Project Coordinator

OneTrustAtlanta, GA
$55,650 - $83,475Hybrid

About The Position

OneTrust is seeking a Project Coordinator passionate about delivering software implementations and building excellent relationships with customers. This role involves owning guided onboarding and small project success from start to completion, coordinating across Sales, Product, Implementation, and Support teams to advocate for OneTrust and the customer. The goal is to provide a clear journey and onboarding experience, ensuring customer satisfaction by managing engagement scope, resources, and timelines, and providing clarity throughout the process.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, business or other related field
  • Good prioritization and time management skills
  • Exceptional communication (verbal and written) and presentation skills with a passion for technology
  • Hard working and determined individual used to working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment
  • Independent worker who is able to problem-solve and process information quickly

Nice To Haves

  • Project Management certifications e.g. PMI, Prince 2
  • Previous Project Coordination experience
  • SAAS Implementation experience

Responsibilities

  • Engagement lead for "guided onboarding" & small projects
  • Provide clear & managed onboarding journey to the customer
  • Organize and provide Project Initiation, Kick Offs & Implementation Close
  • Plan creation, management & ongoing status reporting
  • Manage project scope, risks and issues
  • Set clear prioritization, objectives & expectations with the customer
  • Drive project momentum from workshop initiation to completion with focus on adoption

Benefits

  • Comprehensive healthcare coverage
  • Flexible PTO
  • Equity RSUs
  • Annual performance bonus opportunities
  • Retirement account support
  • 14+ weeks of paid parental leave
  • Career development opportunities
  • Company-paid privacy certification exam fees
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