Program Manager
Pubblicato il 11-09-2026 - BKN301 in Lombardia
Who We Are
At BKN301, we build fintech solutions that enable banks, fintechs, and merchants to grow and innovate across emerging markets.
We're a London-based financial technology group, with offices in Milan (Italy), Doha (Qatar), and San Marino, and an international footprint that's rapidly expanding.
We move fast, think globally, and act as one team — transforming ideas into real, scalable fintech solutions every day.
Why Join Us
Joining BKN301 means becoming part of a fast-growing international fintech, where technology and people evolve together.
Here, every idea counts: you'll have a tangible impact on strategic projects, learn continuously, and help build something meaningful from the ground up.
You'll join a company that values each person's contribution, gives space to experiment, and promotes an open approach to innovation — because our success comes from the people who make it possible.
Your Role
As a Program Manager, you'll lead the delivery of complex, cross-functional projects with strong technological and strategic impact.
You'll take full ownership from planning to execution, coordinate international teams, and act as a trusted advisor to senior leadership — driving alignment, innovation, and transformation across markets.
A few examples of your responsibilities
- Plan and lead complex fintech and banking programs, defining roadmaps, milestones, and KPIs.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams (e.g. Tech and Product) and manage vendors or clients.
- Drive the successful delivery of multi-stream programs aligned with BKN301's strategy.
- Build and maintain governance and reporting frameworks for visibility and control.
- Manage risks, dependencies, and priorities across multiple workstreams.
- Promote Agile or hybrid delivery methodologies and continuous improvement.
What We're Looking For
- 5+ years of experience in project or program management, ideally in fintech, banking, or consulting.
- Proven track record in IT transformation programs, migrations