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Job Description

Educational Requirements
Bachelor of Engineering
Service Line
Equinox
Responsibilities
A day in the life of an Infosys Equinox employee:
  • As part of the Infosys Equinox delivery team, your primary role would be to ensure effective Design, Development, Validation and Support activities, to assure that our clients are satisfied with the high levels of service in the technology domain.
  • Primary skills:Process-Development Methodology-Infosys Global Agile,Scrum methodology,Process
  • Agile Management-Agile Management Tools-Project Scoping & Planning - Manages project scope and baseline to ensure delivery is compliant. Develops project plan, schedule, agreement and proposal to ensure timely completion of projects, within budget
  • Project Tracking, Control & Report - Allocate work, track the project scope, schedule, quality, resource requirements, financials, risks, SLAs on a periodic basis, take corrective measures and communicate to all stake holders as per the communication plan; schedule, monitor, review and control all the project phases (Requirements gathering, design, architecture, development,testing, implementation, warranty) in their entirety to deliver project successfully as per project goals.
  • Production support - Schedule, monitor, review and control the production support so as to meet the agreed upon SLAs to successfully execute the project to the client-Project operations management - Track and comply to all project OEI parameters including budget submissions, confirmations / invoicing, DART milestone & closure reports, revenue @ risk, accounts receivables, resource allocations, quality / regulatory / customer security audits, CSAT / ESAT plans to meet organizational OEI goals
  • People Management - Allocates activities to right people, plan for and mentor the team in competency development of team, implement performance management as per organizational guidelines, R&R, team building, compliance to HR processes, mentoring the team and participate in recruitment activities to motivate the team for successful delivery of the project

    • Additional Responsibilities:

  • Project Management fundamentals
  • Project Lifecycles on development & maintenance projects, estimation methodologies, quality processes.
  • Knowledge of one or more programming languages; knowledge of architecture frameworks, and design principles; ability to comprehend & manage technology, performance engineering.
  • Domain Basic domain knowledge in order to understand the business requirements / functionality.
  • Ability to perform project planning and scheduling, manage tasks and coordinate project resources to meet objectives and timelines
  • Ability to work with business and technology subject matter experts to assess requirements, define scope, create estimates, and produce project charters
  • Good understanding of SDLC and agile methodologies is a pre-requisite
  • Awareness of latest technologies and trends
  • Logical thinking and problem solving skills along with an ability to collaborate
    • Technical and Professional Requirements:
  • Primary skills:Agile Coach->Agile Management (Agile),Project management,Scrum Master
    • Preferred Skills:
    Foundational->Development Methodology->Scrum
    Technology->Agile Management->Agile Management Tools
    Foundational->Project Management->Project Management

    Job Classification

    Industry: IT Services & Consulting
    Functional Area / Department: Project & Program Management
    Role Category: Technology / IT
    Role: IT Project Manager
    Employement Type: Full time

    Contact Details:

    Company: Infosys
    Location(s): Coimbatore

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