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Infosys is seeking an experienced Data Migration Project Manager in Auckland to lead large-scale data migration and modernisation programmes for telecom clients. The role requires strong programme management, deep data expertise, and hands-on delivery across Snowflake, Teradata, and Oracle environments.
The ideal candidate will bridge business, functional and technical teams while engaging with executives. This position emphasizes data architecture alignment, governance, and scalable delivery
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Location: Auckland
Infosys is looking for an experienced Data Migration Project Manager to lead large-scale data migration and modernisation programmes for leading Telecommunications customers.
The ideal candidate will combine strong programme management, technical data expertise, and Telecom domain experience, with proven experience across Teradata, Oracle, and Snowflake environments.
Azure/AWS/GCP, Databricks, dbt, Power BI/Tableau, Snowflake certification, and Agile/SAFe/PMP experience.
A hands-on Data Programme Manager who can bridge business, functional and technical teams and confidently engage with both engineering teams and executive stakeholders.