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Arta Finance is seeking an experienced IT/technical project manager in Singapore to drive delivery end to end for enterprise partnerships. You will coordinate internal and partner teams, manage dependencies, and keep timelines intact.
You'll raise risks early, push for clarity when scope is unclear, and maintain a visible plan with logs. A background in wealthtech or fintech is a plus, with familiarity in Linear or Jira.
Arta is on an audacious and incredibly rewarding mission: to pave the way for people everywhere to lead more successful financial lives. Arta leverages AI and sophisticated digital tools- once reserved for ultra-high-net-worth individuals and makes them accessible to a broader global audience. Think of it as your own digital family office, combining intelligent investment strategies, alternative assets, private market access, and smart automation to help you grow and protect your wealth effortlessly. We value trust, teamwork, and adaptability.
Arta works with a number of Enterprise partners on long-term engagements that touch multiple teams on both sides. These projects move fast and change shape as they go, so someone needs to own the coordination: keep the plan current, know what depends on what, and speak up the moment something is off track.
This role, based in Singapore, owns that job end to end. You'll sit between Arta's internal teams and our partners' teams, making sure work keeps moving, dependencies get caught before they cause delays, and everyone knows where things stand. Part of the job is judgment: when a partner's ask is vague, you'll know whether to push back for clarity or to make a reasonable call and keep the timeline intact.
You'll run delivery on the partnerships that matter most to Arta's B2B business, with direct visibility to the Chief of Staff and senior leadership on how those projects are going. It's a role with real ownership: you decide how the work gets tracked, when to escalated, and when to hold the line on scope.