Project Coordinator

The DSI Project Coordinator at SF Group of companies serves as a vital link between technical innovation and operational execution. This role is primarily responsible for representing IT project systems implementations across the organization’s diverse companies and departments. By acting as a central coordinator, the individual ensures that technological transitions are seamless, well-documented, and aligned with the strategic goals of each business unit. The position requires a unique blend of technical oversight, stakeholder management, and rigorous quality assurance to guarantee that every system deployment adds measurable value to the organization.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Systems Implementation

Representing DSI project systems during rollout; monitoring project milestones; ensuring alignment between technical specifications and business needs.

Stakeholder Coordination

Liaising with key personnel across SFGC departments; facilitating cross-functional meetings; managing expectations and reporting project progress.

Quality Assurance & Testing

Conducting rigorous system testing before deployment; identifying and tracking technical issues; validating that systems meet all functional requirements.

Documentation & Support

Authoring comprehensive technical manuals and user guides; assisting in the creation of training materials; maintaining organized project archives.

Qualifications:

• Candidates should ideally possess a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or a related field, along with experience in project coordination or systems implementation.
• Familiarity with modern project management methodologies and tools is highly desirable, as is a foundational understanding of the software development lifecycle.
• With the ability to work independently, anticipate project risks, and take decisive action to ensure project continuity.
• A capacity to quickly grasp complex system architectures and translate them into practical business workflows.
• Proficiency in articulating technical concepts to non-technical audiences and managing relationships with key stakeholders.
• A disciplined approach to system testing, bug tracking, and the production of high-quality project documentation.