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PMO Analyst
📍 Hybrid | Permanent | SC Clearance Required (or eligible)
We're working with a large organisation in the UK's civil nuclear sector that's investing heavily in its IT and digital transformation capability. With over 7,000 users and a well-established PMO, they're now looking for a PMO Analyst to join the team.
This isn't a PMO that's starting from scratch. The foundations are already there, so it's about helping improve what's already working, supporting Project Managers, and making sure projects are delivered in a consistent and well-governed way.
If you enjoy getting involved across the full project lifecycle rather than sitting in one area of PMO, this could be a great fit.
The role
You'll support the PMO Manager across a broad portfolio of IT projects, getting involved in areas such as:
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- Project demand and intake
- Planning and scheduling
- Risk and issue management
- Resource planning
- Budget tracking
- Portfolio reporting
- Governance and quality assurance
- Continuous improvement across the PMO
A big part of the role is working closely with Project Managers, helping improve ways of working and building strong relationships across the delivery teams.
What they're looking for
You'll ideally have experience working in a PMO within a structured project environment and be comfortable working across different PMO disciplines.
Experience with any of the following would be beneficial:
- PMO governance
- Portfolio reporting
- Project planning
- Risk management
- Resource and capacity planning
- Financial tracking
- Stakeholder management


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Experience in a regulated industry such as Nuclear, Defence, Utilities, Financial Services or Government would be a real advantage, but it's not essential. Qualifications such as P3O, PRINCE2, APM or MoR would also be beneficial.
Why join?
This is a chance to join an organisation with a genuine long-term investment in technology and project delivery. You'll be joining an established PMO where your ideas will be listened to, you'll have exposure to a varied portfolio of projects, and you'll play a key role in improving how the PMO supports delivery across the business.
If you're looking for your next PMO opportunity and enjoy working in a collaborative environment where no two days are the same, I'd love to have a chat.
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