Project Manager - commodities/precious metals
Cambridgeshire, Cambridge
Project Manager - commodities/precious metals
Cambridgeshire, Cambridge
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Start your job searchOutstanding Opportunity > IT Project Manager - Leading large, complex, global business requires experienced Project Manager with specific experience of precious metals or precious metals commodities systems. The project will implement IT elements in the build for new precious metals accounting operations & systems. Management of precious metals used in industrial processes is a key accounting process to this leading global business
Expertise
-) Project Manager with specific experience of precious metals management, precious metals commodities management, precious metals accounting or precious metals commodities trading systems (eg Openlink Endur)
-) As Project Manager you will utilise effective technology to automate processes that are key to effective & efficient operations of the industrial plants involved, enabling accurate & timely metal accounting at all stages of plant activities.
-) You will be involved in process for the selection of precious metals commodities tool & it would therefore be advantageous to have experience of tender process, supplier selection, contract negotiation & third party/vendor management
-) Experience of managing application project implementations
-) Experience of Service Transition management & Business Change management
-) You will be at the forefront of helping the business to develop the appropriate methods & to deliver the appropriate tools, delivering technology changes & supporting business change activities.
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