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Elevance Health

Technical Project Manager – Enterprise Applications & Analytics Platforms

Elevance Health

full time · Mid

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What this role is

This role manages multiple concurrent technical projects across enterprise applications, analytics platforms, and infrastructure while serving as a technical coordination lead for Tableau Server and SAS environments. It suits experienced project managers with a technical background who can navigate complex stakeholder environments and bridge business and IT operations.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BA/BS in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field
  • 5+ years of project management experience in information systems, application development, or data warehouse work
  • 2+ years leading one or more projects
  • Experience creating effective team environments and managing resources in matrix structures
  • Experience with project management, documentation, and reporting tools

Nice to have

  • Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
  • Experience managing enterprise technology projects supporting infrastructure, applications, analytics, or data integration
  • Working knowledge of Tableau Server administration
  • Working knowledge of SAS administration
  • Experience coordinating Windows Server maintenance and patching
  • Experience with Active Directory authentication and user provisioning
  • Experience coordinating across Infrastructure, Security, IAM, and vendor teams
  • Knowledge of enterprise reporting, business intelligence, data warehouse concepts, ServiceNow, and ITIL processes

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