Senior Project Manager — Digital Transformation Programmes for NATO with security clearance

WLG; Brussel; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

WLG, a multinational defence organisation, seeks a project manager to drive a project from business case to delivered capability. You will sit in the PMO, take projects end to end, and be accountable for time, cost and quality.

Responsibilities include planning and managing projects per PM policies, building procurement strategies and business cases, QA, stakeholder communications, and leading cross‑functional teams across international contexts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline with at least six years of relevant experience.
• PRINCE2 Practitioner or PMP certification.
• Minimum three years of project management in a large IT organisation with substantial investments.
• Experience of large digital transformation work in the public sector or an international organisation.
• Knowledge of agile delivery, change management, cloud, data science and cyber security.
• Ability to communicate with tact and brief senior audiences effectively.

Responsabilités

• Plan, run and manage assigned projects per PMO policies and procedures.
• Build procurement strategy, the business case and secure sponsor funding.
• Lead quality assurance to ensure capability or service is ready to hand over.
• Understand client needs, collect data, analyse and resolve problems.
• Identify resources, milestones and take corrective action when plans slip.
• Lead project teams and communicate with stakeholders clearly.
• Support other teams on PM work and provide related technical PM activities.

Connaissances

Agile delivery

Change management

Business process modelling

Cloud

Data science

Cyber security

Communication

Formation

Bachelor's degree

PRINCE2 Practitioner

PMP

Description du poste

A multinational defence organisation is looking for a project manager who can carry a project from the first business case to the delivered capability. You would sit inside its project management office, take assigned projects end to end, and answer for time, cost and quality on each of them.

What You Would Be Doing

• Planning, running and managing assigned projects against the organisation's own project management policies and procedures.
• Building the procurement strategy, the benefit and risk analysis and the business case that win sponsor agreement and funding.
• Running the quality assurance work that decides whether a capability or a service is actually fit to hand over.
• Understanding what the client is really asking for, collecting the data, doing the analysis and resolving the problems that come out of it.
• Identifying, planning and allocating the resources a milestone needs, and taking corrective action early when one starts to slip.
• Leading project teams and individuals, directly or in a matrix, and keeping realistic plans and honest communication in front of stakeholders.
• Supporting other teams on project management work and taking on the technical support activities that come with it.

What you would bring

• A bachelor's degree from a recognised university in a related discipline, with six years of relevant experience behind it.
• A formal project management qualification — PRINCE2 Practitioner or PMP. Demonstrated expertise in the domain can stand in place of the certificate.
• At least three years of recent project management in a large IT organisation where the investments are substantial.
• Experience of large digital transformation work in the public sector or an international organisation.
• Working knowledge of the modern approaches the job touches: agile delivery, change management, business process modelling, cloud, data science, cyber security.
• The ability to communicate with tact and diplomacy, in writing and in the room, and to brief a senior audience well.
• Nice to have: ITIL Foundation, project management tooling and automation such as ServiceNow or an ERP, portfolio and programme practice such as MoP or MSP, acquisition and procurement procedure, and time in an international environment with both military and civilian colleagues.

Extensions are offered where the work goes well. Applications are reviewed as they arrive.