Tridonic
Project Manager

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Project Manager Spennymoor, UK
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Tridonic is the Zumtobel Group’s electronics manufacturer, at the forefront of the electronics industry. We are seeking a Project Management Officer (PMO) at our site in Spennymoor to plan, report and coordinate business projects and ensures that are completed on time and within budget. You will operate within a structured management process and uphold the company's standards throughout each project's development and execution.
Responsibilities:
- Planning projects, including setting deadlines, prioritising tasks within his/her project team to the assigned projects.
- Coordinate and plan all resources for the product creation under consideration of the product roadmap, ensures timely availability of the needed Effort Estimates.
- Collaborating with other departments to define, prioritize, and develop projects.
- Analysing financial data, including project budgets, risks, and resource allocation.
- Delivering regular project presentation updates to senior management.
- Providing financial reports and budget outlines to the Head of PMO Spennymoor and other business executives.
- Acts as first escalation point for all project conflicts within her/his team responsibility.
- Cross site alignment of project responsibilities.
- Continuously monitors the project status in terms of costs, timeline, resources, product performance and provides solutions in case of deviations.
- Overseeing the development of the project and ensuring that team members are carrying out their tasks efficiently while upholding the company's standards.
- Accurately documenting the project's creation, development, and execution as well as documenting the project's scope, budget, and justification.
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- Project management or relevant experience.
- Some years of experience as a Project Coordinator or Manager in a manufacturing / software industry.
- PC literate with knowledge of project management and quality assurance tools.
- Committed, solution-oriented style of working with good interpersonal skills to lead a team.
- There may be a requirement for business travel.
- Ability to not only work within the company processes but also have the confidence to question them and identify the critical details of a project whilst maintaining the teams focus on their project responsibilities.
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