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Assistant Technical Project Manager Jobs in Wisconsin

WI · On-site

$90 - $130/hr

Mission objective The Project Manager will be responsible for supporting a portfolio of SAP technical projects aimed at modernizing, securing and rationalizing STIB's SAP environment. In particular ...

WI · On-site

$90 - $125/hr

You will operate at the intersection of: product, technology, customers, and project delivery This role is ideal for candidates with experience as a Product Manager, Technical Project Manager ...

Sr. Project Lead Engineer

Wauwatosa, WI · On-site

$82K - $121K/yr

The Project Lead Engineer manages and oversees all engineering deliverables necessary to deliver the project on time. From pre-contract reviews, project kick-off, technical project reporting ...

We are seeking a dynamic Assistant Project Manager to help drive our projects to successful completion, support growth initiatives, and uphold our values. Position Summary The Assistant Project ...

We are seeking a dynamic Assistant Project Manager to help drive our projects to successful completion, support growth initiatives, and uphold our values. Position Summary The Assistant Project ...

Assistant Project Manager Northern Clearing Inc., a leader in right-of-way clearing is currently seeking an Assistant Project Manager. Primary Focus * Assist the Project Manager and the Project ...

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Assistant Technical Project Manager information

What does an assistant technical project manager do?

An Assistant Technical Project Manager supports senior project managers in planning, executing, and closing technical projects. They help coordinate tasks, communicate between teams, monitor project timelines, and ensure deliverables meet quality standards. This role often involves tracking project progress, preparing reports, and resolving minor issues to keep projects on schedule. Assistant Technical Project Managers work closely with engineers, developers, and stakeholders to facilitate effective collaboration and project success.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an assistant technical project manager?

To thrive as an Assistant Technical Project Manager, you need a solid understanding of project management principles, technical knowledge relevant to the industry, and typically a bachelor’s degree in a related field. Familiarity with project management software such as Jira, Trello, or Microsoft Project, and often certification like CAPM or PMP, is highly beneficial. Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills help you coordinate teams and manage project timelines effectively. These skills ensure smooth project execution, clear stakeholder collaboration, and successful delivery of technical objectives.

How does an assistant technical project manager typically collaborate with cross-functional teams during a project?

As an Assistant Technical Project Manager, you will regularly coordinate between software developers, designers, quality assurance specialists, and stakeholders to ensure project milestones are met. This often involves facilitating meetings, clarifying requirements, tracking progress, and communicating updates or risks to all parties. Effective collaboration requires strong organizational and communication skills, as you'll bridge technical and non-technical team members. You'll also learn to adapt to different working styles and resolve conflicts, which are valuable experiences for career advancement.

What is the difference between Assistant Technical Project Manager vs Technical Project Manager?

AspectAssistant Technical Project ManagerTechnical Project Manager
CertificationsPMI-ACP, CAPM, or similarPMP, PMI-ACP, or similar
Work EnvironmentSupports project teams, assists in planning and coordinationLeads projects, manages teams, responsible for delivery
ResponsibilitiesSupports technical tasks, tracks progress, updates stakeholdersOversees project scope, budget, timeline, and team management

The Assistant Technical Project Manager typically supports the technical project team by handling coordination and tracking tasks, while the Technical Project Manager takes full responsibility for planning, executing, and delivering projects. Both roles often require similar certifications and work in similar environments, but the level of responsibility differs significantly.

Can I be an assistant technical project manager with no experience?

While some entry-level assistant technical project manager roles may accept candidates with limited experience, most require a foundational understanding of project management principles, technical skills, or related education. Gaining relevant certifications like CAPM or PMP and developing skills in tools such as MS Project or Jira can improve chances of qualification without prior experience.

What are the most commonly searched types of Technical Project Manager jobs in Wisconsin?

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What cities in Wisconsin are hiring for Assistant Technical Project Manager jobs?

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Senior IT Project Manager - SAP Technical Projects - Belgium (Hybrid)

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WI • On-site

$90 - $130/hr

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Job description

ProUnity is the single point of contact (SPOC) for this mission. If you have any questions, you can contact Musli Muslija, Client Satisfaction Manager, by email at atparadigm@pro-unity.com.

Mission context

As part of STIB’s SAP transformation and post-migration stabilization to SAP S/4HANA, several technical projects must be framed, planned and executed in order to modernize the SAP architecture, reduce technical debt and secure the future foundations of the SAP ecosystem.

  • the migration of SAP PI/PO interfaces to SAP CPI / Integration Suite
  • the migration or modernization of the Fiori Launchpad to a target based on SAP BTP
  • management and monitoring of LCP / Landscape, Connectivity & Platform topics
  • technical adaptations linked to the RISE / ECS environment
  • coordination of technical impacts between SAP, satellite applications, external partners and internal STIB teams
  • the preparation rationalization of the transition to RUN and AMS

The Project Manager will join the Business Solutions department and report to the Build & Transform Manager. He will work in close collaboration with the SAP, architecture, infrastructure, security, AMS teams, partners, as well as business managers when technical projects have a functional or operational impact.

