IT Security Coordinator

Practice Coordinator Skills & Competencies

Practice coordinators need to be organized, efficient, good at multitasking, and driven to succeed. Some specific skills necessary for this line of work include:

• Communication: To develop and maintain schedules, project coordinators need to be aware of the challenges or obstacles that team members may be facing, and team members need to be aware of the expectations of the project coordinator.
• Problem-solving: Projects rarely go exactly as planned, and the best project managers incorporate contingencies into their planning. Before problems arise, they have plans ready to be implemented and strategies for circumventing those obstacles. When a completely unexpected problem arises, project coordinators need to be adept at addressing it as quickly as possible.
• Time management: One stage of a project often relies on another stage meeting its deadline or maintaining its schedule. This kind of coordination makes it vital that project coordinators keep tight schedules.

Budgeting: Projects cost money, and project coordinators need to know how to best allocate resources in order to accomplish goals.

Educational Qualifications:

Bachelors in Management, Accounting, or Management Information System

Soft Skills and Languages:

• Bilingual – English and Arabic is preferred
• Excellent communication skills both written and verbal.
• Willing to learn quickly.
• Knowledge of accounting principles
• Excellent Project management and control skills
• Experience in a client facing role with proven success in communication methods
• Highly organized, hard worker, self-motivated and result-driven individual.
• Working in non-standard working hours.
• Ability to work well in groups and independently.
• Able and willing to share on-call responsibilities with peers.
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills