Technical project coordinator vs information technology project manager

Differences between technical project coordinator and information technology project manager duties and responsibilities

Technical project coordinator example responsibilities.

• Direct and manage strategic project development from beginning to end using SDLC best practices.
• Manage operational tech efficiency by implementing QIP process, measuring tech performance to SLA standards.
• Manage multiple programs for a bank wide initiative along with coordinating vendor activity and PMO support functions.
• Prepare documentation and manage technical and UAT testing.
• Negotiate sub-contract agreements and manage personnel, payroll, and staffing requirements.
• Plan, schedule and manage recurring multi-day and evening maintenance and emergency fixes with mission-critical LINUX solutions.
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Information technology project manager example responsibilities.

• Manage schedules, payroll, and customer relations for all subordinates.
• Prepare detailed work breakdown structures (WBS) and instill shared accountability for achieving project milestones.
• Project hardware and software resources are manage through accurate control of notebook, desktop and remote server master build configurations.
• Manage change windows and verify impact to production environment.
• Manage Java development team in translating functional specifications into J2EE application.
• Manage approximately twenty small/medium EDI projects simultaneously for national medical insurance providers for transportation.
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