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10+ years progressive experience in Civil, Environmental or Geotechnical engineering with extensive technical background in field of expertise and at least 5+ years in a project management role and client relationship management role.
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Oversees and ensuring the project management quality (according to the Diversified standards), and ensures cross-functional QA/QC checkpoints for deliverables occur on-time, across the program(s)/portfolio.
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A career in our Cloud and Network Architecture practice, within Cloud Computing and Networking services, will provide you with the opportunity to focus on the joint business relationship between PwC and Google, HP, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and other cloud based platforms that bring new and innovative services to some of the largest companies.
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By working directly with client facing staff, IC Leadership, and the IC research team, you will serve as a project manager and relationship manager helping deliver a range of research services to support thought leadership, business development, and project delivery.
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As Director, Project Management you will be the day-to-day manager of the client relationship; a brand champion, an agency facilitator, and a trusted partner to both clients and your team.
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Knowledge of commercial banking products and services including credit analysis, underwriting, and treasury management products and services. The Portfolio Manager partners with the Bankers/Relationship Managers in supporting the administration, growth and development of the Dallas Commercial Real Estate homebuilder loan portfolio.
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Key responsibilities, as described below include: Project Administration, Financial Performance, Schedule Performance, Risk Management, Relationship Management, Team Member Development, and Collaboration.
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Excellent customer relationship skills, resource management, risk management and stakeholder management. Experience with project charter, resource mgmt, project management plan, status reports, project timesheets, communications plan, budget and schedule.
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Certification / Knowledge of one or more of TOGAF, SIAM, architecture, service/project management and ops governance methodologies. Exposure to technology platforms, tools and accelerators for Service Management, Business Continuity / Disaster Management.
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Input project status within Salesforce and routing of final agreements vis DocuSign. 5+ years of strategic sourcing and category management expertise. Establish Master Service Agreements with Meetings & Events preferred suppliers while owning the procurement relationship and developing the strategic approach for the M&E category.
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Your healthcare industry knowledge in the areas of Formulary Management, Drug Utilization Management, and Reimbursement and Claims Adjudication will also contribute to your success. As a Benefit Relationship Manager (BRM), you will captain the strategic documentation and deployment of our clients’ prescription benefit plan designs.
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Strong relationship management skills, shown through initiating and growing client relationships in creative ways. The Project Manager works under minimal supervision and relies on experience and judgment to plan and to accomplish goals.
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Proficiency in additional software applications or tools relevant to executive support, such as project management software, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, or video conferencing platforms.
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Key responsibilities, as described below including; Project Administration, Financial Performance, Schedule Performance, Risk Management, Relationship Management, Team Member Development, and Collaboration with other Business Unit Leaders.
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Prior experience serving as Project Manager, Design Manager, Director of Estimating, or Project Director of construction teams, where responsibilities include construction, engineering, estimating, contracts management, and client relations.
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