Senior Information Technology Project Manager
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
My client, a top-tier Quantitative Asset Manager, is seeking an individual Senior IT Project Manager to join their growing organization. This individual will be in charge of managing mid to large size projects with a focus on implementing new systems, new platforms, and new technologies internally. The ideal candidate will have 5-10 years of experience supporting IT business projects and IT operational projects within a financial organization. This is a hybrid model in Boston, MA.
Responsibilities: Scoping, planning, and executing IT projectsCreate and maintain project plans, which include tasks, dependencies, milestones, etc. Collaborate with multiple IT and business teams to achieve project objectives and timelinesServe as a scrum master for investment systems teams
Qualifications: 5-10 years of experience supporting IT business projects and IT operational projects Financial services industry experience is highly preferredHands-on project management capabilities, e.g. waterfall, agile, etc. is preferred Agile Scrum Master Certification. PMP Certification and/or SAFE certification preferred
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