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Synchronicity Group

DB Product / Project Manager

London
Posted about 21 hours ago
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If you're a DB pensions professional who has moved into project, product or transformation, this could be a very interesting next step.

I'm working on a newly created role with a business that is building something quite interesting within the DB pensions market and more importantly, this isn't a role where you'll be handed a project plan and asked to keep everyone on track. You'll have the opportunity to shape how a new proposition is built, implemented and brought to market.

The immediate focus is on taking a new DB proposition through authorisation and implementation, working closely with internal pensions specialists, actuaries, technology teams and senior stakeholders, while also managing a key third-party technology provider.

So, we're looking for someone who can sit comfortably between DB pensions, technology, product and project delivery.

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Someone who understands the detail of DB administration and transactions, but also has the project management capability to take that knowledge and turn it into something that actually works.

Why this role is different:

  • Newly created. You're not inheriting someone else's project
  • Genuine opportunity to shape the proposition and operating model
  • Significant exposure to senior stakeholders
  • Responsibility for managing a key technology/platform implementation
  • Opportunity to influence how DB products are delivered through technology
  • A broader roadmap beyond the initial project, giving the role genuine long-term scope
  • The chance to work on something that could have a meaningful impact on the DB market

I'm particularly interested in speaking with people from DB pensions administration, EBCs/consultancies, insurers, pension platforms or other pensions technology businesses.

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You might be a Project Manager, Product Manager, Implementation Manager, Transformation Manager or even a technical/Project Actuary.

What matters most is that you have genuine DB pensions knowledge alongside strong delivery skills.

Experience of buy-in/buyout transactions, pension platform implementations or managing third-party technology providers would be particularly attractive.

You don't need to have done everything before. In fact, if you're someone who has spent several years building your DB knowledge and has subsequently moved into project/product delivery, this could be exactly the sort of opportunity worth exploring.

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Skills

DB Pensions Knowledge
Project Management
Product Management
Implementation Management
Transformation Management
Stakeholder Management
Third-party Vendor Management
DB Administration
Pension Platform Implementation
Buy-in/Buyout Transactions
Operating Model Design
Business Analysis

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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