Senior Bid Manager – Telco Transformation
Pubblicato il 22-09-2026 - Alten Italia in Milano
Senior Bid Manager – Telco Transformation
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We are looking for a senior Bid Manager to help ALTEN Italy structure, coordinate and improve its response to strategic Telco opportunities, particularly in transformation, managed services and complex opportunities.
This role is central to closing one of our current gaps: transforming client access and emerging strategic positioning into credible, competitive and better-coordinated proposals.
This is not an administrative bid support role.
It is a high-impact orchestration role requiring commercial intelligence, rigor, speed, strong writing capability, and the confidence to drive multiple stakeholders toward a winning proposal.
The right candidate will support ALTEN in high-quality strategic processes and actively contributing to the Telco business growth through best practices and methodologies.
Key Responsibilities
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- Lead and coordinate end-to-end bid processes for strategic Telco opportunities
- Work closely with Business Managers, Solution Architects, delivery stakeholders and leadership to structure competitive responses
- Drive bid governance, timelines, workstreams and deliverable qualitySupport bid qualification and bid / no-bid process
- Translate client needs into coherent proposal structures and win-oriented narratives
- Ensure consistency across technical, commercial, operational and financial proposal components
- Improve the quality of executive writing, value proposition articulation and overall proposal packaging
- Support to create repeatable bid assets, templates and working methods for complex Telco opportunities
- Contribute to competitive positioning and response strategy
- Support cost logic and collaboration with finance / controlling where needed
- Act as a quality gate on proposal clarity, coherence and competitiveness
What Success Looks Like
In the first 12 months,