Field Project Manager

POSITION FIELD PROJECT MANAGER

Exp Need: 10+ years (9+ or 9 years of exp will work if the resume is good match)

Note: Need someone from Networking Domain

Manages day-to-day activities required to support CCU Project

Partners with DOE integrator to conduct refresh site surveys to gather requirements for integration, cabling work and network: electrical, hardware for LAN/ WAN/ Wireless to be integrated
Manage DOE vendors in the field, ensuring all goals are met
Coordinates, directs, and oversees integration work at each refresh site
Coordinates external on-site meetings with schools and vendors as it relates the site's refresh
Complies documentation for site refresh records including but not limited to site surveys, BOM (bill of material) requirement validation
Documents risks, issues, and updates status and resolutions for DOE program manager
Serves as representative and point of contact to the DOE Senior Program Manager of overall CCU Project
Keeps and maintains DIIT's central repository for CCU related project documents
Updates project related documents, as needed, and provides complete documentation in order to ensure DOE fiscal responsibilities are adhered to, and all Capital responsibilities are met

The successful candidate must have minimally achieved the following level of experience:
Minimum of 10 years of Project Management experience in the Data network industry
Minimum of 10 years of onsite Field Project Management of Network Infrastructure Installation and Deployment projects
Minimum of 10 years of Customer Service and Client facing experience, interacting with end users and vendors in the field
Minimum of 10 years of experience with documenting project deliverables
Minimum of 10 years of experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Visio, Excel, Projects)

Bachelor's Degree or a Master's degree in computer science/ telecommunications from an accredited college
Project Management Professional Certification (PMP)
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Ability to communicate in a credible and confident manner at all levels in the organization especially on technical issues to a non-technical audience.
Detailed and process-oriented