Programme Manager

Join us as a Programme Manager and play a key role in delivering complex, large-scale data transformation across the organisation. You’ll lead high-profile programmes managing change across  data, technology and the businesses groupwide, bringing together multiple teams and senior stakeholders to navigate complexity, drive delivery and achieve strategic, operational, and regulatory outcomes.

 

The Integrated Financial Crime (IFC) portfolio is a multi-faceted initiative of Financial Crime change spanning  over 30 programmes to build a  robust risk-based environment.  It focuses on enhancing  Financial Crime processes groupwide, strengthening skills across all lines of defence, empowering partners, colleagues and customers to combat  Financial Crime by raising awareness of the risks.

 

To be successful as a Programme Manager, you should have the following essential skills:

 

• Large-Scale Data Transformation: Experience leading large-scale data transformation programmes, with ample knowledge of data architecture, quality, governance and lineage. Experience delivering data solutions that support strategic, operational, and regulatory outcomes.
• Programme Leadership: Experience leading multi-faceted, multi-stream transformation programmes, with ample governance, planning, risk and delivery management capabilities. Comfortable navigating changing priorities and ambiguity.
• Senior Stakeholder Management: Ample experience influencing senior stakeholders, driving strategies and operating across multi-faceted matrix organisations. Ability to align multiple teams, priorities and dependencies to maintain delivery momentum.

 

Some other highly valued skills may include:

 

• Technology Change Delivery: Experience delivering large-scale technology-enabled transformation, with a good understanding of enterprise technology and application or platform delivery. Able to bridge business and technology teams effectively.
• Regulatory Change Programme Experience: Experience delivering regulatory, risk, compliance or remediation programmes within financial services. Financial Crime experience is preferred l but not essential. Comfortable delivering against regulatory commitments and deadlines.
• Financial Services & Matrix Organisations: Experience working within large, multi-faceted financial institutions with multiple stakeholders and governance forums. Able to navigate enterprise-wide dependencies and competing priorities.

 

You may be assessed on the key critical skills relevant for success in role, such as risk and controls, change and transformation, business acumen strategic thinking and digital and technology, as well as job-specific technical skills.

 

This role will be based in either our London or Glasgow office.