Network Implementation Manager / Project Manager

Network Implementation Manager / Project Manager
Genesis10 - Sandy Springs, GA
Genesis10 is currently seeking multiple Implementation Managers to work in Sandy Springs, GA on a long-term contract supporting our Fortune25 financial industry client.

Summary:
The Implementation Manager plans and coordinates project and portfolio delivery, leveraging internal resources and external service providers to complete highly complex, global network programs or projects within predicted cost, time, and quality estimates.

Responsibilities:
Manages multiple related and interdependent projects to collectively deliver a desired business outcome based on varying degrees of complexity
Manages the end-to-end network infrastructure delivery strategy including the collection and translation of business requirements into program and project plans, and technical execution approach for programs and projects
Rigorously manages scope to ensure agreed/approved/appropriate value is delivered and commitments are achieved within time, cost, and quality parameters
Plans and coordinates project deliverables across multiple service providers in support of network infrastructure project requirements
Manages a portfolio of network infrastructure projects from design, build, through implementation and operational turn-over, with high levels of complexity
Responsible for project set up for Network sponsored projects within the technology systems of record (Nexus, Maximo, etc.)
Provides input into development of business cases and technology estimates
Develops and manages the tasks within the overall work plan
Manages financial estimates, forecasting, monitoring, and reporting for network infrastructure deliverables for global programs and projects
Responsible for leading a matrix team including but not limited to internal, global and third party associates
Responsible for managing technology design integrity with high levels of complexity from implementation to operational turn-over, and/or may have broad scale accountability for those processes that support initiatives
Responsible for communicating project status across delivery teams, senior leaders, and cross-functional stakeholders

Requirements:
8-10 years of applicable experience (Project Management, Network Management, Implementation Engineering)
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
Knowledge in one or more of the following Network product areas: LAN/WAN, Wireless, Voice, Load-Balancing, Content Mgmt, Perimeter)

Additional Requirements:
Results-oriented leader who can develop and manage relationships across the technology based on trust, teamwork and knowledge
Ability to recognize implementation planning opportunity to optimize cross-project dependencies for greater efficiency in project delivery
Strong business, financial, network technology acumen
Proven ability to resolve project issues and mitigate project risk by negotiating solutions that meet expected results
Possesses in-depth knowledge of business, applications and applied use of technology
Experience with Project Management methodology and tools such as Enterprise project and change standards, SDLC, Waterfall, Clarity, Discovery, SharePoint, MS Project, etc.
Ability to adhere to Client Project Management governance frame-work
Proven ability to matrix-manage direct and cross-functional teams
Credibility to influence subordinates, peers and executive management
Excellent written/verbal communication and presentation skills at an executive level

Preferred Skills:
PMP certification
Cisco certification
Client relationship management skills

If you have the described qualifications and are interested in this exciting opportunity, apply today! Only W2 candidates will be considered.

About Genesis10:
Genesis10 is a leading U.S. business and technology consulting firm with hundreds of clients needing proven talent and solutions to power their strategic initiatives. If you are a high performing business or IT professional with solid, referenced experience, we want to meet you. Genesis10 recruiters and delivery professionals are highly accomplished career advocates, who get to know you beyond your resume to position you with the opportunities that fit your skills, experience and aspirations. We have benefit options to fit your needs and a support staff that works with you from placement throughout your engagement project after project. To learn more about Genesis10 and to view all our available career opportunities, please visit us at www.genesis10.com Genesis10 is an Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V
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