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Role: Project Manager
Location: Belfast, UK (Hybrid 2 days onsite/week)
Job Type: FTC (Fixed Term Contract)
Skills
Mandatory Skills:
- Benefits Management
- Project Planning
- Quality Management
- Resource Management
- Stakeholder Management
Role summary
Project Manager with 10-12 years of experience to manage delivery of DAFDAO initiatives end-to-end coordinating across IHUB technology delivery and business stakeholder groups ensuring governance control and on time execution.
Key responsibilities
- Own and manage the end-to-end project plan milestones dependencies and delivery schedule including SITUAT and release readiness
- Drive day to day execution backlog plan alignment delivery cadence and cross team coordination IHUB Finance Risk stakeholders
- Establish and run governance project reporting steering updates and clear tracking of progress risks issues decisions and actions RAID
- Manage scope change control and delivery risks to protect timelines and outcomes
- Coordinate key delivery events planning workshops sprint ceremonies as applicable and ensure stakeholders are aligned on outcomes and timelines
- Track delivery status and produce concise updates on progress risks issues and next steps drive actions to closure
- Ensure delivery artefacts and documentation are maintained to agreed standards and auditability expectations
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