Information Technology Project Manager

IT Project Manager

Overview

We are seeking a highly skilled IT Project Manager with 5–10 years of experience to lead and coordinate multiple small-scale, client-related IT projects for a major financial organization in Luxembourg.

The successful candidate will bring a strong IT background, confident stakeholder management skills, and the ability to thrive within a complex, multinational environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage and coordinate several simultaneous IT projects from initiation to completion.

• Oversee project phases including planning, development, testing, environment setup, and deployment.

• Engage actively with development teams, challenging timelines and ensuring accountability.

• Liaise with business stakeholders to align project deliverables with business objectives.

• Track project risks, issues, budgets, and milestones using JIRA.

• Prepare concise project updates and presentations using PowerPoint.

• Ensure clear communication between technical teams, business users, and management.

• Promote a proactive, solution-oriented approach within project discussions.

Key Qualifications & Experience

• 5–10 years of proven experience as an IT Project Manager.

• Strong IT foundation — preferably with an engineering or developer background.

• Deep understanding of IT project lifecycles, including environment setup and code deployment.

• Demonstrated ability to challenge developers and drive results.

• Experience working within complex, multinational organizations.

• Familiarity with Luxembourg’s financial sector, including investment funds and CSSF regulations, is essential.

• Excellent relationship management and communication skills — must be personable, confident, and assertive.

Education & Certifications

• Master’s degree in IT, Engineering, or a related field required.

• Project management certifications (e.g., PMP, Prince2, Agile) are a plus.

Languages

• English: Fluent (required for all communications and interviews).

• French: Highly preferred, given team composition (French and Belgian developers).