Wayzata, United States | Posted on 10/02/2026
Weare seeking a highly organized and proactive Project Coordinator to support theassessment of acquired business sites and remediation of gaps to ensureinfrastructure, technology, and related processes align with Client's securitystandards.
Thisrole will coordinate activities across security, technology, infrastructure,and business teams to ensure assessments progress, findings are documented,remediation activities are tracked, and stakeholders remain aligned.
TheProject Coordinator will be responsible for maintaining momentum acrossmultiple workstreams by tracking actions, identifying gaps and dependencies,driving follow-up, and ensuring owners are accountable for agreed-uponactivities.
Theideal candidate is detail-oriented, comfortable working in an ambiguous andevolving environment, and able to bring structure and discipline to complexcross-functional initiatives.
KeyResponsibilities
- Coordinateassessment and remediation activities across acquired business sites.
- Managecross-functional activities involving technical, security, infrastructure, andbusiness stakeholders.
- Developand maintain project plans, action trackers, remediation logs, schedules, andstatus reporting.
- Trackassessment activities, findings, decisions, dependencies, risks, andremediation actions through completion.
- Establishclear owners and target dates for actions and consistently follow up to driveaccountability.
- Coordinatediscovery activities required to understand current-state security complianceat acquired locations.
- Identifymissing information, unresolved questions, gaps, and dependencies that couldprevent assessments or remediation activities from progressing.
- Scheduleand facilitate working sessions, stakeholder discussions, and project statusmeetings.
- Documentdecisions, action items, owners, and next steps and ensure timelyfollow-through.
- Workwith technical teams and subject-matter experts to understand remediationrequirements and translate them into trackable activities.
- Maintainvisibility into progress across multiple sites and workstreams and proactivelyescalate risks, blockers, overdue actions, or decisions requiring leadershipattention.
- Prepareconcise project status updates highlighting progress, upcoming activities,risks, decisions, and areas requiring attention.
- Helpestablish consistent processes and documentation for assessment and remediationefforts across acquired businesses.
RequiredQualifications
- 2year’s work experience coordinating cross-functional projects or initiatives.
- Strongorganizational skills with exceptional attention to detail and follow-through.
- Provenability to manage multiple activities, stakeholders, priorities, and deadlinessimultaneously.
- Experiencemaintaining project plans, action logs, RAID logs, schedules, or other projectmanagement documentation.
- Excellentwritten and verbal communication skills.
- Abilityto facilitate meetings and translate discussions into clear decisions, actions,owners, and next steps.
- Abilityto work effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Proficiencywith common project management and collaboration tools.
PreferredQualifications
- Experiencesupporting cybersecurity, information security, infrastructure, technology,risk, compliance, or remediation programs.
- Experiencesupporting mergers, acquisitions, integrations, or acquired businessenvironments.
- Familiaritywith security assessments, compliance requirements, risk remediation, ortechnology discovery activities.
Thesuccessful candidate will be someone who:
- Createsstructure from ambiguity and determines what needs to happen next.
- Ownsthe follow-through, not just the meeting or tracker.
- Drivesaccountability while building positive working relationships.
- Noticeswhat is missing and asks the questions needed to keep discovery moving.
- Connectsthe dots across teams, activities, dependencies, and decisions.
- Communicatesclearly and concisely, particularly when highlighting risks or escalatingblockers.
- Staysahead of the work rather than waiting for stakeholders to identify next steps.