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IT Project Manager - CyberArk, Financial Services, PAM, CLM

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IT Project Manager - CyberArk, Financial Services, PAM, CLM
Up to £700 per day (Inside IR35)
London / Hybrid (2 days onsite per week)
6 months initial contract
My client is an International Banking organisation who are urgently looking to hire an IT Project Manager with demonstrable experience of working on a CyberArk focused Project / Programme within a Financial Services firm.
Key Requirements:
- Proven experience as an IT Project Manager with experience of delivering CyberArk related Project(s) / Programme(s) - ideally CyberArk migration(s)
- Previous Financial Services industry experience is a MUST
- Proven Project Management experience delivering complex Cyber Security Projects / Programmes
- Experience of managing multiple workstreams simultaneously
- Experience of delivering Privileged Access management (PAM) solutions such as BeyondTrust
- Proven ability to manage governance frameworks and Project controls including RAID logs and reporting packs
- Ability to work at pace
- Exceptional stakeholder management and communication skills, including experience of managing senior stakeholders across Security, Technology and Risk functions
- Understanding of regulatory, audit and security control environments
- Ability to manage 3rd party vendors as well as coordinating technical delivery teams
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