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IT Project Manager

Blackwall
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IT Project Manager – Cyber – Leading Insurance Brand

Overview:
A leading insurance organisation is seeking an experienced IT Project Manager to deliver a portfolio of Information Security and cybersecurity initiatives within its enterprise PMO function. The role focuses on managing security-driven projects that enhance technology resilience, compliance, and overall cyber maturity across the business.

Role & Responsibilities:   

Lead the delivery of Information Security projects, ensuring clear milestones, governance, and successful outcomes.
Oversee cross-functional teams and coordinate activity across multiple workstreams, locations, and time zones.
Manage project risks, issues, and dependencies related to security, technology, and compliance.
Maintain strong communication with security and IT stakeholders, providing regular reporting and effective escalation.
Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, and documentation aligned to PMO standards.
Track budgets, forecasts, and financial variances to support accurate portfolio reporting.
Essential Skills & Requirements:

Proven Project Management experience delivering IT or security-focused projects within large, complex environments.
Strong understanding of Information Security principles, controls, and associated technologies.
Excellent leadership and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to navigate complex organisational structures.
Experience managing distributed teams and multiple concurrent workstreams.
Strong planning, analytical, and communication skills.
Degree in a relevant field (IT, Business, Engineering, or similar).
Desired Skills:

Experience with areas such as Identity & Access Management, Network Security, Threat Detection, or Security Operations.
Project management certification (e.g., PMP) an advantage.
Experience delivering enterprise-wide or global security initiatives.
Contract Details:

Day Rate: £610 per day
IR35: Inside (via Umbrella)
Duration: 5 months initially
Location: Remote with limited travel (1X per month) to South East London

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