Project Manager – West London – Permanent – £(phone number removed)

Position Summary
The Technical Project Manager will play a central role in coordinating and overseeing the delivery of technology and communication-focused projects. Combining solid project management capabilities with a practical understanding of technical systems, this individual will manage the full lifecycle of projects, from planning and resource coordination to execution and stakeholder communication. 

Core Responsibilities

• Develop and nurture client relationships, acting as a reliable point of contact for project-related matters.
• Manage day-to-day delivery of technology and communication initiatives, maintaining operational clarity and client satisfaction.
• Work in close partnership with technical leads, engineers, and commercial teams to ensure project alignment and integration.
• Support budgeting and cost tracking in collaboration with finance to maintain financial control.
• Oversee procurement and resource allocation to meet project delivery targets and deadlines.
• Help define and improve internal delivery frameworks and operational standards.
• Track project progress in relation to contractual and operational obligations, ensuring all tasks are properly executed.
• Ensure all assigned projects adhere to relevant policies, client agreements, and regulatory requirements.
• Compile and present performance updates, including metrics such as SLAs and KPIs, for both internal and client review.

Role Criteria / Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of experience in project delivery or project coordination
• PRINCE2, PMP, or equivalent certification preferred
• Experience delivering within NEC or equivalent contract frameworks is an advantage
• At least 4 years of experience with wireless, radio, or ICT systems
• Strong comprehension of technical drawings, systems architecture, and project schematics
• Knowledge of communication infrastructure project lifecycles, from scoping to delivery
• Basic understanding of telecoms and networking technologies