Deloitte - Recruitment
Project Manager (Tooling & Data Transformation), Third Party Risk Management

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Role: Project Manager (Tooling & Data Transformation)
Location: Central London (Hybrid, 3 days a week on site, 2 days from home)
Start Date: ASAP
End Date: Until the end of 2027
Daily Rate: Competitive, Inside IR35
Programme Overview
We are seeking experienced Project Managers to support a large-scale Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) Transformation Programme. The programme is established, fast-paced, and focused on driving process simplification, automation, tooling, and data-led transformation.
Role Responsibilities
Candidates should demonstrate experience in:
- Managing complex transformation workstreams within large organisations.
- Coordinating delivery activities and ensuring milestones remain on track.
- Producing and maintaining project plans, RAID logs, governance packs, and status reporting.
- Managing stakeholder engagement across senior business and programme leadership teams.
- Escalating risks, issues, and dependencies appropriately.
- Supporting programme governance and providing regular updates to sponsors and workstream leads.
- Driving actions through to completion in a fast-moving environment.
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Preferred Experience
Experience of:
- Technology-enabled transformation programmes.
- Tool implementation projects.
- Automation initiatives.
- Data strategy, data governance, or reporting transformation.
- Working closely with technology and business stakeholders.


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Candidate Profile
Strong Project Manager with experience delivering large-scale transformation programmes.
Excellent organisation, planning, and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to operate independently and manage multiple priorities.
Financial services experience preferred.
Strong communication and executive reporting capabilities.
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