IT Project Manager: Delivery Lead for Infrastructure & Security

Celnor Group; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave

Annual bonus

Pension scheme

Private healthcare

Life insurance

Regular company events

Career development

Job summary

Celnor Group is seeking a Technical Project Manager to coordinate a varied portfolio of technology projects across Group IT. You’ll work with MSPs, vendors and internal teams to ensure timely delivery of infrastructure, software, cyber security and acquisitive initiatives.

This role focuses on planning, dependencies and delivery rather than hands-on engineering, with exposure to integrations and transformations as the group grows.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering technical or IT projects.
• Good understanding of IT environments and technical delivery.
• Experience coordinating MSPs, vendors or external technology partners.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate MSPs, vendors, technical specialists and internal teams to deliver agreed work packages.
• Manage project plans, milestones, dependencies, risks and delivery status across the IT portfolio.
• Support MSP consolidation programme and transition to strategic technology partners.
• Coordinate major workstreams including infrastructure deployments, security remediation and carve-outs.
• Manage technology project plans for newly acquired businesses.
• Identify blockers early and hold delivery owners accountable for actions.
• Translate technical progress into updates for senior stakeholders.
• Coordinate vendor and procurement projects through to completion.

Skills

IT project delivery

Vendor coordination

Planning skills

Stakeholder communication

Delivery-focused

M&A / cyber security exposure

Job description

Celnor Group is seeking a Technical Project Manager to coordinate a varied portfolio of technology projects across Group IT. You’ll work with MSPs, vendors and internal teams to ensure timely delivery of infrastructure, software, cyber security and acquisitive initiatives.

This role focuses on planning, dependencies and delivery rather than hands-on engineering, with exposure to integrations and transformations as the group grows.