Project Manager Cloud Migrations and Partner Programs

Striim, (pronounced “stream” with two i’s for integration and intelligence), is a unified data integration and streaming platform that connects clouds, data, and applications with unprecedented speed and simplicity to deliver the right data at the right time. Striim is used by enterprise companies to monitor events across any environment, build applications that drive digital transformation, and leverage true real-time analytics to provide a superior experience to their customers. At our company, we believe and expect all of our employees to operate as one with unlimited potential and dignity. 

We are looking for a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) to manage the operational execution of cloud migration initiatives and hyperscaler partner program compliance initiatives across Microsoft and Google ecosystems.
This role owns the structured coordination, documentation, and governance of migration projects from license provisioning through project tracking, deal registration management, reporting, and cross-functional alignment. The Project Manager ensures migration programs are executed with consistency, accuracy, and accountability.

This is a fully remote role with minimal travel requirements.

### Responsibilities
#### Migration Execution & Governance
- Manage the operational lifecycle of cloud migration projects
- Coordinate internal approvals and oversee the migration license issuance
- Create and maintain accurate Salesforce opportunities, including:
- Migration source and target
- Project phase and scope
- License details and expiration timelines
- Associated customer, partner, and internal contacts
- Track license expirations and ensure proactive follow-up
- Conduct recurring status check-ins and risk trackiPlease mention the word **HARMLESS** and tag RMmEwMjo0NzgwOmI6MTA0MDowOjJjMjE6NWNjMTox when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMmEwMjo0NzgwOmI6MTA0MDowOjJjMjE6NWNjMTox). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.