IT Project Manager II

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We believe government should be at the forefront of technological innovation. Our teams are experimenting with artificial intelligence, machine learning and other emerging technologies to conceive tomorrow's solutions. IT members are exploring options for replacing and upgrading legacy systems. Our mission has never been clearer. We understand how citizens and employees can benefit from conveniences afforded by the latest tech offerings.

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The IT Department is currently seeking an IT Project Manager II to develop and implement project efforts that utilize Information Technology solutions.

This position offers a remote/hybrid work schedule arrangement within the Southside and Peninsula areas. The City offers a generous and competitive benefits package, which includes health, dental, and life insurance, retirement and savings plans, maternity/paternity leave, holidays, and Paid-Time-Off.

The Project Manager duties include, but are not limited to:

• Follow project management standards and procedures promoted by the IT Project Management Office

• Manage a portfolio of medium to large, moderate to high complex projects and work with business areas to prioritize work requests, using standard project methodologies.

• Consult with Subject Matter Experts (SME) to document existing process, research best practices and propose future process in the spirit of continuous improvement. Develop and maintain a productive working relationship with key technical stakeholders and vendors.

• Define functional and business requirements based on needs collaboratively with the SME. Apply project processes to include initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure activities following PMI practices.

• Develop project charter, scope, business requirements, test plans, and project plans.

• Work with stakeholders to manage deliverables and project timelines and obtain project sponsor's approvals.

• Provide status updates and report to internal and external stakeholders on a regular basis.

• Assist in defining business metrics to manage and improve processes.

• Negotiate conflicts and resolve issues as they arise. Identify and manage project issues and track resolution.

• Analyze and prioritize risk and assess potential project impact. Develop and maintain risk plans, processes, and systems to mitigate risk.

• Responsible for project communications to leadership, the stakeholder community, and project team.

• Provide work direction and leadership to assigned projects, including scheduling, assignment of work and review of project efforts.

• Identify ways to resolve scope, schedule, budget, and quality issues. Conducts in-depth root cause analyses and participates in Change Management deliverables.

• Conduct ongoing project meetings with the project team and provide summary notes with clearly defined action items.

• Conduct formal sessions with project teams to capture and analyze lessons learned from related projects to identify opportunities for improvement/reuse.

• Consistently keep the project plan up to date using the Project Management tool to include schedules, activities, dependencies, milestones, risks and achievement, notes, and updates.

• Perform other job duties requiring skills, knowledge, and physical requirements as demanded by those duties described or less. Individual assignments will be determined by the supervisor based on then current workloads and department needs.

Our department provides training opportunities for staff at all levels. It's critical for IT members to constantly elevate their skill sets in preparation for what's to come. We appreciate candidates from diverse backgrounds who are energized by the challenges of working in government IT.

An inquisitive imagination, purposeful passion and consistent customer-focus are all welcome traits. We aspire to create an environment where employees can do their best work.