Program Management
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Leonardo in Italia
Programme Management & Reporting Manager, GCAP Headquarters (Reading, UK) – Leonardo Dato che un elevato numero di candidati potrebbe essere interessato a questa posizione, si assicuri di inviare il suo CV il prima possibile. Overview Leonardo, a global leader in Aerospace, Defense and Security, requires a Programme Management & Reporting Manager to oversee coordination, monitoring, and reporting of key security programs within the GCAP Joint Venture. The role reports to the Head of Strategy & Functional Development and works under the Deputy Chief Security Officer.
maintain roadmaps, schedules, milestones, and dependencies.
Develop and maintain dashboards, reports, and performance summaries for leadership; consolidate data from multiple teams and provide a clear, accurate view of program status.
Analyze trends, variances, and performance indicators to support decision‐making; prepare executive‐level presentations and briefings.
Ensure compliance with governance frameworks, processes, and quality standards; Support audit, compliance,
and assurance activities related to program delivery.
Serve as central coordination point between project teams, leadership, and external partners; Identify opportunities to streamline reporting processes and improve data accuracy; enhance program management tools, templates, and methodologies.
Promote best practices in planning, tracking, and reporting within the security function.
Diploma or degree relevant to program or project management.
Expert level with minimum 3 years of experience in similar roles, preferably within the security sector or multi‐project environment.
Solid experience in program or project management, including planning, execution, and monitoring of multiple projects.
Excellent analytical skills with ability to interpret and present complex data; proficiency with reporting tools, dashboards, and project management software.
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills; Ability to manage competing priorit