Shaping the future of project management

Responsibility is for smaller parts of the projects or more straightforward projects, such as a small (up to eight people) software development team delivering on a customer’s business objective. The PM is often working under the supervision of a more senior project manager. At Nortal, this person has a typically solid sector background from other specialist roles on the project such as product owner, analyst, developer, quality assurance specialist, or scrum master.

The Project Manager is expected to work independently in overseeing the project and key stakeholders. The Project Manager can start, manage, and finish the project on time and within scope and cost expectations. The projects are typically more complex – they come with risks and require experience to navigate successfully.

An experienced Project Manager who succeeds at coordinating and overseeing projects with medium to high complexity in new environments. Fluent in understanding customers’ business factors and proficient at maximizing the business value of the project. Has strong leadership skills; comfortable and quick at making smart decisions in complex and uncertain situations. Drives change.

An experienced Project or Program Manager who runs the most complex and demanding projects and programs at Nortal. Works in international environments and with distributed teams. Interfaces with all the parties affected by the project, including end-users, distributors, and vendors. Capable of solving a large-scale crisis in high-stakes situations.