IS & Data Project Manager
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Celine in Strada In Chianti
CELINE is a luxury fashion house renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless designs. As the Maison continues to grow and evolve, we are seeking an experienced IS & Data Project Manager to join our team in Italy. This role will play a key part in supporting digital transformation across planning, supply chain, and data domains, and will report directly to the IS&T; Director Italy.
Position Summary
The IS & Data Project Manager will lead and support the deployment, enhancement, and day-to-day evolution of business solutions in a manufacturing transformation context, with a focus on planning, supplier collaboration, and data/reporting topics. The role will act as a key interface between local business teams, central teams, and external partners to ensure alignment, delivery quality, and adoption of solutions. The position also includes collecting business needs related to reporting and BI, supporting data-driven decision-making, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives across processes and systems.
Based at CELINE Production (the Business Unit in charge of Leather Goods), the successful candidate will travel frequently to various Italian production sites and to Paris to ensure close support of business needs and effective project coordination.
Job Responsibilities
- Lead and support IS and data projects related to planning, supply chain, reporting, and business process transformation.
- Coordinate project activities across business stakeholders, central teams, and external vendors to ensure timely and effective delivery.
- Gather business needs, challenge requirements, and translate them into clear functional specifications.
- Support the implementation, enhancement, and maintenance of business applications used in planning, supplier collaboration, and reporting.
- Ensure functional support to end users, monitor issues, and coordinate resolution with internal and external partners.
- Contribute to process analysis and continuous improvement in