Associate Project Manager - Medical Device

1w1 week ago

Pharmavise Corporation

Hopkins, US · Contract · $85,000 – $115,000

About this role

As an Associate Project Manager, you will lead sustaining projects on the Urology Project Management team. You will collaborate cross-functionally and internationally to drive projects critical to business growth and continuity. Join a team of passionate individuals striving to improve patient care.

Projects vary in size and scope but may include supporting Quality/Regulation driven projects, material or supplier changes, product extensions, value improvement projects, or product design enhancements. These projects often have a high level of visibility throughout the organization. This role interfaces with key cross-functional groups including R&D, marketing, clinical, medical safety, design quality, regulatory affairs, process development and operations.

Lead diverse, cross-functional team(s) to evaluate, design, build, and implement solutions supporting project goals. Engage with functional managers to manage the portfolio of sustaining projects for your business unit and align project priorities and resource needs. Create a cohesive strategy for project execution, an effective project team culture, and drive execution to ensure project completion.

Partner with a variety of functions, regions, and business resources to achieve objectives. Interact with senior leaders on complex matters and prepare project status updates for management. Build quality into all aspects of work by maintaining compliance to all quality requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in Engineering, Project Management, or Business
4 to 5+ years of relevant experience
Project management experience leading cross functional teams
Project management experience managing project scope, schedule and budget, and ability to balance multiple priorities
Strong cross-functional communication, team building, planning and problem-solving skills
Comfortable communicating and/or presenting in front of all levels of the organization
Experience in the medical device industry
PMP certification beneficial but not required

Responsibilities

Partner and collaborate with a variety of functions, regions, and business resources to achieve project objectives
Generate and implement project plans, communications, and schedules to assist with task prioritization and workload adjustments
Manage project challenges including scope impact assessments and recommended solutions
Build team ownership and commitment to project plan and identify, manage, and communicate project risks
Interact with senior leaders on complex matters requiring coordination between organizations
Prepare and deliver project status updates to management
Document risk mitigation plans, decision logs, meeting minutes, project metrics, and other key communications
Identify resources required for project activities, develop project budgets, resource allocations and timelines