FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Application Development Project Manager?
The primary responsibility of the Application Development Project Manager is to provide project planning and management for technology implementations and initiatives within the company, ensuring that projects are completed to specification, on time, and within budget.
What types of activities will I be involved in as a Technical Project Manager?
As a Technical Project Manager, you will be involved in client technology implementation projects, which include documenting system features and requirements, developing project scopes, managing changes in project scope and costs, tracking project performance, providing oversight for BA support activities, and coordinating resources.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A BA in IT or equivalent experience is required, along with 3-5 years of experience managing complex or technical programs, a demonstrated understanding of project management processes, excellent time management skills, and experience in a collaborative environment.
What kind of project management methodologies or qualifications are preferred for this role?
Preferred qualifications for this role include proven project management experience, ITIL, or SDLC knowledge. Familiarity with service order management, supplier management, procurement, and accounting practices is also advantageous.
How important is experience in a collaborative working environment for this position?
Experience working in a high-level collaborative environment is very important for this position, as the role involves promoting a teamwork mentality and working in partnership with senior leadership and various stakeholders.
Will the Technical Project Manager need to report to management?
Yes, the Technical Project Manager will need to report and escalate issues to management as necessary to ensure sponsorship and support of "at risk" projects.
Are there specific industries or client verticals that the Technical Project Manager will need to be familiar with?
Yes, the Technical Project Manager should be familiar with various client verticals, including government, healthcare, corporate, and retail, as this knowledge helps in understanding and meeting detailed process and reporting requirements.
What type of software technologies will the Project Manager be working with?
The Project Manager will work with existing C&W/Client infrastructure and software, as well as new software technologies and systems integration, to support service delivery and enhance the Corporate Real Estate (CRE) platform.
What are the key skills needed to succeed in this role?
Key skills needed include excellent time management and organizational skills, analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a strong understanding of project management processes and methodologies.