Mission objective

The Project Manager will be responsible for supporting a portfolio of SAP technical projects aimed at modernizing, securing and rationalizing STIB’s SAP environment. In particular, he will have to manage:

  • the framing of technical projects
  • planning activities
  • coordination between internal and external teams
  • managing dependencies with business projects and SAP environments
  • budget monitoring
  • preparation of arbitrations
  • risk management
  • project governance
  • the transition to operational support

The mission requires a strong ability to understand SAP technical subjects without necessarily being an SAP architect, but with sufficient perspective to challenge schedules, identify dependencies, structure decisions and secure execution.

1. Framing and structuring SAP technical projects
  • resume the SAP technical initiatives already identified
  • clarify the objectives, scope, deliverables and constraints of each project
  • structure projects into clear work packages
  • define schedules, milestones, dependencies and estimated costs
  • identify the technical, organizational, contractual and budgetary prerequisites
  • prepare launch and decision files
  • ensure alignment with the overall SAP roadmap
Projects that may include
  • SAP PI/PO to SAP CPI / Integration Suite
  • Fiori Launchpad to SAP BTP / Work Zone / Launchpad Service
  • post-S/4 technical adaptations
  • SAP connectivity
  • c certificates, endpoints, security, authentication, authorizations
  • rationalization or migration of interfaces
  • monitoring of SAP environments: DEV, TEST, QAS, PRD
  • technical topics related to RISE / ECS
  • preparation for decommissioning of old components
2. Managing the PI/PO to CPI migration
  • inventory of existing interfaces
  • the categorization of flows: critical, non-critical, obsolete, to be adapted, or to be migrated
  • dependency analysis with SAP S/4, satellite applications and external partners
  • defining the migration strategy
  • prioritization of interfaces
  • coordination of technical analyses
  • planning developments, unit tests, integration tests and cutovers
  • preparation of RUN support and documentation
  • monitoring risks related to operational continuity

The PM must be able to challenge estimates, migration hypotheses and impacts on the consuming or emitting applications.

3. Management of the Fiori Launchpad construction site
  • analysis of the existing Fiori
  • identification of used, critical or obsolete applications
  • defining the technical target with the architects
  • coordination with SAP Security, IAM, infrastructure and workplace teams
  • analysis of impacts on users
  • the migration or redeployment strategy
  • access, role, navigation, performance and compatibility tests
  • preparation for go‑live and communication
  • the transition to RUN teams

The PM must pay particular attention to the impacts of user experience, security, authentication, SAP roles and dependencies with business applications.

4. Coordination of LCPs / cross‑functional technical subjects
  • coordination with SAP ECS / RISE
  • tracking connectivity topics
  • certificates, reverse proxy, Web Dispatcher, firewall, ports, DNS
  • SAP environments and dependencies between systems
  • topics of performance, availability, monitoring and resilience
  • technical impacts of SAP changes on connected applications
  • monitoring of actions with suppliers
  • management of technical escalations
  • documentation of decisions and risks
5. Governance, reporting and arbitrations
  • establish clear project governance
  • organize and lead monitoring committees
  • prepare decision supports
  • ensure reporting to IT management
  • track risks, actions, decisions and dependencies
  • produce a consolidated vision of the SAP technical portfolio
  • alert in the event of planning, budget, scope or resource drift
  • prepare the necessary arbitrations with the architecture and security teams, AMS and management

Reporting should be clear, factual and decision‑oriented, with an ability to synthesize complex technical topics for non‑technical audiences.

6. Preparation of RUN and AMS
  • technical and functional documentation
  • support procedures
  • monitoring model
  • transfer to AMS
  • clarification of internal/external responsibilities
  • management of access and authorizations
  • hypercare support
  • rollback or continuity plan if necessary
Profile sought

The candidate must have solid experience in SAP technical project management, ideally in the context of S/4HANA transformation, SAP BTP, application integration or architecture migration.

Expected experience
  • minimum 7 to 10 years of experience in IT project management
  • proven experience in technical SAP projects
  • experience in SAP complex environments with multiple systems
  • experience with application integration projects
  • experience with technical migrations or platform modernizations
  • experience in coordinating SAP suppliers, integrators and internal teams
  • experience in project governance, budget, planning, risks and executive reporting

Additional information: The mission can be renewed for a maximum duration (initial duration included) of 880 working days.

Required skills
  • Application Integration
  • Budget management
  • Change Management
  • Dependency Management
  • Executive Reporting
  • Fiori Launchpad
  • Project Management IT
  • RISE / ECS
  • Risk Management
  • SAP BTP
  • SAP Integration / PI / PO / CPI
  • SAP Technical Project Management
  • Security / IAM / Connectivity
  • Service Transition / AMS
  • Stakeholder Management
  • Supplier Management
  • Technical Architecture Understanding
  • Test & Cutover Management
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