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Project Manager (IT / Digital Transformation)
Location: London (Remote with likely 1 day in the London office)
Hiring for a reputed client, this is a hands-on Project Manager role focused on delivering digital transformation in Financial Services. You'll join on an initial 6-month contract (with a view to extend), working inside IR35 via Umbrella only.
What You'll Be Doing
- Drive delivery across a digital transformation programme within Financial Services
- Lead in a sprint-based, Agile way of working, supporting effective delivery cycles
- Translate requirements into clear delivery plans and practical next steps
- Manage stakeholders through complex change, ensuring alignment and momentum
- Coordinate delivery in a multi-supplier environment, keeping outcomes front and centre
- Operate with a pragmatic, outcome-focused mindset—mobilising quickly and delivering value early
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What You'll Bring
- Proven delivery experience within Financial Services, with an emphasis on banking
- Banking experience ideally within business / business banking (but not critical)
- Experience operating within large, complex transformation programmes
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills—able to be clear, articulate, and influential
- Ability to work independently and rapidly establish credibility
- Confidence working across multi-supplier delivery environments
- A practical delivery mindset with strong communication and "hit the ground running" energy


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Additional Information
Banking experience and ideally business banking experience are key to success
If you're ready to step into a fast-moving transformation and make an immediate impact, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now and tell us how your Financial Services delivery experience aligns with this role.
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