Manages service delivery and IT infrastructure projects, requiring more than 10 years of IT infrastructure experience, including at least two years working directly with customers and two to three years with the current organization.
Service Delivery ManagerMore than 10 years in IT infrastructure of which 2 plus years directly working with customer and should have worked 2/3 years with current organization
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