IT Project Administrator

In brief

Overview This role is for an IT Project Administrator at iLaunch, responsible for supporting the project manager and overseeing various administrative and coordination aspects of IT projects. What you will do * Assist the project manager in the development of project management documents such as project schedules, scope statements and project plans. * Execute project management administrative and bookkeeping tasks such as managing invoices, purchase orders and inventory reports, among other project artifacts. * Supervise the project procurement process. * Setup Meetings for the PMO with clients to assess their needs and define project requirements, acceptance criteria and project timelines. * Coordinate the allocation of project resources to ensure the project team has what’s needed. * Assign tasks to team members. Requirements (from the original advert) * Matric * IT or Project Management Diploma or Certificate * Minimum 3 Years experience as a Project Administrator in an IT environment * Advanced Computer Skills Who should apply This role is suitable for individuals with a Matric certificate, an IT or Project Management Diploma/Certificate, and a minimum of three years' experience as a Project Administrator in an IT environment, possessing advanced computer skills. The ideal candidate will be adept at assisting project managers, handling administrative and financial tasks, supervising procurement, coordinating meetings, and managing project resources and task assignments. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.jobmail.co.za/jobs/automotive/automotive-technician/durban/it-project-administrator-id-7594862 Source: jobmail

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• At least 3 years of experience.

• Project management
• Bookkeeping

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