Project Manager (Global Security Strategic Initiatives)

Key Responsibilities Serve as project manager for multiple concurrent initiatives across the Global Security strategic portfolio, including transformation, technology enablement, and operational improvement efforts Translate leadership direction into clear project plans, milestones, dependencies, risks, and execution timelines. Maintain project visibility and accountability, drafting and updating core project documentation (e.g., 4-ups, business cases, project plans, RAIDs, etc.), facilitating stakeholder meetings, and following up with owners to ensure progress and closure. Manage and track progress across multiple initiatives, overseeing project intake, scheduling, timelines, milestones, and meeting cadence in alignment with Global Security PMO processes, while proactively surfacing risks, tradeoffs, and capacity considerations to support timely decision‑making. Arrange and facilitate regular stakeholder meetings. Measure project outcomes and success against organizational goals. Prepare materials for Steering Committee and leadership meetings, including status updates, decision briefs, risk summaries, and options analysis. Partner with cross‑functional stakeholders including Business Technology Services (BTS), HR, Legal, Compliance, Privacy, EHS, Facilities, and regional Security teams to coordinate execution. Ensure technical, policy, training, and compliance requirements are identified and incorporated into project plans, partnering with stakeholders to support change communications, enable user adoption, and minimize resistance. Ensure project governance, process documentation, and training resources are developed, stored, and shared as appropriate. Qualifications and Essential Skills, Experience, and Competencies Degree in a relevant subject area or equivalent experience gained through enterprise project or transformation work. 6+ years of experience managing complex, cross‑functional projects or programs, with a demonstrated ability to move work forward in environments where priorities evolve. Proven ability to manage multiple initiatives at the same time, balancing scope, timelines, and capacity while keeping leadership informed of risks and tradeoffs. Strong business and operational acumen, with the ability to anticipate organizational needs, connect work to strategic intent, and help leaders make informed decisions. Experience leading or supporting enterprise‑level initiatives in transformation, technology enablement, regulated environments, or security‑adjacent functions. Comfortable working with senior leaders, governance bodies, and steering committees, including preparing leadership‑ready materials and supporting decision‑making forums. Strong cross‑functional collaboration skills, with experience partnering across teams such as Technology, HR, Legal, Compliance, Privacy, EHS, Facilities, and regional operations to coordinate execution. Experience supporting or leading change management and communications efforts, including policy rollouts, training coordination, and adoption planning. Familiarity with security, compliance‑driven, or regulated environments is strongly preferred, including comfort navigating risk, controls, audits, and policy requirements (deep technical expertise is not required). Strong understanding of project governance, portfolio management, and change management principles, with a bias toward disciplined execution and transparency. Clear, concise communicator with strong organizational skills and attention to detail, able to distill complexity into actionable next steps. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Word, Excel); experience with PowerApps, Power Automate, Power BI, or similar tools is a plus. Familiarity with security or enterprise systems (e.g., access management platforms, incident or mass‑notification systems) is a plus, but not required. #J-18808-Ljbffr