MedTech Project Lead (Associate PM)

Stryker; Belfast City District; On-site; GBP 37,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

Stryker UK is seeking an Associate Project Manager to direct a multi-disciplinary team across NPD and sustaining engineering, focused on enabling electrode development and achieving project objectives.

The role involves developing charters, defining scope, managing schedules and budgets, building risk and procurement plans, and communicating with stakeholders. Minimum: BS or equivalent and 2+ years’ experience; CAPM preferred.

Qualifications

• BS or equivalent and 2+ years of work experience.
• CAPM or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the development of the project charter and/or develop sub-project charter and management plan.
• Assist in defining and managing project scope; review with manager for approval. Outline major workstreams.
• Complete assigned tasks according to established timeline. Assist in the development of a detailed project Gantt chart. Manage a sub-project timeline.
• Collaborate with supervisor and/or project PM to establish sub-project budget. Monitor and maintain costs within budget.
• Partner with sub-project teams to establish project Quality Plans. Monitor and maintain plans.
• Create a risk register and management plan for the sub-project. Identify, analyze and understand project risks and develop sub-project risk response plan.
• Participate in the development of a Procurement Management Plan.
• Develop a sub-project team list with cross-functional staffing requirements. Define the role, responsibility and deliverables for each team member. Work with project or program manager to provide input to functional performance reviews.

Education

BS or equivalent and 2+ years of work experience

CAPM or equivalent preferred

Job description

Stryker UK is seeking an Associate Project Manager to direct a multi-disciplinary team across NPD and sustaining engineering, focused on enabling electrode development and achieving project objectives.

The role involves developing charters, defining scope, managing schedules and budgets, building risk and procurement plans, and communicating with stakeholders. Minimum: BS or equivalent and 2+ years’ experience; CAPM preferred.