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Prime System Solutions seeks a Project Coordinator to set up IT infrastructure projects, assign engineers, and manage hardware orders. You will be the first point of contact after the sale and coordinate workstation deployments end-to-end with the client.
Role requires adaptability, clear communication, and strong problem-solving skills as projects run across a regional portfolio, ensuring SLA compliance and smooth handovers to Project Managers.
The Project Coordinator sets up new IT infrastructure projects, assigns engineers, gets hardware ordered, and keeps the customer informed until each project is handed to a Project Manager. The role is client-facing: after the sale, the coordinator is the first person to contact the customer. This position also runs small workstation deployment projects end to end, including coordinating workstation setup with the client. Projects involve network infrastructure (servers, switches, wireless access points), not software development. In one line: set up each project, assign it out, and fix whatever goes wrong along the way.
The coordinator sets up about 10-12 projects a week (around 40 a month) for an assigned region, and must act on each new project within 5 working days.
The most important trait is adapting to frequent process changes. Processes here change about every 3 months, and sometimes overnight.
accepts and works within changing processes without losing pace.
clear, confident written and verbal communication with customers, engineers, procurement, shipping and warehouse teams.
takes ownership of delays and scope disputes and drives them to closure.
comfortable placing and tracking hardware orders, which many PMs and PCs have not done before.
balances engineer capacity and skills across many projects at once.
ConnectWise (Manage and dispatch) and ScopeStack are used daily. Prior experience is a plus but not required, because training is given after selection. Power BI is used only lightly and isn't a hiring factor.