Project Manager – Lund

Veritaz is a fast-growing IT-consultant firm. Our company is made up of insanely bright people from over 4 countries, and we are located in Sweden, UK, US and Pakistan. The voyage has been incredible this far, but it is only the beginning.
Assignment Description:
We are looking for a Project Manager who is experienced in managing major projects throughout the design, installation, and commissioning phases.
Do you value openness, transparency, and empowerment? Our squad is high performing cross-functional team who are set with a mission to provide win-win exchanges for our customer.
What you'll do:
● Updating Estimates to Complete (ETC) for work packages within the Sub-project and validating Estimates at Complete (EAC).
● Managing control account risks – both threats and opportunities and develop action plans should risks materialize.
● Solve product-related problems, make decisions, and complete trade-off analysis to stay on track toward business deliverable commitments.
● Draft key objectives and results, and strategies and apply the data for the product to make business decisions.
● Verification and control of costs charged to the control account, including Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP).
● Ensure that developed processes and routines are updated continuously to streamline the work.
Who you are:
● Practiced in creating and maintaining project management processes e.g., initiation, planning, executing, monitoring, risk management, change control and associated project schedules and documentation.
● Have experience from previous analytics (either Data Warehouse/Data Lakehouse or Advanced Analytics) implementation in the cloud.
● Excellent communication, teamwork skills, inter-personal and Organizational skills.
● Experience with professional software engineering practices & best practices for the full software development life cycle including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing, and operations.
● Have good knowledge of IT strategies and target architectures.