Senior Project Manager

As a Senior Project Manager at the State of Oregon, you will lead a team responsible for the successful planning, delivery, and closure of critical projects within the organization. The ideal candidate will be a critical thinker with proven leadership skills and the ability to deliver results on time and on budget. They must also have a strong sense of responsibility and be able to quickly adapt to changing requirements. This position requires a Bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least five years of experience in project management. If you are an experienced project manager looking for an opportunity to make a lasting impact, we would love to hear from you!

Responsibilities:

• Lead a team in the successful planning, delivery, and closure of critical projects within the organization. • Ensure projects are completed on time and on budget. • Develop strategies and plans to ensure objectives are met. • Analyze project requirements and develop plans to ensure successful outcomes. • Monitor progress of projects and provide feedback to team members. • Manage risks associated with projects and make adjustments when necessary. • Effectively communicate project timelines, goals, and objectives to stakeholders. • Supervise staff and provide guidance and support as needed. • Maintain a high level of responsibility and accountability for all projects. • Ensure compliance with applicable policies and procedures. • Develop and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders. • Manage project resources, including budget, personnel, and equipment.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Senior Project Manager in Salem, OR, USA is between $73,845 and $120,960. This range is based on data collected from job postings and self-reported salaries.

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