Technical Project Manager(Azure, AWS, GCP) Remote

Technical Project Manager(Azure, AWS, GCP) Remote

Job#
FT30972

Location
Remote,

Job Type
Contract

Salary
Negotiable

Contact
swilson@finney-taylor.com


Status
ACTIVE

Date Posted
August 11, 2026

Submission Deadline
September 04, 2026

Job Stream

Benefits
Duration: 12 Months

Job Description :Our client is looking for a Technical Project Manager(Azure, AWS, GCP) Remote across Canada.

Must Have Primary Skills :
    Resource’s experience managing web software development projects on cloud infrastructure (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP) including release governance, environment management, CI/CD processes, and deployment coordination.
    A minimum of three (3) years directly project managing agile web-software development project(s)
    University degree or two-year diploma in computer science or a related discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution and seven (7) years of experience on web-based software development projects. OR One-year certificate in computer science or a related discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution and nine (9) years of experience on web-based software development projects
    Resource’s experience in risk management and mitigation within web software development projects, including risk identification, assessment, tracking, and implementation of mitigation strategies.
    Include relevant project details such as years experience, project objectives, the Resource’s role and responsibilities, and outcomes achieved
    Provide Project Management services for the development, implementation, and support to related applications.
    Provide program support and project management within the branch as required.
    Provide technical leadership to the project team.
    Manage and lead multiple projects and teams concurrently
    Provide architectural guidance for both cloud and non-cloud-based solutions
    Assign work, monitor progress, and provide project management direction to branch staff and consultants, aligning with department goals, strategies, and standards, and subject to branch oversight
    Escalate issues and risks promptly and appropriately
    Deliver weekly status reports to the Director and Senior Manager of the Digital Content Management and Delivery branch, providing updates on project status, task reviews, and associated timelines
    Lead or assist in the development of business cases and other technical documents as needed
    Collaborate with clients to gather project requirements, as necessary.
    Report on projects and manage them using industry-standard project management practices and tools
    Report on projects and manage them using industry-standard project management practices and tools
    Use AI‑assisted tools, where appropriate and as approved by the Province, to enhance project management effectiveness, with all project management decisions and outcomes validated by the technical project manager.


Nice To Have Secondary Skills :
Same as above

Proven Experience In :
    Resource’s experience managing web software development projects on cloud infrastructure (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP) including release governance, environment management, CI/CD processes, and deployment coordination.
    A minimum of three (3) years directly project managing agile web-software development project(s)
    University degree or two-year diploma in computer science or a related discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution and seven (7) years of experience on web-based software development projects. OR One-year certificate in computer science or a related discipline from an accredited post-secondary institution and nine (9) years of experience on web-based software development projects
    Resource’s experience in risk management and mitigation within web software development projects, including risk identification, assessment, tracking, and implementation of mitigation strategies. Include relevant project details such as years experience, project objectives, the Resource’s role and responsibilities, and outcomes achieved
Email: swilson@finney-taylor.com
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