The Project Manager will be leading the reporting and metrics of the Operating Unit Program and managing Program financials. Reporting includes Program communication across 14 Operating Units, Program leadership, Steering Committee, Senior leadership, Executive leadership, and Board of Directors. The Project Manager will also lead project management activities for standardizing one or more Operating Units end to end.
MAJOR TASKS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
70% - Delivery & Execution:

• Executes project scoping and manages scope for low to medium complexity projects
• Creates, monitors, tracks, and adjusts project plans based on critical milestones
• Conducts budget planning and manages budget
• Conducts cost benefit analysis and justification process
• Develops and communicates status updates highlighting any potential issues, including schedule, resource, cost, and risks
• Documents and applies lessons learned to subsequent projects and regularly contributes suggestions for improvement
• Understands organizational goals to apply to project work
• Forecasts timelines, budget needs, and resource needs with accuracy
• Completes toll gate artifacts (Charter, Business Acceptance Document, etc.)20% - Monitoring:
  
  • Identifies, defines, and makes recommendations to mitigate risks
  • Manages projects in adherence with The Home Depot's compliance regulations
  • Works with project teams and 3rd party vendors to ensure critical dependencies remain unthreatened
  • Captures and drives issues to resolution10% - Administration & Operations:
    
    • Updates The Home Depot systems on a standard cadence (e.g. financials)
    • Creates, documents, and posts project artifacts to centralized repositories
    • Manages the purchase order and invoicing process with 3rd party vendors
    • Facilitates the onboarding and ramp up of new project team membersNATURE AND SCOPE
      Typically reports to the Technology Coordination Manager or Sr. Manager.
      
      ENVIRONMENTAL JOB REQUIREMENTS
      
      Environment:
      Located in a comfortable indoor area. Any unpleasant condition
      
      Travel:
      Typically requires overnight travel less than 10% of the time.