It project manager (deployable cis and communications) for nato with security clearance

WLG

It project manager (deployable cis and communications) for nato with security clearance

2 hours ago

WLG

onsite, Brussels, Brussels Capital, BelgiumFull TimeLead / Manager

Required skills

Project ManagementC4ISRCommunications SystemsDeployable CISNetwork DesignSwitched Multimedia NetworksProcurement StrategyBusiness Case DevelopmentStakeholder ManagementRisk ManagementKPI TrackingPRINCE2PMPITILServiceNow

Big technical projects, real budgets, and a team that looks to you to keep it all on track.

A multinational defence organisation near Brussels is looking for a Senior Project Manager to deliver communications and C4ISR projects, working under a principal project manager and stepping in for them when needed.

What you would be doing

  • Planning, running and closing assigned projects within scope, time, cost and quality
  • Writing business cases, procurement strategies and statements of work to win funding
  • Allocating resources to milestones and correcting course when things slip
  • Tracking project KPIs, risks, issues and cash flow, and reporting clearly
  • Feeding accurate forecasts into annual and multi-year business planning
  • Leading project teams and meetings with internal and external stakeholders
  • Keeping project plans and documentation accurate in the enterprise tools

What you would bring

  • A Bachelor's degree and 3 years of relevant experience, or 10 years of progressive experience instead
  • PRINCE2 Practitioner or PMP, or equivalent proven experience
  • At least 3 recent years of project management in a large IT organisation
  • Experience with communications in C4ISR systems: planning, design, engineering, implementation
  • Knowledge of deployable CIS network design and switched multimedia networks
  • Clear, tactful communication and good briefing skills
  • A plus: C4ISR acquisition projects, ITIL Foundation, ServiceNow, an engineering background

Why this one is worth a look

Your projects put working communications into the hands of an international organisation.