Project Manager

Konica Minolta Business Solutions, U.S.A., Inc.•South Burlington, VT

10h

About The Position

Project Managers in the New England area - we are looking for you! The objective of the Project Manager (PM) is to manage a series of concurrent IT implementation projects from inception through successful implementation with an emphasis on driving results through efficiency, attention to detail, and ability to direct communications within the project team and with each of the project clients. The Project Manager will be primarily focused on controlling the cost, quality and schedule of the project by effectively managing the assigned engineering resources, as well as for the procurement and tracking of ordered products and third party services necessary to complete the project.

Requirements

At least 4 years of project management experience
Project management skills.
Technical aptitude.
Client skills

Nice To Haves

College degree preferred
CAPM® or above certification a plus.

Responsibilities

Planning the work of the project team and achieving overall quality, schedule and cost targets.
Responding to escalation of issues from project team members.
Ensuring that project milestones are met and reported.
Coordinating closely with the assigned technical lead for quality assurance / quality control (QA/QC) functions and in the development of deployment specific engineering documentation.
Providing information and support to other organizations within the company, pertaining to the project.
Creation of the project plan.
Coordination of all client communications.
Communicating project information through workflow system (Conversation).
Selection of project technical lead.
Procurement of hardware and software necessary to the project.
Ordering and coordination of 3rd party services (i.e. ISP, utilities, etc.).
Coordination with engineering team leads (ETLs) in selection of field engineering resources.
Assignment of project tasks in the service delivery system.
Review and approval of project related timecards.
Escalation and communication of issues and changes affecting the project.
Initiating the billing process and closure of the project upon completion.