We have a specific need on our team for a Technical Project Manager and Business Analyst. You have experience working with multidisciplinary teams, and you know what it takes to deliver a digital experience that can improve the lives of customers and surpasses the goals of clients. You also have experience gathering and documenting product requirements. You have worked in a variety of systems environments and have at least a general understanding of the technology considerations. You are comfortable leading workshops, working meetings and presentations. You communicate in an empathetic, positive and friendly manner with a focus on clarifying business needs and customer service. You have a passion for digital project delivery and want to work with globally admired brands.

You will:

  • Ensure Project Excellence by...
    • Support developing solutions to drive client business.
    • Maintain a unique perspective of a common goal to increase knowledge, communication, and awareness between team members and the client.
    • Align the team to project goals by sharing client insights and objectives.
    • Create solid project plans with top-down and bottom-up budgets to support clients’ interests.
    • Execute project plans according to established procedures, channels, and expectations.
    • Participate in both client and internal meetings.
  • Requirements Documentation:
    • Demonstrates an ability to express complex ideas clearly
    • Facilitates analysis, classification and documentation of requirements
    • Proposes an appropriate document-set for a project
    • Publishes, distributes and facilitates sign-off of requirements documentation
    • Manages changes to the requirements baseline
    • Supports impact analysis on changes to requirement(s) through project lifecycle
  • Eliciting Requirements:
    • Gathers, clarifies and validates requirements
    • Acts as interpreter who facilitates communication between clients and internal teams
    • Anticipates, quantifies and resolves problems and issues with requirements
  • Testing:
    • Demonstrates knowledge of testing strategies, plans and execution
    • Participates actively in the development of testing strategies and plans
    • Designs user acceptance testing plans
    • Monitors user acceptance testing and responses to problems

You have:

  • 5 - 10 years experience as a Business Analyst in software or interactive web development initiatives
  • Experience as a Project Manager working on/managing a variety of digital projects; site builds, micro-sites, web maintenance.
  • Experience with office productivity tools such as Excel, Word, MS Project, Visio, and PowerPoint.
  • Experience with collaboration and issue tracking tools such as Box, Jira, and Confluence.
  • Basic knowledge of Project Management principles, methods, and techniques.
  • Experience managing teams and conversations with clients around scope, schedule, and budget as well as roadmaps, objectives, and strategies.
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Strong organizational skills
  • Applies creative thinking and problem solving to clarifying requirements related issues
  • Demonstrated experience producing technology project artifacts including:
    • Use Cases
    • Requirements Documents
    • Functional Specifications
    • Test Plans and Test Cases
    • Process Flows
  • Demonstrated experience in technology solution management, including:
    • Usability/GUI design
    • Web application development methodologies
    • Object-oriented development approaches
    • Working knowledge of third-party solution providers
    • Defining and documenting design to requirements trade-offs
  • Broad knowledge of programs, projects and knowledge management processes and toolsets
  • Knowledge of user-centered content development, interface design, information architecture, digital branding and marketing communications
  • Demonstrated experience in communications management, including:
    • Ability to communicate with a variety of audiences (client and internal team)
    • Consensus building, team building and problem solving
    • Written and oral communications, including presentations to senior level executives
    • Ability to work with cross-functional teams throughout implementation to ensure integrity to requirements
    • Organizing and facilitating meetings with business users for requirements gathering

 

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