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3) years strictly working in Land Development local government departments utilizing systems as such Accela, EPermitHub, Selectron, Service Now, SeeClickFix, File360, and Document Management Servers a bachelor’s degree or and a minimum three (3) years of experience managing IT technical projects in local government.
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Using sound project management techniques oversees the required day to day project execution activities of our subcontractors and field execution teams. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Construction Management is preferred and/or 4-8 years of related work and engineering experience in the Controls or Construction Industry.
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This is a junior-level project management role with the potential to become a Project Manager. This is the perfect way to begin your career in Project Management. The e-Discovery Project Coordinator assists a team of Project Managers in overseeing the execution of litigation support projects and is ultimately responsible for the quality and timeliness of each project.
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We are hiring a Technical Project Manager to join our Digital Engineering team. Excellent project & team management skills, including active mitigation of risks to the plan, providing status updates, management of trade-offs to drive satisfactory completion of product/project, and facilitation of planning and governance activities with team(s.
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