Project leader of/for

[rid82]

Hello,

I'd like to know the correct idiom in the following sentence

"He was the Project leader of/for a software application"

Thanks

 

[sdgraham]

First of all, it's not an idiom since the sentence means exactly what it says..

"He was project leader for a product." One cannot lead software applications.

Don't capitalize "project."

 

[rid82]

Thanks.

The following is correct?
"He was project leader for a software application project"

 

[sdgraham]

Thanks.

The following is correct?
"He was project leader for a software application project"

There's no need to write "project" twice. If he's a project leader, it's quite obvious that there's a project involved.

 

[toknowmore]

Hi everybody,
could you please tell me the meaning of these two prepositions here?


1- I am the project leader on ABC programming project.
I suppose that here ABC is not the name of my company

2- I am the project leader from ABC programming project.
I suppose that here ABC is the name of my company

Thank you so much