Project Manager / Analyst

Creating the status reports, running the pmo, project manager who knows how the pmo run

As a Project Manager Analyst in the Program Management Office (PMO), you will assist the US Finance PMO team in delivering Finance projects on-time and on-budget by facilitating project prioritization, financial management, resource management, and portfolio/project risk management across the project portfolio. In addition, the Project Manager Analyst works with the Program Manager to supervise and enforce the PMO governance and strategy.

The Project Manager Analyst reports to the Program Manager.

The role will firstly focus on the stand-up of U.S. Finance’s PMO, where you will:

Develop and enhance PMO governance, processes and procedures, that ensure consistency and compliance ultimately align with the company’s strategic direction Identify internal processes and technical improvement opportunities to implement and develop tools, templates, and methodologies. Establish use of tools, templates, reporting cadence, etc.

Once the PMO is stood up, the focus of this role will shift to the management of the PMO:

Analyze the portfolio of projects within Finance for reporting to the PMO Leader and Finance leadership: Track project actuals v. forecast and budget variances and impact on portfolio budget Work with Portfolio Manager to govern project change requests Document and track portfolio risks and issues Manage portfolio risks register containing mitigation strategies Analyze resource utilization across the portfolio and identify areas of under/over-allocation Support the development of Steering Committee & Executive Council presentations Work with Project Managers and Reporting & Analytics teams within the PMO: Communicate portfolio risks and impacts to Project Managers Produce utilization report of Project Manager assignments Leverage centralized project plan data and reporting to analyze portfolio Work with the members of the Project Portfolio and Reporting & Analytics teams in fully assessing, quantifying and prioritizing risks: Identify, document and track portfolio risks and issues Analyze (quantify and prioritize) risks at the project and portfolio level Escalate critical risks to schedule, budget and/or scope as required Document and create reporting on response plans and execution

Program and/or Project Management experience required, active PMP certification is helpful Intimidate understanding of different project management lifecycles with an emphasis on IPECC 5+ years’ experience working on a PMO team defining and improving policies, procedures, templates 5+ years’ experience with large-scale technical and or content projects Both a strong technology and business acumen required Ability to work with all levels of management including Executive leadership in a high-paced, stressful environment that is under-going change Strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills required Proficient in Microsoft Office product suite, particularly with Project, Excel and PowerPoint

Bachelor’s Degree preferred or equilavent work experience.

PMP certification