The Project Manager oversees, manages, and coordinates all operational aspects of ongoing department-level projects that have a significant impact across multiple organizational functions.
Requirements
- Manage all aspects of assigned projects, including planning, implementation, monitoring, completion, and follow-up.
- Balance multiple projects simultaneously, prioritize critical tasks, and manage competing timelines.
- Establish and maintain project standards for work quality, deliverables, and productivity.
- Identify project issues and develop data-driven solutions to achieve scientific, productivity, quality, and client satisfaction goals.
- Oversee and track project budgets, costs, and resources, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives.
- Negotiate and reconcile resource allocations and resolve scheduling or staffing conflicts.
- Anticipate and address potential schedule changes, assessing cost and resource impacts.
- Develop and implement tools, techniques, and processes to support informed decision-making across project teams.
- Actively define and evolve project scope, goals, and deliverables in collaboration with leadership and stakeholders.
- Maintain the master project plan and timeline, ensuring alignment with key milestones and deliverables.
- Serve as a liaison between management, department heads, and project teams, providing regular status updates and progress reports.
- Recommend and implement operational and process improvements to enhance project team efficiency and performance.
- Prepare and deliver formal presentations and project updates to senior management and cross-functional forums.
- Ensure all project work complies with applicable GMP, corporate policies, regulatory requirements, and standard operating procedures.
- Anticipate resource needs and communicate proactively with management and project sponsors.
- May supervise project support staff, conduct annual performance evaluations, and provide professional development and career guidance.
- Participate in departmental and interdepartmental meetings and lead focus-area projects as required.
Benefits