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Job Title: Project Manager – SIP / Unified Comms
Location: City Of London 3x a week
Salary/Rate: Up to 90,000
Start Date: In the next two weeks
Job Type: Initial 6 months fixed term contract - likelihood of extension
Company Introduction:
We have an exciting opportunity now available with one of our global leading law firm clients! They are currently looking for a project manager to join their team for a six-month fixed term contract.
You will be supporting one of our key customers in Central London, you will be joining our energised and focussed Programme and Project team who are working hard to deliver exceptional value across a global estate.
With a demonstrable background in infrastructure project delivery, you will have successfully managed complex, highly visible technical projects, ideally including SIP trunking, Unified Communications, telephony, contact centre, voice, network or collaboration technology change.
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Responsibilities of the Project Manager include:
- Define, agree and manage the delivery approach, plan, dependencies and resources required for technical infrastructure workstreams
- Lead delivery of SIP / Unified Communications projects, including planning, migration, cutover, testing, service transition and operational handover activities
- Coordinate technical teams, third-party suppliers and client stakeholders across voice, network, telephony, contact centre and collaboration technology workstreams
- Ensure solution designs, implementation plans and delivery activities align with the customer’s infrastructure strategy, technical standards and governance requirements
- Work closely with internal management, business stakeholders and external partners to develop effective delivery plans, service models and transition approaches
- Maintain robust governance, including plans, RAID, reporting, decision logs, dependency management and escalation routes
- Manage relevant vendors and suppliers, ensuring delivery commitments, risks and issues are actively tracked and resolved


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Requirements:
- Proven experience as an Infrastructure Project Manager delivering technical change in complex enterprise environments
- Hands-on project delivery experience across SIP trunking and Unified Communications, ideally including telephony migrations, voice platforms, contact centre technologies, Microsoft Teams Phone or equivalent UC platforms
- Strong understanding of infrastructure delivery dependencies across networks, security, endpoints, identity, service management and operational support models
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