Technical Project Manager

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Detail information about job Technical Project Manager. Terms and conditions vacancy

• Deliver on exciting technology projects!
• Make a positive impact on Australian society
• Based in the heart of the Sydney CBD

Who is Standards Australia?

Standards Australia is an independent not-for-profit organisation, recognised by the Australian Government as the peak non-government Standards body. We develop internationally aligned Australian Standards in the national interest and work closely across government, industry, consumer and stakeholder groups.

We are a team of around 110+ employees based in Sydney CBD. We have a collaborative, down to earth, fun yet professional working environment where we encourage self-growth and career development.

Due to business demands, we have an exciting newly created opportunity to join our Projects Team as a Technical Project Manager. This is a 12-month fixed term contract role working full-time hours, based in Sydney CBD.

About the Role

The Project Manager will work with business unit leaders and cross-functional team members to ensure that technology projects are planned, managed and delivered through all phases of the project life cycle, and deliver the required business outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:

• Business needs identification
• Business process definition
• Project management
• Testing, implementation and post implementation
• Building relationships
• Managing performance expectations
• Manage projects through all stages, from developing initial concepts to project closure.
• Manage all elements of projects – including scope, resources, risks and issues – to meet budget, scope and quality objectives, and to deliver the required business benefits.
• Plan and manage the business change associated with technology projects, working with business stakeholders to understand business processes and objectives.
• Work with technical resources to develop solutions which deliver user satisfaction, business improvements, and ensure technical compatibility with the IT environment.
• Prepare and manage the documentation of business and technical requirements; Estimate project budget, resources and timelines; Prepare business cases to obtain project and budget approval.
• Actively engage with a range of stakeholders including business users, senior managers, service providers, vendors and technology partners, building buy-in to ensure project success.
• Prepare and present a project-related communications and reports to internal and external stakeholders.
• Prepare and manage the full range of project documentation.

What are we looking for

• Aptitude for understanding business objectives and processes, to ensure projects deliver the expected benefits.
• Strong experience in project management and associated methodologies. AGILE and or Prince2 certification preferred. This should include:
  • Managing estimates, schedules and work plans
  • Managing business change, including the creation and delivery of change management, communications management and training plans.
  • Managing all elements of the Project lifecycle, such as project definition, business case approval, budget submission and management, project team roles and governance, project quality, risks and issues, post-implementation reviews, etc.
• Demonstrated strong analytical, problem solving, decision making, and leadership skills in managing application development projects
• Tertiary qualified in Project Management, or with relevant applied industry experience
• Ability to drive consensus amongst diverse business stakeholders
• Ability to work in a complex and dynamic environment

Working for Standards Australia

Integrity, Courage, Accountability, Respect and Excellence form the basis of all we do. We measure our success not only on the outcomes but on the path we took to get there.

We offer a flexible and positive environment where individual and team efforts are recognised and rewarded. The company is committed to a workplace which supports equal employment opportunities.  Please be advised that applications will close on the 13 July 2018.

What now?

If this sounds like an environment that will bring out the best in you, please submit your cover letter and resume. Eligible applicants must be a Permanent Resident or have legal rights to work in Australia.