We are currently recruiting a Project Manager.

As project manager, you’ll join the PMO team and work with us, the wider Codec team, and our customers closely. 

In broad terms you will be responsible for:

• Managing several projects with several customers in parallel
• Managing of all aspects of the project from pre-sales through to operational support
• Baselining project scope and required business outcomes, including defined deliverables, key interdependencies, and resourcing requirements 
• Providing a single point of accountability as the primary point of contact for the project 
• Developing budgets, monitoring, and reporting progress against these to the project steering group   
• Managing the project against milestones and specifications and manage any change to individual project scope
• Ensuring that controls and measures are in place to assure the quality of everything we deliver
• Ensuring that key stakeholders are kept well informed with accurate and timely information of progress, risks, and issues
• Making sure interdependencies with other projects are maintained, managed and properly co-ordinated

• You will have a strong background in Project Management methodologies
• You will have strong IT Project Management experience
• You will be thoughtful, considered, and understand that different projects need to be delivered in different ways
• You will have worked with large enterprise organisations delivering business applications projects and understand the needs of these organisations
• You will have worked under pressure and to tight deadlines, but you will know how to manage projects to minimise pressure and tight deadlines, maintaining control throughout.
• You will be an expert at planning and re-planning as needs and requirements change
• You will be able to understand complex business processes quickly
• You will ideally have experience with ERP projects (Microsoft Business Central) and CRM/Workflow projects (Microsoft Dynamics) but this is not essential
• A recognized PM qualification / certification would be an advantage but not essential