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Operations Technology Project Manager/Senior PM

LS Power Development, LLCβ€’Chesterfield, MO

About The Position

Responsible for all aspects of project management within the Operations Technology (OT) and Energy Management System (EMS) departments. The role covers OT infrastructure projects and software implementations, as well as other technology projects such as office relocations and other project-oriented assignments. The Project Manager develops project plans and governing documents, manages schedules, costs, risks, resources, deliverables, and reporting across a portfolio of infrastructure projects. The role works with technical and non-technical stakeholders and vendors, maintains project scope and accountability, and provides structure and oversight in OT and EMS project meetings. This is a hands-on position in a lean team environment. In addition to project coordination, the role may involve physical delivery of services, including unpacking, installing, building out, and configuring workstations, servers, and other equipment, as well as travel to remote sites for in-person oversight and support.

Requirements

  • 8+ years of experience managing IT or OT projects across Waterfall, Agile, or hybrid environments.
  • Strong track record of delivering large-scale infrastructure projects on time and within scope.
  • Ability to build and own project artifacts such as charters, schedules, and communication plans.
  • Ability to manage multiple high-visibility projects simultaneously while balancing internal teams and external vendors.
  • Proactive approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating risk throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Solid understanding of project management processes, controls, and best practices.
  • Interest in learning and working in a regulated utility environment, including frameworks such as FERC and NERC CIP.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and comfort using project and productivity tools.
  • Ability to communicate complex technical information clearly and effectively to varied audiences.
  • Hold or be working toward a PMP, ITIL, or similar certification.

Responsibilities

  • Develop comprehensive project plans and governing documents, including project charters, scope definitions, reports, and Statements of Work (SOWs).
  • Assess and communicate project risks and their impact on individual projects and the broader portfolio.
  • Build, maintain, and adjust project timelines and milestones to keep deliverables on track.
  • Analyze actual versus planned costs and forecast, monitor, and report project spending throughout each project lifecycle.
  • Manage end-to-end project deliverables, align task timelines with deadlines, and address delivery gaps proactively.
  • Identify, document, and manage project risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies.
  • Serve as Project Controller in OT and EMS project meetings, providing oversight, structure, and accountability.
  • Lead infrastructure projects, including storage implementations and upgrades, network upgrades, and Identity/Privileged Access Management (IAM/PAM) deployments.
  • Assess the relationship between resource assignments, timelines, risk assessments, and milestones across projects and the portfolio.
  • Facilitate and participate in meetings with technical and non-technical stakeholders to capture requirements, define milestones, communicate timelines, track actions, and monitor project health.
  • Monitor daily project progress, detect deviations, resolve conflicts, and prevent issues from escalating into schedule or scope impacts.
  • Build and maintain relationships with stakeholders across the organization to support alignment and communication.
  • Protect the integrity of project charters and SOWs and identify and manage scope creep.
  • Develop, compile, and distribute standardized project portfolio reports on weekly and biweekly cadences, and respond to stakeholder reporting inquiries.
  • Manage a portfolio of hardware and software infrastructure projects and maintain consistent oversight and delivery across workstreams.
  • Monitor project resource allocation, identify over- and underutilization, and rebalance assignments.
  • Develop and maintain project metrics and reporting frameworks for portfolio performance visibility.
  • Produce cost reports tracking budgeted versus actual expenses.
  • Use working knowledge of servers, storage, networking, telecommunications, and applications to engage in project discussions and bridge technical and non-technical communication.
  • Own meeting administration, including preparing and distributing agendas, taking notes, and following up on action items.
  • Participate in hands-on service delivery, including unpacking, installation, build-out, and configuration of workstations, servers, and other equipment.
  • Travel to remote sites as needed for hands-on, in-person project oversight and support.

Benefits

  • 100% employer-paid premium healthcare.
  • Paid parental leave.

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