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Project Manager Area(s) of responsibility ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES Plan, initiate, and execute complex and/or multiple infrastructure projects. Support and coordinate international system integrations as part of enterprise initiatives. Coordinate and support email and Office 365 migration activities, including merger-related efforts. Facilitate IT project execution by ensuring quality, completeness, tracking, and reporting of work items across teams. Create, manage, and maintain project charters, schedules, risk management plans, communication plans, budgets, gate reviews, and related documentation. Collaborate with project team members and management to secure required resources and funding. Coordinate work across client, internal, and vendor-based teams. Analyze project performance, including actual versus planned variances. Manage project closing activities, including operational transition planning and execution. Provide project leadership and guidance to support consistent and reliable delivery. Apply standard project management methods and tools to support repeatable delivery. Engage with end users to understand use cases, requirements, and issues. Provide regular status updates and maintain project metrics to ensure transparency. Ensure projects comply with audit and governance requirements. TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS Oberall 12+ years with 4-6 years of IT Infrastructure Project Management experience with successful delivery of multiple projects. Experience supporting infrastructure initiatives such as system integrations, data center projects, server builds, network and storage implementations, cloud solutions, and office technology changes. Strong facilitation skills to support productive team discussions. Experience using Project and Portfolio Management tools (MS Project, SharePoint, etc.). GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS Understanding of requirements gathering, testing coordination, and release processes. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel. Strong organizational and analytical skills. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities and identify project risks. Collaborative team player who works effectively with technical and business partners. Customer‑focused approach with attention to end‑user impact. Experience Level Senior Level

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