IT Project Manager Fellowship (Military)

About the role

HD Supply offers an IT Project Manager Fellowship for military veterans who have separated from active duty within 180 days and received approval to join a SkillBridge or HOH cohort. The role leads and oversees complex, enterprise-level IT projects supporting supply chain operations, ensuring delivery on time, within scope and within budget. It involves managing scope, finances, schedules, internal resources, external vendors and contractual deliverables, with executive-level reporting on project status, risks and business impact.

Key responsibilities

• Lead large-scale, cross-functional IT projects from initiation through delivery and post-implementation support, and manage project plans, timelines, budgets and resource forecasts
• Oversee project financials, including cost tracking, forecasting and ROI analysis, and recommend budget decisions
• Manage multiple project teams, including internal staff and external partners, and mentor junior project managers, analysts and team members
• Direct risk management across projects, establish contingency plans and influence leadership on risk mitigation
• Drive stakeholder alignment and engagement, and translate technical initiatives into clear business value
• Ensure adherence to enterprise project management standards, governance frameworks (e.g. Agile, ITIL, SOX) and security protocols
• Lead continuous improvement using Lean or Six Sigma, and track and communicate key performance metrics

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Supply Chain, Business or a related discipline
• 8+ years managing complex IT projects, including enterprise-level implementations, or a Master's degree with 5+ years of relevant experience
• Demonstrated experience leading large-scale technology initiatives in supply chain environments, such as WMS, TMS or ERP systems
• PMP or equivalent project management certification required; Agile/Scrum, SAFe or Lean Six Sigma certifications preferred
• Ability to work with significant autonomy, make sound judgments under uncertainty and travel up to 20%