Deputy Program Director, IT Transformation (Finland)

LTM; Helsinki; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

LTM, a Larsen & Toubro company, is seeking a Deputy Program Director to lead major IT and business transformation initiatives in Helsinki. This fixed-term contract spans 6 months and requires strong senior program management experience.

Fluent Finnish and proficient English are essential, with stakeholder engagement at C-suite level and governance forum facilitation. Join a regulated industry environment and drive cross-workstream coordination.

Qualifications

• At least 8 years of full-time experience in senior program or project management roles on large-scale IT or business transformation projects
• Demonstrated experience from large transformation projects in highly regulated industries
• Proven track record of managing cross-functional teams and multiple workstreams simultaneously
• Fluent written and spoken communication skills in both Finnish and English
• Program leadership including governance forum facilitation and decision log management
• Stakeholder management, particularly with senior business stakeholders and C-suite counterparts
• Risk and issue management, including RAID log ownership and escalation handling
• Ability to coordinate workstreams and manage cross-program dependencies
• Experience in regulated or gaming industry environments
• Familiarity with PPM tools and project governance frameworks (e.g., PRINCE2, MSP, PMI)

Skills

Senior program leadership

Stakeholder management

Cross-functional collaboration

Risk governance

Finnish language proficiency

Job description

LTM, a Larsen & Toubro company, is seeking a Deputy Program Director to lead major IT and business transformation initiatives in Helsinki. This fixed-term contract spans 6 months and requires strong senior program management experience.

Fluent Finnish and proficient English are essential, with stakeholder engagement at C-suite level and governance forum facilitation. Join a regulated industry environment and drive cross-workstream coordination.