Lead and manage moderately complex IT projects within the Cleveland Clinic Health System, ensuring alignment of scope, schedule, cost, quality, and risk across cross‑functional teams.
Locations (4)
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Ohio, United States
Florida, United States
Nevada, United States
Responsibilities
Develop project charter and form cross‑functional team
Lead regular project team meetings
Define and manage project scope, success criteria, and stakeholder requirements
Develop detailed WBS, timeline, and resource plan
Enforce structured change control to prevent scope creep
Provide specialist privacy advice to the Cúram programme, ensuring GDPR and organisational requirements are embedded throughout the EHR solution lifecycle.
Locations (2)
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Kilkenny, Ireland
Responsibilities
Provide specialist advice and guidance on data protection, privacy, and information governance matters associated with the Cúram programme.
Support the development, maintenance, and review of programme privacy documentation.
Advise project teams on GDPR compliance, privacy by design principles, and information governance considerations.
Review supplier contracts to identify data protection requirements.
Support the assessment and documentation of data flows between the EHR and integrated systems.
Own the schedule, scope, and coordination of Torus site builds, from design freeze through procurement, construction, commissioning, and handoff to operations.
Compensation
$140,000 - 175,000 (Note: We have the flexibility to hire at different levels, which may impact the corresponding pay range.)
Responsibilities
Program planning and delivery
Own the integrated plan for each site build: scope, milestones, dependencies, critical path, and go-live criteria
Break each site into repeatable workstreams and track them
Run weekly cross-functional status meetings and produce clear status reports
Identify schedule risks early and propose mitigations
Requirements
Nice to have: GPU or high-density compute deployments
Lead global supplier risk, resilience and mapping initiatives for GSA, driving risk frameworks, mapping, scenario analysis and business continuity actions.
Responsibilities
Own and maintain global procurement and supplier risk framework
Maintain executive visibility of material supplier risks
Establish risk appetite and prioritization criteria
Embed supplier-risk controls into procurement lifecycle
Own enterprise approach for risk-based supply‑chain mapping
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in supply chain, Procurement, Engineering, Business, Risk or a related discipline
Lead and manage multi‑discipline technology transfer projects for new pharmaceutical products, ensuring scope, budget, schedule, and regulatory compliance across internal and external sites.
Responsibilities
Plan and execute multi‑discipline tech transfer projects
Prepare project charters and business justifications
Generate cost estimates, budgets, and forecasts
Track deliverables and report status
Manage decision log and risk register
Requirements
Minimum undergraduate degree in science/business or engineering
Support QHSE operations across the UK and Ireland, providing expertise, audits, investigations and continuous improvement for Swissport’s aviation hubs.
Locations (3)
London, England, United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Ireland
Responsibilities
Act as QHSE expert for managers and teams
Partner with operational leaders to embed safe working practices
Lead by example through coaching and engagement
Monitor and support delivery of QHSE KPIs
Identify opportunities for improvement and support corrective actions
Develops long range outage plans and budgets, executes planned outages and large capital projects, manages the Condition Based Outage process, Boiler Tube Failure Reduction process, Outage Stage Gate Process, Risk Register and the 5 year budget plan and project management as needed and assigned.
Responsibilities
Oversees long range and detailed planning and execution of unit outages according to the outage stage gate process
Manages cost, schedule and safety processes for outage scopes of work
Interfaces with Plant Management personnel to communicate and drive to resolution of key issues impacting project / outage
Coaches project managers as necessary to deliver expected financial, safety and schedule results on outage scopes, projects, Outage Stage Gate Reviews, ECD/CBO and 5 year budget planning
Oversees and manages the LTSA contracts
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Construction Management, or in related field or equivalent work experience