Goutham Kanakam

• Developed and initiated projects, managed costs and monitored performance.
• Met project deadlines without sacrificing build quality or workplace safety.
• Maintained relationships with material vendors to lower costs and diversify capabilities.
• Updated operational methods and oversaw accounting procedures for improved efficiency.
• Coordinate with finance and contract team to design all financial projections and prepare required subcontracts and supervise performance of same.
• Participate in all weekly meetings and monitor all activities of subcontractor and maintain professional relationships with all contractors and subcontractors.
• Organize various meetings with internal and external member.
• Documents all project deliverables and prepare appropriate time schedule and provide estimates on all costs and oversee work of all third party consultants.
• Monitor projects and select most cost effective method of implementation of projects.

Junior project managers are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing operations related to ongoing projects in the company. They lead team members in the project development department and oversee company projects to make sure they are running as planned. Computer skills are extremely important, and junior project managers will need to be capable of using basic office software program and the ability to type and run various company reports.