Project Manager Business Change Financial Technology
Quant Capital is urgently looking for a Contract Project Manager to join our high profile client for a minimum of 3 months.
The Project Management Role has come around due to an expansion and strategic change within their London office growth.
Our client is a well-known data provider to the wealth management and asset management market. They have offices globally and are well known in the Fund space.
Their London offering is currently expanding and they are looking for a contract PM who has experience of Large scale implementations as well as Business change to review their current business processes and operations to streamline their current operations.
I am looking for a contractor to hit the ground running who has experience of setting up a PMO (ideally in a small firm), understands vendors and finance as well as streamlining business processes.
While not essential the ideal candidate will have a working knowledge of the fund administration or asset management industry today in a back, middle or front-office role, or in a service provider company supplying technology and/or services to that that industry.
Project Managers Must Have:
§A background in large scale yearlong technical implementations, ideally in finance
§Prince 2
§Client facing experience
§Experience working with technical and business teams to translate internal and external business needs to drive functional and technical requirements
§Business and Process change
§Operational Change
§PMO set up and delivery
§Educated to degree level in economics, information technology or computer science or equivalent experience.
§Strong stakeholder management and analytical skills
§Interest in financial markets
My client has a family feel and traditional values but is known as the fastest growing data provider in the asset management space. They are a privately owned debt and VC free.
My client is based in London
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