We have an opportunity for a Senior Project Manager to join our team in Stirling, working on a hybrid basis. This role will be to manage and deliver one or more programme work-streams in order to meet business objectives.

The role will have potential to work across a variety of different projects stretching across business, operation and IT change.

You'll be:

• Lead projects or work streams within larger programs, ensuring everything is completed on time, within budget, and according to the plan.
• Shape and develop the project approach.
• Apply the appropriate project management methods, including planning, scheduling, monitoring, and managing risks and issues. Capture lessons learned at each stage and incorporate them into future plans.
• Distil complex information or data to identify root issues or see the bigger picture.
• Establish an effective project team, handling recruiting, development, management, and motivation.
• Manage budget reporting, forecasting, and expenditures for projects.
• Plan and manage resources needed for project delivery, including developing contingency plans.
• Contribute to selecting and managing relationships with technical partners, software vendors, and contract agencies.
• Maintain good relationships with stakeholders and key customers, ensuring project delivery meets their requirements.

You should apply if you:

• Proven experience in delivering large projects and programs.
• Skilled in managing and motivating both specialist and non-specialist staff.
• Experienced in handling medium to high-scale and/or medium to high-risk projects, especially in commercial outsourcing or financial services.
• Comfortable managing multiple cross-functional stakeholders, both internally and externally.
• Versatile with a background in various disciplines and able to quickly learn new areas and build credibility with professionals from different fields.
• Has led business solution identification and project initiation.
• In-depth experience in Life and Pensions operations, with a strong understanding of its internal functions.