Job opening - Senior IT Project Manager

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Are you energized by emerging technologies and looking to shape innovative public sector programs where no established roadmap exists? Our Calgary client is seeking a Senior Project Manager for an initial 6-month contract to guide cutting-edge technology evaluation, experimentation, and pilot delivery. Advantages • Hybrid work ...

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Job opening - Senior IT Project Manager
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