The Program Manager will interact with business stakeholders, manage projects, convert requirements into reports using Power BI, and create visualizations. Agile adaptability and basic SQL knowledge are needed for this role.
Company Description
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Ajith
ajith(at) krgtech (dot) com
661 367 8000 * 310
Job Title: Program Manager
Location: Redmond, WA
Duration: Long term
Job Description:
1. Experience interacting with business stakeholders and understand the requirements
2. Experience in project / program management
3. Convert requirements into reports using Power BI desirable
4. Has extensive experience in making awesome visualizations
5. Has basic SQL knowledge from analyst standpoint, has worked with Pivots, Cubes before.
6. Is highly agile i.e., is open to changing requirements, re-work as this will require multiple iterations as we go back-and-forth with our partner teams
7. Has worked with partners before.
8. Is accountable, responsive.
Top Skills
Power BI
SQL
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