Tenth Revolution Group
IT Project Manager

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IT Project Manager
Location: Basildon, Essex – hybrid working
Salary: Up to £50,000
Contract: Permanent
Tenth Revolution Group is working with a well-established and growing Managed Service Provider to recruit an experienced IT Project Manager.
This is an opportunity to join a successful technology business delivering cloud, infrastructure, and managed IT services to clients across the South East and wider UK.
The role requires more than traditional project-management experience. The successful candidate must have a solid technical understanding of IT infrastructure and be comfortable working with engineers, assessing customer environments, and challenging technical delivery plans when required.
The Role
You’ll take ownership of a varied portfolio of customer-facing technology projects, with a particular focus on client onboarding, service transitions, infrastructure upgrades, and migration activity.
Working closely with customers, engineers, technical specialists, and third-party suppliers, you’ll ensure projects are properly scoped, planned, and delivered within agreed timescales and budgets.
Your Responsibilities Will Include:
- Managing technology projects from initial discovery and planning through to delivery, handover, and closure
- Leading client onboarding, offboarding, and IT service-transition projects
- Coordinating engineers, technical specialists, suppliers, and customer stakeholders
- Producing and maintaining project plans, schedules, RAID logs, budgets, and status reports
- Managing project scope, risks, dependencies, resources, and change requests
- Supporting technical discovery and assessments of prospective customer environments
- Providing clear updates to customers and senior stakeholders
- Ensuring projects meet agreed standards for quality, cost, and customer satisfaction
- Supporting cloud migrations, infrastructure upgrades, and client-integration projects
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What We’re Looking For
The essential requirement is a combination of technical infrastructure knowledge and recent project-management experience.
You may currently be an IT Project Manager, Technical Project Manager, or an experienced infrastructure engineer who has moved into project delivery.
You should have:
- Recent experience managing IT infrastructure, cloud, migration, or service-transition projects
- A previous technical or engineering background, or sufficiently strong technical knowledge to understand and challenge project requirements
- Good knowledge across several of the following areas:
- Microsoft 365 and its core services
- Microsoft Azure or other cloud technologies
- Networking and connectivity
- Windows Server and on-premises infrastructure
- Endpoint technologies and device management
- Experience coordinating technical resources across multiple concurrent projects
- Strong stakeholder-management and customer-facing communication skills
- The ability to manage budgets, risks, issues, scope, and delivery timescales
- A structured and organized approach, with the confidence to maintain control under pressure
- PRINCE2 Practitioner or an equivalent recognized project-management qualification


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Previous experience working within an MSP or IT services environment would be beneficial, but it is not essential if you have managed similar customer-facing technology projects.
Working Arrangement
The position is based in Basildon, Essex, with a hybrid working pattern. Some travel to customer sites or other company locations may occasionally be required.
This is a strong opportunity for a technically knowledgeable Project Manager who wants to join an established, people-focused technology business and take ownership of meaningful customer projects within a growing delivery function.
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