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Seneca Resources is seeking a Senior IT Project Manager in Long Island City, NY for a contract-to-hire role. The position requires 100% onsite work during the initial 6–12 months, with a hybrid schedule after conversion to full-time.
The candidate will oversee critical technology initiatives for the Division of Environmental Health, driving cross-functional collaboration, budget adherence, and on-time delivery using Agile or Waterfall methodologies.
Job Title: IT Project Manager
Job Type: Contract-to-Hire (6-12 months of contract, then potential hire by client as full-time employee)
Job Location: Long Island City, NY (100% onsite while on contract, hybrid once converted to full-time employee)
Pay Range: $55-$64.60/hr (W2 ONLY), depending on experience
Interview Mode: 1st round may be remote or onsite in Long Island City, NY. Depends on Hiring Manager preference. 2nd round (if needed), will be onsite.
Client located in Long Island City, NY is looking for a Senior IT Project Manager to join their dynamic team and division of Information Technology. In this pivotal role, the resource will be responsible for overseeing critical technology initiatives in support of the Division of Environmental Health, driving cross-functional collaboration, and ensuring projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.
This is a Contract-to-Hire position (6-12 months of contract, then potential hire by client as full-time employee) which requires 100% onsite work at Long Island City, NY for the 6-12 month contract period, and allows a hybrid schedule once converted to a full-time employee of the client.
The agency is embarking on a data modernization initiative to accelerate its data strategy. During the COVID-19 pandemic, data was the life blood of the agency’s response to making informed data-driven decisions and policies that directly impacts the lives of New Yorkers. These included operational data in our vaccination campaign at the Vaccine Hubs, distribution strategy throughout the city’s vaccine infrastructure, as well as health equity data breaking down lab tests, positive cases, hospitalizations, deaths, and vaccination rates by age, place, and race. The agency is embarking on a data modernization initiative to move from siloed and brittle public health data systems to connected, resilient, adaptable, and sustainable systems. This initiative is not just about technology, but also about putting the right people, processes, and policies in place.
The agency's modernization strategy focuses on key areas in data collection, storage, processing (including transformation, standardization, matching, deduplication), data integration and exchange, data analysis and data reporting and visualization
The DMI initiative will allow the agency to build up foundational technology capabilities within the Division of Information Technology. This includes increasing capacity, knowledge, and experience with Azure cloud technologies within the broader NYC cloud and cybersecurity infrastructure and all within the context of public health.