Work Stream Lead DWH (1590)

Beschreibung

For our client in Zurich we are looking for temporary project support in the form of a

Work Stream Lead DWH (1590)

The engagement is of a work stream lead with an extended span of control to coordinate a team to deliver a specific software change.

Main task:

Act as the central coordination point for the program and entry window to sub-department

Expected deliveries: detailed planning for 2014; project task, deliverables, resource and resulting cost plan, tracking OnePPM allocation of planned resources, Remedy/SwanXP CR gathering, project change request, project change request list, meeting minutes, review reports.

Responsibilities: Creation and maintenance of the document deliverables; coordinating the team to delivery against committed plans, i.e., agreed artifacts before or at the agreed times using no more than the agreed financial resources; timely communication of risk and issues and tracking such to resolution; adequate information flow between stakeholders; coordinating and overseeing development activities; resolution of impediments for engineering team; critical judgment of requested timeline and deliverables; contribution to monthly PSR. Decision authority: Staff selection and recommendation; define task sequence and priorities; oversee changes to overall project management and organization incl. charter and financials; rejection/acceptance recommendation of change requests; meeting requests (taking priority over all other meetings of selected SMEs for the duration of the project) and steering.

Skills:
Very skilled in project management incl. planning, controlling, financial management
Good communication skills and ability to coordinate a wide range of stakeholders
Good negotiation skills and ability to convince others
Fast learner
Good presentation capabilities

Good knowledge and understanding of DWH Architecture
Knowledge of DWH technology as Oracle, Informatica tool set
Experience of implementing complex requirements in a DWH environment with many dependencies
Understanding of bank applications, processes and interdependencies
Understanding of typical data and data access security concepts

German; good command of English