Van Cleef & Arpels
SDP Project Manager (12-month FTC)

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Are you a good match?
- Excellent project coordination capabilities and strong attention to detail
- Exceptional organizational and prioritization skills, with high ownership and accountability
- Ability to anticipate risks and escalate appropriately
- Strong financial awareness and a hands-on, solution-oriented approach
- Excellent stakeholder management and influencing skills, comfortable operating within a Regional governance framework
- Strong sensitivity to luxury construction and execution standards
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Responsibilities
As an SDP Project Manager, you will be instrumental in supporting Europe Store Development Projects (SDP) throughout the full project lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include:
- End-to-End Project Coordination: Manage local project briefs, gather business and technical requirements, support project development, and oversee construction follow-up, snagging, and handover to Retail Operations.
- Back of House Development: Consolidate Back of House requirements, understand operational needs, and coordinate functional layouts and solutions with various stakeholders.
- Cross-Functional Market Coordination: Act as the central local point for all functions contributing to Store Planning projects, ensuring requirements are met and issues are proactively escalated.
- Budget & CAPEX Management: Support budget construction, coordinate local quotations, monitor expenditures, and ensure financial accuracy for regional reporting.
- Tender & Procurement Support: Assist with tender processes, organize site visits, interact with bidders, and provide local market knowledge.
- Construction, Quality & Site Follow-Up: Provide a strong local presence, monitor construction progress and workmanship, identify deviations, and ensure rigorous snagging and close-out.
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