Senior Project Manager — Critical Timing Systems Delivery

National Physical Laboratory; Tewkesbury; Sur place; GBP 70 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

National Physical Laboratory is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead the delivery of two to three concurrent science or IT‑based projects within the Time & Frequency department. You will translate complex technical input into actionable delivery plans, manage risks, and maintain rigorous governance and reporting standards.

You will engage with scientists, engineers and programme colleagues to ensure progress is communicated clearly and cross‑programme collaboration is fostered, helping UK

Qualifications

• Proven ability to deliver technical projects within scientific, engineering or IT environments.
• Ability to translate technical input into actionable delivery plans.
• Experience with governance, reporting and documentation standards.

Responsabilités

• Project Delivery & Scheduling: Independently manage 2–3 concurrent science or IT-based projects, maintaining schedules, milestones, RAID logs and progress against baselines.
• Technical Coordination & Planning: Translate input from scientists, engineers and others into sequenced delivery plans.
• Risk, Issue & Change Management: Identify, manage and escalate risks and scope changes with documented impacts.
• Governance, Reporting & Documentation: Produce high-quality reports and participate in audits and assurance activities.
• Stakeholder & Team Engagement: Build strong relationships across technical, HR and programme colleagues and support cross-programme collaboration.

Connaissances

Project delivery

Scheduling

Risk management

Change management

Governance & reporting

Stakeholder engagement

Team engagement

Description du poste

National Physical Laboratory is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead the delivery of two to three concurrent science or IT‑based projects within the Time & Frequency department. You will translate complex technical input into actionable delivery plans, manage risks, and maintain rigorous governance and reporting standards.

You will engage with scientists, engineers and programme colleagues to ensure progress is communicated clearly and cross‑programme collaboration is fostered, helping UK