IT Project Manager
Employer · navitasoft
Budapest
Join our team in Budapest to manage energy and IT-related projects for Navitasoft, a market-leading technology company in the energy sector!
Tasks
- Leading and preparing web application & SAAS development projects (Delivery).
- Managing risks and changes effectively.
- Collaborating with Product Owners and agile Scrum development teams.
- Organizing and facilitating client meetings and steering committee sessions.
- Overseeing project documentation and deliverables.
- Maintaining project controls and budget tracking.
- Aligning technical requirements with responsible stakeholder
- Leading contract negotiations, making decisions with the board
- Ensuring adherence to contractual terms and compliance.
- Coordinating project acceptance and delivery documentation.
- Participating in client handovers and training sessions.
- Building strong relationships with domestic and international partners.
- Keeping your professional knowledge up-to-date through manuals and electronic resources.
Conditions & benefits
Freedom and independenceFreedom and independence in decision-making, both technologically and personally.Company cultureA family-like, friendly company culture.ChallengesDaily opportunities to tackle exciting new challenges.DevelopmentContinuous development and growth opportunities.ColleaguesAmazing colleagues recognized across the industry for their expertise and professionalism.
Requirements
- Has proven experience in international IT project management.
- Holds a university degree in a technical or business field.
- Brings at least 5 years of relevant experience.
- Communicates effectively, both in writing and verbally.
- Is client-focused and thrives in a systems-oriented environment.
- Adopts a proactive, agile, and solution-oriented mindset.
- Is fluent in English and Hungarian.
- Demonstrates attention to detail, precision, and reliability.
- Excels at analytical thinking and problem-solving.
- Works independently while fostering team spirit.
- Can come into the Budapest office in person for at least two days a week.