Project Manager - IT Infrastructure

Role Summary The Infrastructure Project Manager is responsible for end‑to‑end delivery of a large‑scale, highly critical infrastructure program spanning on‑premises, security, monitoring and ITSM platforms. The role oversees complex, multi‑phase implementation activities from design through implementation, testing, operational readiness and handover, ensuring scope, schedule, budget and quality objectives are consistently met. Key Responsibilities Lead overall project planning and execution across infrastructure domains (compute, storage, network, security stack, Kubernetes platforms, monitoring, ITSM, backup and related tools) for a multi‑phase program. Develop and maintain the integrated project plan, including milestones across design, build, configuration, integration, testing and final handover. Collaborate with the Project Director to prepare concise, outcome‑focused status reports and presentations for the Project Steering Committee, highlighting key achievements, upcoming milestones, risks and required decisions. Drive effective internal stakeholder management across architecture, infrastructure, security, application, operations, and service management teams to align priorities, resolve issues and remove delivery roadblocks. Manage external stakeholders including OEMs, implementation partners, vendors and service providers to ensure deliverables, timelines, SLAs and contractual obligations are met. Coordinate and facilitate working sessions with multiple SMEs (e.g. network, security, platform, monitoring, ITSM, backup) to identify technical inputs, inter‑dependencies, resource needs and implementation sequencing. Use project management tools (e.g. Jira, Confluence, or equivalent) to manage epics, user stories, tasks, RAID logs and to provide real‑time visibility of project progress and dependencies to stakeholders. Establish and maintain a structured RAID (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies) register; proactively track project risks, perform impact…