Alchemy Global Talent Solutions ยท 3 weeks ago
Software Implementation Project Manager
Alchemy Global Talent Solutions is a global business based in Denver, CO, seeking an experienced Software Implementation Project Manager. The role involves managing multiple software implementation projects for clients, ensuring they are well documented, planned, and executed within approved budgets and deadlines.
Responsibilities
Manage a portfolio of software implementation projects
Manage daily SaaS project tasks for software implementation
Work closely with the implementation and client services teams throughout the project, delegating tasks to team members as required
Ensure SaaS projects are well documented, planned and staffed
Create project plans, including setting targets for milestones and adhering to deadlines and implementation approved budget
Resolve any issues that arise during the implementation phase
Build strong relationships both internally and externally
Communicate with clients and teams to ensure they are updated on status of the project
Maintain responsibility for project performance, cost, scope, schedule, quality, and appropriate business measurements
Regularly present at meetings as required, managing client expectations
Qualification
Required
Experience working within technology software implementation & SaaS project management
Excellent client management, presentation and communication skills, ability to present to all levels
Ability to work in a fast paced environment meeting strict deadlines
Experience managing multiple parallel projects in a software development and/or project management environment
Success solving complex problems and improving processes
Willingness to travel across the USA up to 20%
Preferred
A background and knowledge in one of the following; Human Resources, HRIS, Business Travel, Talent Mobility, Global Mobility, Employee Experience, Employee Data, Workforce Management, Talent Management, Payroll, Global Compliance is preferred
Project Management certification preferred however not essential