Alpha Net Consulting LLC
IT Infrastructure Project Manager / Data Center Project Manager
North Charleston, SC, United States · Senior
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About the role
- The project scope includes assisting Clients – Division of Information Technology - Infrastructure Services with the following activities:
- • Developing project charters, plans, and budgets
Responsibilities
- Reviewing the Integrator / Vendor project planning documents and associated deliverables
- Implements, monitors, and supports cybersecurity and system quality performance
- Collaborates with areas across campus and with other IT teams
- Deliver updates and briefs to senior campus leaders
Skills
- Experience managing datacenter, cloud, and network infrastructure projects
- Ability to work high-volume fast paced projects
- Meets deadlines
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to work independently with limited supervision and prioritize workload
- Technical and business writing
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Project
- Knowledge of higher education business processes and systems
- Manage Multiple IT Security Projects
- Manage Multiple IT Projects
- REQUIRED EDUCATION: Bachelor's Degree or job experience in related area
- PMI Certification = PMP
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