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The Employment Training Advisor designs and develops personalized plans for participants, conducts skills assessments, manages progress, ensures compliance, and assists clients in achieving vocational goals while maintaining communication with relevant agencies.

The PMO Lead is responsible for overseeing large-scale IT projects in the public sector, providing project management expertise, developing project plans, managing budgets, tracking risks and issues, and facilitating communication among stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery.

Manage various projects within the Education sector, utilizing project management best practices. Responsibilities include guiding teams, managing budgets, enhancing project quality, and stakeholder communication to improve project outcomes and implement solutions.

As a System Integration Project Manager, you will lead system integration projects, develop growth strategies, identify sales opportunities, manage complex projects independently, facilitate client discussions, and prepare proposals. You will also assess compliance errors and provide technical assistance to clients while coordinating project tasks and managing daily functions.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee various regional projects in the public sector, utilizing project management best practices. Responsibilities include managing budgets, schedules, quality assurance, stakeholder relationships, and implementing project improvement initiatives. Strong leadership and communication skills are necessary for successful project execution and client interaction.

The IT Project Manager will support System Integration projects, collaborating with the Technology Consulting team to streamline operations. Responsibilities include designing and developing custom forms, troubleshooting software, and creating technical documentation. The role requires experience in various software development methodologies, particularly Agile and Waterfall, and familiarity with CI/CD processes.

The Technical Project Manager leads project management phases, develops and maintains work plans, implements communication and risk management plans, conducts project status analyses, and ensures project quality assurance in alignment with PMO practices. Regular engagement with stakeholders and project documentation is essential.