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<p><strong>Essential Functions: </strong></p><p>- Manages project deliverables from solution transition to release and implementation. Facilitates the definition of project charter, scope, goals and deliverables. Manages resources assigned to projects in regards to project efforts, providing a single point of contact for project assignments. Works closely with the Business Relationship Manager (BRM) to understand negotiated, documented, and agreed upon requested deliverables. </p><p>- Creates project plans and project schedules. Monitors, plans, and controls/mitigates project changes and risks. Facilitates communication between stakeholders (sponsor, consumer, technical staff, vendors, and IT staff). Facilitates and positively motivates project teams to solidify a sense of accountability for on-time, within budget project delivery. </p><p>- Acts as a change agent for ensuring that IT delivers excellent customer service. Concisely and effectively communicates progress, status and issues to the business and IT management. Shows initiative and acts independently to resolve problems, manages multiple priorities, and follows through on projects/tasks to completion. </p><p>- Contributes to near-term and long-term organizational planning and strategy. Tracks and manages project tickets/tasks to ensure timely and agreed implementations. Assists with User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Compiles plans and work assignments, facilitates and monitors work efforts, identifies resource trends and needs, and escalates functional, quality, or timeline issues appropriately. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Relevant Background and Formal Education </strong></p><p>- Education: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with major coursework in a related area of study. </p><p>- Experience: Three years of full-time, professional experience in a related field. </p><p>- Technical Skills: Intermediate Skills and Knowledge: Work requires intermediate skills and knowledge in approaches and systems, which support the design and implementation of major programs and/or processes organization wide. Independent judgment and decision-making abilities are necessary to apply technical skills effectively.</p>

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