Pearson Education - Dover, DE
posted 2 months ago
The Project Coordinator at Pearson plays a crucial role in supporting the Project and/or Program Manager for specific programs. This position is primarily responsible for ensuring that the project and all related processes operate smoothly and accurately. The Project Coordinator is tasked with balancing various assignments, which include developing and executing processes that support both program and customer success. This role requires active communication with the program delivery team and cross-functional support teams, as well as performing various administrative duties as assigned. In terms of customer relationship management, the Project Coordinator is expected to provide outstanding customer service, responding promptly to questions, concerns, and requests. They will serve as a point of contact for customers and internal departments regarding day-to-day delivery tasks. Additionally, the coordinator will support call center activities, which include fielding calls and tickets, and reviewing and updating knowledge articles. They will also assist in preparing materials for client reviews. From a project management perspective, the Project Coordinator will document, write, update, and maintain procedures, logs, and specifications. They are responsible for reporting risks and other project-related issues to the Project/Program Manager, arranging meetings, developing and distributing agendas and minutes, and monitoring schedules to execute assigned tasks as defined in the project plan. The coordinator will also assist in the setup of project management tools and manage contractor and contingent staff setup, tracking, payments, and off-boarding. In terms of financial management, the Project Coordinator will support the Project/Program Manager with financial tracking, including customer invoicing. This role requires a keen attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities effectively. The Project Coordinator must also possess effective communication skills, both verbal and written, and be self-motivated to seek out resources independently.