The common responsibilities for this position include overseeing the project life-cycle, managing tasks, schedules, budgets, and resources, establishing project scopes, ensuring quality deliverables, communicating with stakeholders, preparing status reports, building client relationships, and mentoring staff. The Project Manager is responsible for managing digital project streams, producing project plans, driving project task execution, liaising between teams and vendors, organizing meetings, managing testing activities, coordinating training, handling Change Requests, and maintaining project documentation. They will oversee project quality and performance, manage vendor relationships, and ensure compliance with contractual requirements. Additionally, the role involves conducting risk management, facilitating cross-functional collaboration, and ensuring a seamless transition to operations with a focus on knowledge transfer and documentation. The Project Manager will also be responsible for portfolio management, product planning, costing, and pricing communication, as well as supporting customer proposals and presentations.
The percentages next to each skill reflect the sector’s demands in these respective skills. E.g., 30% means this skill has been listed in 30% of all the job postings in this sector.
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