Project manager
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - Exelab in Italia
The Project Manager Role in Exelab's Tailor-Made Solutions At Exelab, we build custom, innovative solutions that directly target our clients' unique business objectives. Each client engagement is essentially treated as a mini product development cycle: we start from a specific business goal or problem and craft a tailor-made solution (which might involve software, AI models, systems integration, etc.) to deliver measurable business impact. The Project Manager is responsible for ensuring that each project is delivered on time, on budget, and with the client properly informed and aligned throughout the process. This is not a role where you manage one large program for months. At Exelab, the PM follows several projects simultaneously across different clients, industries, and complexity levels: from ambitious custom product builds to smaller support and assistance contracts. This variety demands strong organizational discipline, the ability to context-switch rapidly, and enough understanding of each project to govern it effectively without needing to be involved in every detail.
Key Responsibilities The Project Manager ensures the operational health of multiple client engagements simultaneously. Their core responsibilities include: Budget, Timeline & Resource Governance: Own the financial and operational dimension of each project. Plan and track budgets, define realistic timelines, and ensure the right resources are allocated on a weekly basis. When trade-offs arise between scope, time, and cost, the PM structures the options, communicates them clearly to the client, and ensures a decision is made without stalling the project. Client Communication & Expectation Setting: Serve as the primary day-to-day point of contact for clients: handling scheduling, responding to questions and escalations, planning activities, and keeping the client informed about progress. The PM sets expectations firmly and fairly, ensuring the client understands what will be delivered, when, and at