Cromwell Banks
Senior Information Technology Project Manager

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Senior IT Project Manager – Infrastructure & Applications
London – Hybrid | 12-month contract | £600–£650 per day | Mid-September start
We are looking for an experienced Senior IT Project Manager to lead the delivery of several concurrent technology projects within a large international organisation.
This is a hands-on senior delivery role spanning IT infrastructure and applications, working across multiple countries, technical teams, and third-party suppliers.
Key responsibilities:
- Manage the end-to-end delivery of multiple concurrent IT projects
- Own project plans, milestones, budgets, risks, dependencies, and deliverables
- Coordinate infrastructure activity across networks, firewalls, connectivity, environments, and associated technical dependencies
- Manage application-related delivery and integration alongside infrastructure workstreams
- Provide strong project governance, financial control, and stakeholder reporting
- Coordinate internal technical teams, business stakeholders, and third-party vendors
- Ensure delivery remains on track against agreed scope, budget, and timescales
- Support technology migrations and legacy system decommissioning
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Experience required:
- Strong track record delivering complex IT infrastructure projects
- Experience managing multiple concurrent projects within international environments
- Broad technical understanding across both infrastructure and applications
- Strong project governance, budget management, RAID, and senior stakeholder management
- Experience coordinating technical teams and third-party suppliers
- Comfortable taking ownership and driving delivery across multiple workstreams


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Previous experience delivering HR, payroll, or enterprise application projects, including exposure to platforms such as SAP, Workday, or CloudPay, would be advantageous but is not essential.
Contract: 12 months
Rate: £600–£650 per day
Location: London / Hybrid
Start: Mid-September 2026
Due to project timescales, candidates must be available to start during September.
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