IT Programme Manager

Senior Project Manager / IT Programme Manager - Enterprise Digital Transformation

Location: Hybrid (2 days per week in their York office) Salary: Up to 65k + benefits

An exceptional opportunity has arisen with a highly respected IT Services Provider that delivers cutting-edge solutions across connectivity, cloud (public and private), cyber security, and voice services. With a workforce of around 550 professionals, this organisation is recognised for its innovation, technical depth, and culture of internal progression and leadership development.

As part of their continued investment in enterprise-wide transformation, the business is seeking a Senior Project Manager / Programme Manager to join its high-performing Chief Technology Officer (CTO) function. The role will be instrumental in driving some of the largest and most strategically significant digital transformation programmes across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead delivery of large-scale digital transformation initiatives with a focus on software, infrastructure, and business agility
• Operate in partnership with the CTO to develop and deliver long-term technology roadmaps
• Manage Agile teams and workflows, using tools such as JIRA and Confluence for planning, reporting, and retrospectives
• Produce high-quality stakeholder communications and presentations for senior leadership and board members
• Maintain strong governance practices, ensuring risks, budgets, and milestones are effectively controlled

Required experience

• Extensive experience in delivering complex, high-value technology transformation projects or programmes
• Confident working in Agile delivery environments, with deep familiarity with JIRA and team-based development practices
• Outstanding verbal, written, and visual communication skills-able to present to technical and non-technical audiences alike
• Holds PRINCE2 Practitioner certification; familiarity with additional methodologies such as AgilePM, MSP, or SAFe is advantageous
• Capable of influencing across functions and delivering structure in fast-paced, ambiguous scenarios