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Job Summary
- Project Management ,Oversee the planning, implementation and tracking of the project
- Define the scope of the project and collect user requirements
- Create a detailed project plan and allocate resources for the project
- Ensure efficient use of the allocated resources in the project
- Generate weekly report of project status to senior management
- Prepare comprehensive documentation for the project, such as Scope of Works, Detail requirement, Design Documents, Data Dictionary, Process , Test Documentation and User Manuals
- Assign development tasks for development team and follow up development team progress
- Support testing and quality control during the project
Job Description
- A project manager is nothing if not a coordinator of multiple moving parts that typically cross departmental divides; for this reason, a successful PM must be highly organized and able to keep meticulous track of every aspect of every project.
- Every project is like a miniature military campaign â and no uniformed outfit ever won any engagement without a good leader at the helm. Project managers must be able to inspire team buy-in by articulating a clear vision, keep morale up by ensuring team members have the resources they need, and resolve inner-team conflicts that will inevitably arise along the way.
- Naturally, the ability to communicate effectively with team members, organizational leaders, and stakeholders is a must for any project manager. PMs must understand not just how to best communicate to various audiences, but also what to communicate.
- As a leader that must align strategic vision with deliverableoutcomes, the art of negotiation is a critical tool in any PM's belt. From budgets to timelines toresource allocation, the successful project manager is one practiced in "win-win negotiation."
- Proper planning starts with organization â coordinating project tasks in the correct order â but it goes further than that. Planning also requires the ability to schedule appropriately, monitor project progress, and make necessary adjustments along the way to ensure on-time delivery.
- Sound foundational knowledge of IT infrastructure and architecture.
- Sense of balance between the roles of project manager and technical advisor.
- Ability to communicate effectively in both technical and non-technical terms.
- SCRUM Methodology
- Cloud (nice to have)
Qualification
- BA/BS required, MBA preferred but not required
- Solid international exposure of clients/ projects required
- Solid experience in Telco, banking, financial services and related industry is preferred
- Proven experience in handling multiple projects simultaneously is required
- Good understanding of software development and programming is required
- degree in computer science, IT or related field
- Very good communication skill in both Thai and English is a MUST
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