Project Manager

Job Description

About The Role This role is responsible for all delivery aspects of a project over its entire life. They are familiar with project scope and objectives. They are also familiar with the roles of team member to effectively coordinate the activities of the team. Responsibilities Assisting with brainstorming new projects with clients, client leads, sales, and other teams. Assisting the sales process for new and ongoing projects by confirming and documenting project scope and schedule. Monitors/Manages project budgets. Consulting on projects with assistance Leverages/understands project roles, responsibilities, methodology, tools, and best practices Working with internal and external vendors to gather project estimates Monitors/manages project schedules and risk registers Training the client on tools (reporting, content editor) and training the various client customer service/help desk teams. Developing assembly procedures, recommending delivery methods, advising project teams regarding print, assembly, and/or postage alternatives, including identification of lower-cost solutions when required. Ensuring completion of requirements for configuration, internal testing, and client/external testing. Requirements Must Have a Bachelor’s Degree and a Masters Degree would good to have. Possess knowledge and basic understanding of PMI Project Management process and tools. P MP Certification is a good to have 5+ years of project management work experience. 10 + years of professional work experience. US Day Shift timings (5:30PM to 2:30AM IST) Hybrid Work Model Available (3 days a week from office) We offer you a competitive total rewards package, continuing education & training, and tremendous potential with a growing worldwide organization. DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities of this job to other entities; including but not limited to subsidiaries, partners, or purchasers of Alight business units. Show more Show less