Jr. Infrastructure Project Manager - SeaHill Consulting Group

Exciting 6+ remote contract.

Must be a US Citizen able to work on W2 and able to pass a background check.

Must be willing to work some weekends when necessary.

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinates with various bank personnel and third-party providers to manage end to end projects dealing with bank network and infrastructure.
• Manages one or more cross-functional projects/engagements of medium to high complexity.
• Responsible for overall coordination, status reporting and stability of project-oriented work efforts.
• Works as a team member on projects responsible for completing basic project management tasks.
• Ensure adherences to quality standards and reviews project deliverables.
• Works from detailed work plans, schedules, project estimates, and status reports.
• Facilitates standard process, procedures, and controls.
• Attends project/engagement meetings and is responsible for project task tracking.
• Communicates to internal project/engagement team members.

Requirements:

• Associate degree or bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Business Administration, or other related discipline. (Or equivalent work experience.)
• 2+ years managing projects.
• PMP or equivalent certification preferred.
• Experience with projects in one or more technologies and multiple functions.
• Must have MS-Project, and be able to use.
• Must have Network and Infrastructure Background:
• Conversant in how a Network and Infrastructure is delivered:
• Understands Circuit order (Non-DIA) processing with such vendors as Telecommunication, Comcast, others.
• Understands what a DMARC is and what a LMP (Last mile provider) is and how this infrastructure works.
• Understands delivery and set-up of a new circuit, how it is connected and turned-up.
• Understands what a router is and where it is placed in the infrastructure
• Understands basic network equipment and its use (IE: Core and UA switches, Firewalls, Wireless Controllers, Waps, Servers, etc.) and how it fits in the infrastructure.
• Understands Network diagram the flow of connections.
• Understands basic Datacenter (DC) concepts:
• How DC Operations work (general)
• Fiber/Copper connections
• Equipment racks, (i.e.: Is there enough space in a rack? Will new racks be needed?)
• Power requirements, (i.e.: Adding new equipment, Is there enough power?)
• HVAC – (knowing the questions to ask to support new equipment)