Overview
Rapiscan Systems is an industry leader in detection technology, providing cargo and vehicle inspection systems and services for ports, borders, military, high-threat facilities, and checkpoints to help customers combat terrorism, drug smuggling, illegal immigration, and trade fraud. We offer a broad array of scanning system configurations that leverage low-, medium-, and high-energy X-ray technology—or multiple X-ray technologies—to address each customer’s unique security application requirements.
Our commitment to excellence in imaging performance, innovative design, and uncompromising quality ensures our solutions consistently deliver best-in-class imaging, high reliability, and operator satisfaction, to help customers find threats and contraband with ease and confidence.
The senior program manager shall be responsible for managing the programs/projects within Aviation Checkpoint Inspection of Rapiscan Systems Engineering. The successful candidate should have considerable project management experience with a proven track record of delivering programs/projects within timescale and to budget. In addition, he/she should have experience of portfolio/PMO management, developing standards and processes, supporting project managers in achieving the successful programs/project delivery.
Responsibilities
- Facilitate the definition of project scope, goals and deliverables.
- A Bachelor's degree in a related field.
Personal Attributes
- Ability to operate and communicate to multiple levels.
- Good interpersonal and multi-tasking skills.
- Ability to prioritize the projects in line with the business direction.
- Ability to juggle multiple projects, activities.
- Demonstrable proactive and analytic approach.
- Conscientious, approachable, and enthusiastic.
- Adaptable, flexible, and able to bring the best out of the team.
- Attention to detail. Think strategically and execute methodically.
- Excellent communication skills in English to communicate in written, verbal and presentation
Job description provided by OSI Systems.
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