IT Project Manager
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - The Sherwin-Williams in Bologna
The IT Project Manager coordinates and ensure the successful delivery of IT initiatives and IT Workstreams if presents inside of Business Project Initiatives. The incumbent will act as a key point of contact for project teams and stakeholders, ensuring smooth communication, acting proactively to address any issues that arise during the project lifecycle and effectively collaborate with project stakeholders to coordinate work performed by IT. The incumbent will also ensure alignment with compliance efforts, as it relates to contractual commitments. The role requires foundational knowledge of IT Technology (Applications . ERP, Infrastructure, Data … ) PM practices (Waterfall/Agile), and methodologies, and strong collaboration skills to work with cross-functional teams. The incumbent will be also responsible to coordinate the team to achieve the success of projects and ensuring they have a positive impact on the organization.
Project planning : Coordinate the development of project plans, including defining project scope, objectives, tasks, and resource requirements.
Schedule and timeline management : Monitor project progress against established timelines and schedules, ensuring tasks are completed on time. Communication: Facilitate effective communication among project team members, stakeholders, and other relevant parties. This includes providing regular status updates and reports. Run regular progress meetings with IT project team members and track/document all issues and relevant information Resource coordination: Coordinate and track project resources, such as personnel, equipment, and budget, to ensure efficient use and report to senior team members with regular bute to project and program tracking by preparing regular status update meetings and reporting. Risk management: Proactively identify, track, and mitigate potential project risks and roadblocks that could affect project delivery and escalate to senior team members Quality assurance: Research best practice