Hybrid Senior PM: Legacy Modernization (Public Sector)

Cloud Analytics Technologies, LLC; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 83,000 - 152,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Job summary

Cloud Analytics Technologies seeks a Senior Project Manager for a hybrid role in Austin, TX to lead legacy system modernization efforts. You will oversee multiple vendors, manage contracts, and drive PMO best practices across programs, coordinating with business units and leadership.

The role requires strong vendor management, extensive PM experience, and the ability to report progress to executives. Local candidates preferred for a hybrid arrangement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree is required.
• Experience with legacy modernization projects.
• Strong vendor and contract management skills.

Responsibilities

• Oversee multiple vendors and ensure a seamless solution.
• Support vendor contract management for fixed fee solutions.
• Evaluate vendor tools and solutions.
• Plan, coordinate, and evaluate PM implementations.
• Promote industry standards and best practices.
• Support operational and program optimization.
• Provide strategic recommendations to leadership.
• Develop and maintain a project management schedule and manage vendors.
• Report progress to executive/senior staff.
• Advise leadership on project management practices.
• Document milestones and accomplishments.

Skills

Vendor management

Analytical skills

Business process mapping

PMLC/SDLC frameworks

Stakeholder engagement

Status reporting

Agile/Scrum

Executive communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Cloud Analytics Technologies seeks a Senior Project Manager for a hybrid role in Austin, TX to lead legacy system modernization efforts. You will oversee multiple vendors, manage contracts, and drive PMO best practices across programs, coordinating with business units and leadership.

The role requires strong vendor management, extensive PM experience, and the ability to report progress to executives. Local candidates preferred for a hybrid arrangement.