IT Project Manager in the Computing Division of UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) leads a diverse portfolio of IT projects spanning IT infrastructure, digital services, cyber security and advanced computing. You will ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget and to high quality standards, providing governance, managing risks and realizing business benefits. Responsibilities include planning, risk and issue management, budgeting (up to around £5m), supplier contracts, resources and change control; building strong relationships with stakeholders, providing effective governance, regular reporting and benefits realisation; developing and maintaining project documentation, and supporting effective planning and decision-making. You will drive continuous improvement and safe delivery, applying systems thinking and promoting health, safety and quality culture. Essential requirements include a degree in IT, Computing or related field, project management qualifications at Practitioner level, strong financial management skills for multi-million-pound budgets, excellent communication and stakeholder management, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Advantages include knowledge of fusion projects, experience with various project management methodologies (Waterfall, Agile), IT supplier contracts, procurement processes, and CDM regulations. This role can be based at Culham, UKAEA, Culham, Oxfordshire. The salary for this role is £57,117 (inclusive of Specialist Allowance). UKAEA is onsite; regular onsite presence (3–5 days per week) is expected, with flexible working arrangem

IT Project Manager in the Computing Division of UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) leads a diverse portfolio of IT projects spanning IT infrastructure, digital services, cyber security and advanced computing. You will ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget and to high quality standards, providing governance, managing risks and realizing business benefits. Responsibilities include planning, risk and issue management, budgeting (up to around £5m), supplier contracts, resources and change control; building strong relationships with stakeholders, providing effective governance, regular reporting and benefits realisation; developing and maintaining project documentation, and supporting effective planning and decision-making. You will drive continuous improvement and safe delivery, applying systems thinking and promoting health, safety and quality culture. Essential requirements include a degree in IT, Computing or related field, project management qualifications at Practitioner level, strong financial management skills for multi-million-pound budgets, excellent communication and stakeholder management, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Advantages include knowledge of fusion projects, experience with various project management methodologies (Waterfall, Agile), IT supplier contracts, procurement processes, and CDM regulations. This role can be based at Culham, UKAEA, Culham, Oxfordshire. The salary for this role is £57,117 (inclusive of Specialist Allowance). UKAEA is onsite; regular onsite presence (3–5 days per week) is expected, with flexible working arrangem