Senior Project Manager (ASR Administrative Networks)

Senior Project Manager (ASR Administrative Networks)
University of Saskatchewan

Americas, Canada, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon

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Salary

$83,468 - $139,027 Per Year

Rank

Senior Manager

Responsibility

Design/Transform

Scope

Regional

Workplace

Hybrid

Functions

Finance

HR

Reports to

Director, Shared Services

Level

N-2

Travel Max:

0%

Posting Date

02-24-2024

Description

Reporting to the Director, Shared Services, this position works in a high-volume, complex, and dynamic environment of shifting priorities and continual deadlines.

Senior Project Manager (ASR Administrative Networks)

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide leadership, direction, and delegation to carry large projects through to completion ensuring efficiency and timely implementation.
  • In collaboration with the project and leadership teams, conduct environmental scans, prepare current and future state maps, document policy/process recommendations for change, and draft and coordinate implementation of project plans.
  • Apply project management methodology, knowledge, skills, tools, and techniques toward projects to meet objectives.
  • Effectively communicate project goals, scope and expectations to team members and stakeholders in a timely and clear fashion.
    • Ensure adherence to quality standards and review project deliverables.
    • Collect and archive documentation.
    • Communicate with stakeholders to understand current realities, design future state, build commitment and ensure project plans incorporate important perspectives.
  • Develop realistic schedule and holds primary responsibility for all aspects of adhering to the project schedule.
  • Manage project budget from development through to completion including appropriate change orders and clear communication with clients.
  • Develop the overall project risk strategy to which appropriate university risk tolerance is applied.
  • Provide timely and innovative responses to project problems as they arise, initiate actions required to achieve success, monitor progress between meetings, and assess progress, and develop and implement decisions and actions quickly.
  • Manage project budget from development through to completion including appropriate change orders and clear communication with clients.
  • Develop realistic schedule and holds primary responsibility for all aspects of adhering to the project schedule.
  • Develop the overall project risk strategy to which appropriate university risk tolerance is applied.
  • The Project Manager must have the ability to work with a variety of stakeholders and effectively address resistance to change.
  • The individual must exercise sound judgment, be comfortable in a team environment, and have well developed communication and project management skills.
  • Ensure our commitments to courageous curiosity, boundless collaboration, and inspired communities are integrated throughout all projects. The USask community is committed to and inspired by these actions as they provide endless benefits of the nīkānītān manācihitowinihk | ni manachīhitoonaan (“Let us lead with Respect”) university plan.
  • Perform other related duties or projects as assigned.

Qualification & Requirements

Education: A relevant university degree with specialization in business administration. Designation as a Project Management Professional (PMP) would be considered an asset.

Experience: Minimum of five years of experience in project and relationship management, including preparation of budgets, schedules, and contract documents.  An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.  Leading teams and/or projects in post-secondary setting and in a shared services model will be considered an asset.

Skills: 

  • Demonstrated strong and effective interpersonal, organizational and communication skills both written and verbal.
  • Demonstrated ability to handle responsibility and authority to make decisions.
  • Strong problem solving and conflict management, analytical and negotiating skills.
  • A working knowledge of provincial statutes, regulations, codes and legislation that relate to the job.
  • The ability to lead, instruct, implement, and guide a team from project inception through to completion.
  • The ability to effectively prioritize and manage multiple and concurrent priorities. Proficiency in Microsoft Project is required.
  • Knowledge of and experience with university policies, priorities and goals would be an asset.
  • Knowledge and understanding of issues, including cultural, socio-economic and other factors affecting Indigenous Peoples and an awareness that Indigenous engagement is a strategic priority at the University.

Benefits

  • Insurance, Health & Wellness
  • Financial & Retirement
  • Family & Parenting
  • Vacation & Time Off
  • Other Perks and Benefits…

Company Profile

University of Saskatchewan
Industry

Higher Education

Revenue

$807.6M

Employees

6,500

Fortune 500 Rank

NA

Global 500 Rank

NA

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