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Project Director
Location
California
Posted
52 days ago
Salary
$148.6K - $198.2K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Project Director
First American
• Responsible for directing all aspects of the development and implementation of assigned projects and provides a single point of contact for large scale complex projects. • Develops and directs the planning, control resources, procedures, and timing of assigned projects. • Develops project deliverables including project plans, schedules, and status reports. • Provides solutions and identifies appropriate resources needed and manages schedules to ensure timely completion of project. • Takes projects from original concept through final implementation. • Develops and implements project plans specifying goals, strategy, and staffing, scheduling, identification of risks, contingency plans, budgets, and allocation of available resources. • Conducts risk monitoring and controls during a project's duration to ensure ability to achieve expected outcomes, on time and on budget. • Works closely with the end users, business technologies, and others to understand and prioritize business goals and information needs related to the project. • Ensures operational and financial controls are not adversely affected by project activities and deliverables. • Integrates vendor tasks and manages vendor deliverables as needed to ensure project success. • Organizes project teams and assigns individual responsibilities. • Recommends and drives the analysis and solutions of complex problems. • Determines, oversees, and plans budgets. • Identifies and resolves issues to completing projects on time and within budget. • Identifies and addresses future concepts and implements best practices. • May be required to perform duties outside of normal work hours based on business needs.
Job Requirements
- Conceptual understanding and expert knowledge of project management best practices and current technologies to plan and communicate effectively with project team and sponsors
- Experience with project management methodologies and techniques, and their application in business and technical environments
- Experience with applicable business process sufficient to communicate and consult with team members, customers and management
- Extensive experience with planning, directing, and administering projects in a business and/or technology environment
- Experience with risk management
- Experience with managing multiple projects or large project with complex inter-dependencies
- Experience with developing and managing complex project budgets
- Strong knowledge of communication, statusing, and Project Management tools to create project documents and reports
Benefits
- medical
- dental
- vision
- 401k
- PTO/paid sick leave
- employee stock purchase plan
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