Nelnet - Providence, RI
posted 3 months ago
The Implementation Project Manager I - HE Operations at Nelnet Business Services (NBS) plays a crucial role in managing multiple projects that span across various departments and are often regulatory, operational, or strategic in nature. This position is integral to assisting with partner implementations, ensuring that project requirements are clearly defined and that projects are delivered within the agreed timelines. The Implementation Project Manager I will develop a working knowledge of the project development process, collaborating closely with internal managers and supervisors, and will be responsible for frequent communication and escalation of issues as necessary. In this role, the Implementation Project Manager I will utilize big picture analysis to identify efficiencies, opportunities, and strategies that can enhance departmental scope, expand the customer base, and broaden the product set. The individual will assist management in organizing tasks, time, resources, and personnel to create cohesive projects that consistently yield successful outcomes. Planning and organizing work will be essential, as the manager will need to set, prioritize, and adjust schedules to accommodate sudden changes or unexpected assignments. Documentation is a key responsibility, requiring thorough and professional recording of all communications, action plans, processes, issues, and problems. The Implementation Project Manager I will also coordinate, lead, and attend project meetings, conduct requirements reviews, and configure system setups as needed. Online training sessions will be conducted with institutions to instruct them on the products being implemented, and the manager will assist in creating and implementing efficiencies in processes identified during projects or reviews. Additionally, the Implementation Project Manager I will help develop workflows, processes, and procedures for new products or services, and will prepare both internal and customer-facing documentation such as user guides, training manuals, and communication templates. A strong understanding of customer implementation business needs is essential, as is the ability to advocate for customer priorities and build lasting relationships with clients.