Remote US/Canada Contract Posted 5 months ago
About the Role
As the connective tissue across multi-workstream programs, you will drive delivery rhythm, risk management, and executive visibility so our teams deliver on time, on scope, and on value. Stand up delivery operating cadence and facilitate executive forums.
Requirements
- 5+ years managing enterprise-class programs and tooling (Project/Planner, ADO/Jira, Power BI)
- Superb facilitation, written comms, and executive narrative skills
- Disciplined risk/issue management
- Comfort in fast-moving, client-facing environments with multiple vendors
- Experience coordinating Microsoft-centric transformations
- No agencies or C2C inquiries, please.
We align tech decisions to business outcomes and employee experience, leveraging our Microsoft ecosystem depth with boutique agility. At Synozur, we believe in transformation that matters.
Impact
Work on high-stakes projects for Fortune 500 clients that define the future of industry.
Growth
Continuous learning ecosystem and clear career progression paths tailored to you.
Synozur is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Contracting Organization. We celebrate diversity and are committed to an inclusive, respectful workplace. Qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to legally protected characteristics.
Note: We use client‑approved travel and standard expense practices for contractors (mileage and per‑diem aligned to GSA norms when applicable).
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Program Manager — Delivery Excellence employer: The Synozur Alliance, LLC
At Synozur, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer by fostering a culture of continuous learning and inclusivity. As a Program Manager — Delivery Excellence, you'll engage in high-stakes projects that not only challenge you but also contribute to the transformation of Fortune 500 companies. Our remote work environment across the US and Canada offers flexibility, while our commitment to employee growth ensures that your career progression is tailored to your aspirations.
