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What does a great Cyber Security Project Manager do?The Project Manager - Cyber Security supports GCSS’s overall strategy by leading delivery efforts on priority security related initiatives. The Project Manager ensures that proper planning, estimating, resource management and execution are performed on critical implementations that prevent and remediate security and compliance issues thus keeping applications, data, and network infrastructure safe, secure and compliant. Risk Management and Issue Management are also important functions within the scope of this role.The Project Manager works with a network of stakeholders across the enterprise to implement controls, technology and policies. These stakeholders include: Application Development teams, Information Security and Cyber Defense SMEs, Infrastructure, Audit, Compliance, Third-Party Oversight, clients, business partners and external vendors. The Project Manager keeps senior executives briefed and well-informed of the overall program and project status while addressing escalations and managing to project schedules.The Project Manager is responsible for driving complex, high priority, projects or component phases of larger programs. Accountable for delivering projects on time, within budget, and within scope. This individual will lead and coordinate cross-functional, cross-departmental, cross-company teams that are responsible for all aspects of a project, from initiation to closure. The Project Manager exemplifies strong initiative and management skills.You’re the kind of person who can:Insures project methodologies, project delivery processes, and implementation management processes are followed. This includes managing and driving:
Project Schedule
Risk and Issue Management
Scope Change Management
Provides clear and concise project communication; both written and verbal.
Facilitates/manages project communications and stakeholder, client and project team expectations
Performs duties and makes complex decisions and recommendations under limited supervision, applying a broad knowledge of principles, practices and procedures.
Capacity to embrace change and quickly adapt to new situations, changes in direction, and altering priorities
Ability to demonstrate critical thinking, providing options and recommendations relating to resolving issues, mitigating risks, and resolving escalated items.
Ability to identify alternatives and make contingency plans
Basic Qualifications for Consideration:Bachelor's Degree or equivalent, plus 4+ years progressive management experience, including management of major projects, in a large operating environment.
Agile/AppDev/KanbanWaterfall methodologies
Strong understanding of technology implementations and engineering practices
Proficient in Microsoft Project and or Microsoft Project Server
Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills
Proven success in delivering projects within budget and specified timeframes, while ensuring customer satisfaction
Proven problem solving skills from problem assessment to solution selection
Preferred Skills, Experience, and Education:PMP preferred.
CISSP, CISA, CISM or other technical certifications preferred.
Preferred: Experience with Identity and Access Management projects. Previous experience working in a technical role in Application Development, Infrastructure or Cyber Security – the security projects are highly complex and technical in nature