4 of 4 Permanent Project Governance Jobs in Buckinghamshire

Project Manager – Milton Keynes (Hybrid) – SC Cleared - Circa £80,000 Overview An excellent opportunity has arisen with a global brand for an experienced Project Manager to lead the planning, delivery, and governance of key strategic initiatives. The role focuses on ensuring projects are delivered to scope, time … maintaining strong alignment with organisational priorities and stakeholder expectations. SC or DV Clearance is required for this role ! Role & Responsibilities Lead end-to-end project delivery, ensuring robust planning, governance, and oversight Develop and maintain detailed project plans, schedules, RAID logs, and progress reporting Coordinate cross-functional ...

Development companies. Work Location: Remote within the UK (Occasional visits to offices in Staines or London are optional. Some travel may be required during project kick-offs.) Employment Type: Temporary Placement (via us – Dexian) – Temporary Agency Worker Employment Contract Duration: 12–18 months (high potential for extension, depending … project scope). Hours per Week: 40 (Full-time). Responsibilities: Oversee end-to-end project delivery, ensuring solutions are delivered on-time, on-budget, and aligned to the defined scope. Lead cross-functional delivery teams throughout large or complex engagements, often in collaboration with a services partner. ...

essential for this role). Exposure to GenAI or Agentic AI projects is also highly desirable. You will have very strong Agile delivery and project governance experience. You will have outstanding stakeholder managements skills with demonstrable experience in driving business value. Sector experience is open, but ideally ...

essential for this role). Exposure to GenAI or Agentic AI projects is also highly desirable. You will have very strong Agile delivery and project governance experience. You will have outstanding stakeholder managements skills with demonstrable experience in driving business value. Sector experience is open, but ideally ...