1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Project Coordinator Jobs in Northamptonshire

An exciting opportunity for an IT Project Coordinator to join the St Andrews Team IT Project Coordinator Location: Northampton: Northamptonshire Salary: From £28,088 depending on experience Full time: 37.5 hours per week About St Andrews We are St Andrews a mental health Charity … role To provide essential support to a portfolio of IT projects, working with the IT departmental resources and the more expansive Charity to achieve project success. Key Responsibilities: The primary goal of successfully delivering projects also: Reviewing progress with Internal and partner Project Managers Coordinate project reporting … holding weekly review meetings and issuing portfolio project reporting to internal and external stakeholders as appropriate. Facilitate the project delivery by taking responsibility for allocated project tasks. Communicate with the charity on IT project rollout and delivery, network outages, and ward and office works. Tracking project more »

Job Title: Project Co-ordinator Reports to: Customer Operations Manager Location: Corby Salary: Very Competitive Duration: Permanent Contract Located: Onsite Role Benefits A competitive salary according to relevant experiences. Discretionary annual performance related bonus. Commitment to your personal and professional development. 28 days holiday (including bank holidays), with … a difference in the world. About the Role As the business continues with its expansion plans, they are looking for a full-time, permanent Project Co-ordinator (Manager designate) to join the Contract Manufacturing Team. Reporting to the Customer Operations Manager, this commercial role will be responsible for overseeing … development Customer service agreements Sales & profit analysis All pricing, from quotation to implementation, will also fall under your persons responsibility. As well as effective project management, an excellent level of data analysing, management and preparation is essential. Experience within manufacturing organisations is needed, along with an appreciation and understanding more »