Forsyth Barnes
Digital Project Manager (Ref: 197772)

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Job Title: Digital Project Manager
Location: Harlow, 4-5dpw
Salary: C. £60,000 - 65,000. No bonus
Role Overview:
We are seeking a capable and organised Digital Project Manager to oversee the delivery of customer-facing digital products, such as apps and digital experiences. The ideal candidate will manage multiple third-party vendors and internal teams to ensure timely, on-budget, and high-quality delivery. This role may also involve elements of product management, helping prioritise features and shape the product roadmap.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage end-to-end delivery of digital projects, including apps and customer-facing platforms
- Coordinate and manage multiple third-party vendors and internal stakeholders
- Develop and track project plans, timelines, and budgets
- Ensure clear communication between technical teams and business stakeholders
- Identify and manage risks, resolving issues proactively
- Oversee requirements gathering, prioritisation, and product backlog management
- Potentially assist with product strategy and feature roadmapping, in partnership with product owners
- Maintain a sharp focus on delivering projects on time and within budget
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Qualifications:
- Proven experience in digital or technology project management, with a track record of delivering customer-facing apps or platforms
- Experience managing multiple third-party vendors and internal teams
- Strong organisational and communication skills
- Familiarity with Project Management methodologies
- Ability to juggle multiple projects and shifting priorities
- A solid understanding of digital product development lifecycles and customer experience principles


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