Project Manager IT
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Amaris Consulting in Roma
Would you like to start a new professional adventure as an IT Project Manager (Finance experience) in one of our opportunities in the Finance industry in Milan, Turin, Rome or Bologna?
Your missions?
Lead and coordinate IT projects within Finance, ensuring delivery according to scope, timeline, budget and quality objectives.
Manage projects involving Finance processes, systems and integrations, coordinating business and technical stakeholders.
Coordinate activities across multiple teams, systems and external partners in complex and international environments.
Ensure alignment between business requirements, technical solutions and project objectives.
Manage project risks, dependencies, issues and changes throughout the project lifecycle.
Coordinate testing, implementation, cutover, go-live and post-go-live activities.
Ensure project activities comply with relevant Finance, regulatory and compliance requirements.
Provide clear project reporting and status updates to stakeholders and management.
Your profile?
Degree in Business, Finance, Information Technology or a related field,
or equivalent professional experience.
At least 5 years of experience in IT Project Management, with proven experience managing Finance-related projects.
Previous experience in financial services, banking, insurance, regulatory/compliance projects, ERP or Finance transformation would be a plus.
Experience with system integrations, complex IT environments and cross-functional projects.
Fluent in Italian and English.
Strong planning, stakeholder management, communication and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage complex projects in dynamic environments.
Work model
Hybrid position: 1 day per month in Milan offices.
The position is also open to freelance professionals, with a daily rate in the range of €250–€300/day, depending on experience and expertise.
What do we offer?
An international community bringing together more than 110 nationalities.
An environment where trust is central