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Technology Project Manager

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Technology Project Manager
Location - Hybrid 3 days in Birmingham
Rate - Considering Options up to £730 Umbrella
Length - TBC (likely 6 months initially)
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to lead the delivery of strategic Data & Analytics initiatives across a large-scale banking environment. This is an exciting opportunity to manage complex programmes that sit at the intersection of business, technology, finance, and risk, ensuring successful delivery of key data transformation outcomes.
You'll be responsible for driving projects from inception through to implementation, working closely with technology delivery teams, business stakeholders, and senior leadership to ensure governance, quality, and delivery milestones are achieved.
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Key responsibilities
- Own and manage the end-to-end project plan, milestones, dependencies, and delivery schedule (including SIT/UAT 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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Required experience / skills (high level)
- Proven delivery experience as a Project Manager in data, technology, or change initiatives within banking/financial services.
- Strong stakeholder management across business and technology teams, including senior stakeholders.
- Strong planning, dependency management, and RAID management discipline.
- Comfortable working in Agile and/or hybrid delivery environments; able to coordinate across multiple teams/markets.
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