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Our client are looking for an experienced Technical Project Manager with a background in the Managed Service Provider (MSP) industry to join their team. You will be responsible for delivering technical projects, working closely with engineers, vendors, and non-technical stakeholders to ensure successful project execution.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Project Management: Oversee the full project lifecycle, ensuring on-time and on-budget delivery.

  • Stakeholder Communication: Act as the bridge between technical engineers and non-technical business stakeholders, translating requirements effectively.

  • Technical Understanding: Work closely with engineers to scope, plan, and implement infrastructure, cloud, and IT projects.

  • Process Improvement: Implement best practices for project management and service delivery within an MSP environment.

  • Risk & Issue Management: Identify risks early and proactively manage project roadblocks.

  • Client Engagement: Build strong relationships with clients and internal teams to align project goals with business objectives.

    Key Skills & Experience:

    ✅ Proven experience as a Technical Project Manager within an MSP or IT services environment.
    ✅ Familiarity with IT infrastructure, cloud services, networking, cybersecurity, or similar technical domains.
    ✅ Ability to work with technical engineers while effectively communicating with non-technical stakeholders.
    ✅ Strong understanding of ITIL frameworks, Agile, and Waterfall project management methodologies.
    ✅ Experience managing multiple projects in a fast-paced, high-demand environment.
    ✅ Strong problem-solving, organisation, and leadership skills.

    Desirable Skills:

  • Project management certifications (e.g., Prince2, PMP, Agile PM, Scrum Master).

  • Experience in IT migrations, cloud transformation, or security projects.

  • Understanding of MSP ticketing and service management tools.

    If you’re an MSP-experienced Technical Project Manager looking for a challenging and rewarding role, apply today or email me at ben @ jiyuconsulting. co. uk for more information.

    Technical Project Manager – hybrid working - £40,000-£50,000

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