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i360technologies, Inc. seeks a Project Manager (Key Personnel) to lead the implementation of Oracle Projects and Oracle G-Invoicing within a federal FMSS environment. The role covers full project lifecycle from kickoff to hypercare in a remote setting hosted on AWS GovCloud.
You will govern schedules, risks, and deliverables while coordinating with the client program office and other FMSS contractors. A strong background in Oracle Federal Financials and project management is required.
At i360technologies, we are seeking a Project Manager (Key Personnel) to lead implementation of Oracle Projects and Oracle G-Invoicing within a federal client's Financial Management Support System (FMSS). The environment runs Oracle E-Business Suite Federal Financials Release 12.2.12 in AWS GovCloud (FedRAMP).
This remote role owns the full implementation lifecycle, from kickoff and planning through requirements, configuration, integration, testing, training, deployment, and hypercare. The Project Manager leads governance, schedule, risk, deliverables, and coordination with the client program office and other FMSS contractors; as named key personnel, the selected candidate is expected to remain throughout the period of performance.
Benefit eligibility and coverage are subject to applicable plan terms and company policies.
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