Project Manager - Senior Manager
Dublin, Dublin City Centre
Project Manager - Senior Manager
Dublin, Dublin City Centre
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Start your job searchWe're looking for Project Managers who will support the execution of transformation and change projects for our clients, who are predominately within the financial services sector. As projects are typically carried out on client sites, our team members work from both local and international locations for the duration of client engagements.
The responsibilities of each role will vary depending on client needs but will likely include:
- Development and maintenance of project plans
- Preparation of project reports including status reports, RAID logs and project dashboards, tracking and analysis of budgetary information across the full project portfolio
- Production of presentations for senior management
- Supporting the project management team with ad hoc requirements
- Identifying risks, issues and discrepancies and taking action accordingly
Requirements
Essential:
- Demonstrable experience of PMO in a corporate function
- Demonstrable experience of success within complex project environments
- Good knowledge of the MS Office Suite, in particular strong knowledge of Excel and PowerPoint
- Proven ability to integrate well into a team and build relationships well with senior stakeholders
- Leadership & Project Management experience and expertise.
- PSM II/III, A-CSM or PMI-ACP certified.
- Experience managing development workflow using Azure DevOps or JIRA
- Scrum experience
- Knowledge of the SDL
Preferred:
- Undergraduate degree (e.g. BA, BSc)
- Previous experience of working in a regulatory driven change environment
- Previous experience of working in an IT enabled change environment
- Previous experience working within a banking environment
- Any relevant professional qualifications, ie. Prince2/PMP/AGILE etc
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