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What You'll Bring (Experience & Qualifications) You Bring: Bachelors or Master degree in mathematics, natural sciences, information technology, business management, or relevant field 2+ years of practical experience in IT/ERP consulting, professional software development, or IT project management with a focus on one or more of the following: SAP Salesforce Oracle (Financials, NetSuite, Fusion, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, etc.
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Lead a team of direct reports (Project Management Training Specialist, Project Management Office-Project Engineer) Ability to lead a team of direct reports (Project Management Training Specialist, Project Management Office-Project Engineer.
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Active Project Management Institute Project Management Professional (PMI-PMP) Provide regular training and guidance to Project Management teams in best practices and risk mitigation.
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Our programs are designed for working adults to provide flexible training to prepare you to start a career in IT Support, Data Analytics, UX Design, Cybersecurity, or Project Management.
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