The IT Project Manager role is aligned to product development teams and partners with product leadership to manage the delivery of team objectives and deliver the vision of the product. This role is responsible for coordinating efforts across multiple teams to deliver seamless solutions and are responsible for improving the overall effectiveness of delivery for the team. The Project Delivery Manager advises and coaches others on Delivery methodologies (Scrum, Kanban, Lean, etc.) while simultaneously coordinating impediment, risks, cross-product interdependencies and release management.Requirements:

• 6 – 9 years’ experience
• Considers resource trends, facts, and changing demands to make predictions regarding future capacity needs.
• Uses data to guide decision-making based on measurable insights that improve products and services.
• Identifies, tracks, and resolves dependencies between teams, product development efforts, projects, or programs to ensure efficient execution and timely delivery of target outcomes without bottlenecks or delays.
• Identify, prioritize, and resolve obstacles that hinder team progress, ensuring smooth workflow and timely delivery.
• Understands the various agile and project frameworks and methodologies (e.g., Agile, SCRUM, Lean, Six Sigma, Waterfall, Kanban, etc.) and applies the appropriate framework/methodology for the situation.
• Leverages knowledge, previous experience, and skills to identify the crux of an issue and creates a workable solution to resolve problems. Understands verbal or numerical information and how to make reasoned decisions based on this analysis.
• Reviews the quality of all factors involved in production. Investigates products to ensure that quality is maintained or improved.
• Defines and estimates work in scope for release based on target outcomes, prioritizes deliverables, aligns capacity with plan work, monitors progress against estimates, manages scope adjustments based on new insights, and ensures successful release of the product increment.
• Identifies, forecasts, and evaluates risks and navigates a way to avoid or limit their impact.
• Plans or designs the cohesive conglomeration of interrelated and interdependent parts of a system, that promotes business performance.
• Plans, implements, and manages testing strategies, policies, and practices that assure the delivery of high-quality applications.