The Technical Project Manager will assume, but not be limited to, the following responsibilities:
Project initiation and planning: Define project scope, objectives, deliverables and approach for large enterprise initiatives; estimate resources and determine staffing requirements. Facilitate development of detailed scopes and management plans.
Execution and monitoring: Lead cross-functional project teams through all phases of the project lifecycle, selecting appropriate methodologies (Agile, Predictive or Hybrid) and delegating tasks appropriately. Monitor progress, manage changes in scope, and address risks and issues promptly.
Partner with business leaders, vendors, and IT teams to define scope, timelines, dependencies, and risks.
Risks/Assumptions/Issues/Dependencies (RAID) logs, and status reporting.
Coordinate cross-functional teams including Core, Digital Banking, Security, Network, and Operations.
Communication and stakeholder management: Communicate expectations to stakeholders, manage relationships with project sponsors and vendors, and ensure transparency through status reports and presentations.
Process improvement and governance: Contribute to building or improving the Project Management Office (PMO) by creating procedures, process maps and templates and advocating for best practice.
The successful candidate will possess the following education, knowledge and skillsets:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, Computer Science, or related field; or equivalent experience
6-8 years of technical project management experience in financial services or credit union environments
PMP, PMI-ACP, or similar certification highly preferred