IT Project Manager

Sheffield
2 months ago
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Role-IT Project Manager

Location: Sheffield

Work Model: Hybrid (2days onsite)

Employment Type: Contract

We are seeking a mid‑level IT Project Manager to join a global consulting organisation and deliver technology change initiatives for a major international bank. You will manage medium‑sized projects across build and operate workstreams, including system integrations, product optimisation, and automated workflows aligned to cybersecurity priorities.

The role requires proven experience in cloud delivery, governance, and project management within complex organisations, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to high standards. It is well‑suited to professionals aiming to contribute to high‑impact programmes in the financial services sector.

Key Responsibilities

Collaborate with project managers, control owners, and stakeholders to define clear business outcomes and requirements
Attend governance forums and provide programme insight to ExCo and Steering Committees
Capture and close actions on behalf of ExCo members with relevant teams
Develop and support business case submissions
Monitor programme progress and communicate updates to stakeholders
Resolve issues and initiate corrective actions as required
Ensure effective quality assurance across deliverables
Manage risks, dependencies, and crisis situations across programmes and functions
Produce project plans, requirements documentation, and user test plans
Deliver updated operational processes to support new features and tooling
Produce project status reports and ad hoc reporting requirements
Align project activities with wider programme objectives and manage stakeholder buy‑in
Contribute to business transition plans and ensure successful handover to BAURequired Skills & Experience

Strong experience delivering cloud‑based solutions in complex organisations
Proven track record in technology delivery and system integration projects
Experience in business requirements definition, testing, and process documentation
Excellent planning, reporting, and governance skills
Mandatory expertise in stakeholder management, project financial management, and risk/crisis management
Strong communication skills (written and verbal) and ability to manage escalations to senior leadership
Experience in financial services is a plusIf you are interested then please apply directly to the ad or send your CV to (url removed)

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