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Cognizant Consulting in the United States is seeking a Consulting Manager – Organizational Change Management to lead change workstreams across enterprise transformation programs and to drive adoption of new operating models, processes, and technologies.
You will partner with program leaders, client stakeholders, and cross-functional teams to deliver measurable business outcomes, develop communications and training strategies, and assess readiness at scale, all within a flexible remote work model.
Cognizant Consulting is more than Cognizant’s consulting practice—we’re a global community of 6,000+ experts dedicated to helping clients reimagine their business. Blending our deep industry and technology advisory capability, we create innovative business solutions for Fortune 500 clients. And now, we’re looking for our next colleague who’ll join us in shaping the future of business. Could it be you?
As a Consulting Manager – Organizational Change Management (OCM), you will make an impact by leading change management workstreams across enterprise transformation programs and driving successful adoption of new operating models, processes, and technologies. You will be a valued member of the Consulting team, partnering with program leaders, client stakeholders, and cross-functional teams to deliver measurable business outcomes.
We strive to provide flexibility wherever possible. Based on this role’s business requirements, this is a remote position open to qualified applicants in the United States. Regardless of your working arrangement, we are here to support a healthy work-life balance though our various wellbeing programs.
The annual salary for this position is between $81,450 - $126,750 depending on experience and other qualifications of the successful candidate.
The working arrangements for this role are accurate as of the date of posting and may change based on project or client needs. We will always be clear about role expectations.