Top Project Manager Jobs in Edinburgh

Lead end-to-end delivery of BlackRock eFront implementations, migrations and managed services for private markets clients. Manage plans, budgets, risks, resourcing and stakeholder/vendor relationships, coordinate cross-functional nearshore teams, support pre-sales, and embed scalable delivery practices and governance using Azure DevOps, Jira and Git.

Manage the commercial delivery of laboratory, research, and specialist science construction projects across their lifecycle. Responsibilities include cost planning, estimating, forecasting, procurement, tender evaluation, contract administration, valuations, variations, risk management, reporting, and final accounts. The role also involves value engineering, digital cost management using CostX and 5D BIM, client and contractor stakeholder management, and mentoring junior staff.

Lead end-to-end delivery of large-scale enterprise ERP/P2P implementations: planning, governance, risk management, integrations (SSO/SCIM), testing (SIT/UAT), cutover, and post-launch hypercare while aligning executive stakeholders and PMOs.

As a Project Manager at Superside, you will lead key accounts, manage project timelines, budgets, and progress, ensuring creative work meets client expectations, while navigating a remote work environment.

Manages service delivery and IT infrastructure projects, requiring more than 10 years of IT infrastructure experience, including at least two years working directly with customers and two to three years with the current organization.

The Project Manager will lead multidisciplinary teams to deliver complex projects, ensuring compliance with NEC contracts and maintaining client relationships.

The Senior Oracle Project Manager leads high-value Oracle projects, manages teams, ensures project delivery and profitability, and communicates with stakeholders.

The Senior Project Manager acts as a client liaison for mechanical and utilities projects, focusing on project delivery, safety, scope, budget, and quality management.

The Project Controls Manager will lead teams in providing project controls services, ensuring effective performance management and delivering projects on time and within budget while fostering a collaborative environment.

The Senior Project Manager will lead the delivery of complex electrical and energy infrastructure projects, managing contracts and stakeholder engagement, ensuring safety and technical compliance.

The Project Manager is responsible for end-to-end project delivery, managing resources, ensuring quality and risk assessments, and overseeing technical execution while maintaining communication with stakeholders.

Lead and coordinate multiple portfolio-level software projects across product, engineering, and business stakeholders. Plan, track, and report on schedules and roadmaps, manage risks and resources, ensure regulatory and corporate compliance, and drive process improvements to enhance delivery effectiveness.

Manage project controls for energy and infrastructure commissions, coordinating cost control, scheduling, risk management, reporting, and change control. The role requires anticipating client challenges, driving improvements, maintaining quality and performance standards, managing resources, mentoring team members, and collaborating with stakeholders across the business. Projects may cover nuclear, renewables, transmission and distribution, oil and gas, low-carbon energy, utilities, rail, roads, and aviation.

The Technical Project Manager will oversee software development projects, manage teams, ensure quality assurance, and enhance project documentation.

Lead enterprise-level customer integrations, migrations, and post-live technical projects. Manage CRS and PMS integrations, company ownership migrations, ensure accurate data transfer, resolve technical issues, deliver status reports, document workflows, and share best practices while coordinating cross-functional teams and stakeholders.

Leads large, complex IT infrastructure and data centre migration projects from scope definition through delivery and post-implementation review. Manages budgets, schedules, risks, resources, governance, quality, and stakeholder communications. Provides strategic direction to matrixed teams, engages client executives, develops status reports and presentations, supports benefits realization, and mentors project management associates. Requires strong IT outsourcing, infrastructure, financial management, and project leadership experience, with regular engagement at a London client office.

Lead delivery of large, complex lending client projects across scope, schedule, cost, quality and risk. Manage global multidisciplinary teams, own budgeting, forecasting, change control, stakeholder communications, PM tooling, and onsite representation. Drive process improvements and ensure contractual delivery.

Lead delivery of turn-key EPC/core-only battery energy storage projects (up to $30M+), ensuring safety, quality, schedule, budget and customer satisfaction. Manage engineering reviews, contractors, budgets, P&L, stakeholders, snag resolution, and compliance with codes and internal ISO 9001 quality processes. Represent Fluence with customers, suppliers and regulators; support contract negotiations and continuous improvement.

Lead capture, validation and verification of stakeholder requirements for defence and regulated projects. Maintain requirements registers and produce management plans, strategic requirements, workshops and training. Collaborate with clients and project teams, support RIBA lifecycle deliverables, and work on-site up to 60% on nuclear and defence programmes.

The Risk Manager supports risk management processes, facilitates risk workshops, maintains risk data, conducts assessments, and implements mitigation actions to ensure project delivery aligns with client objectives and quality standards.

The Technical Project Manager oversees project delivery, manages relationships with customers, coordinates development and testing, and documents project processes. They also ensure successful implementation and deployment of software solutions.

As a Project Finance Manager, you will manage financial aspects, ensure accounting accuracy, communicate with stakeholders, and advise the project team on financial laws.

Manage requirements capture, validation, verification and registers for Defence and regulated projects. Develop strategic requirements, produce requirements management plans and documentation, run workshops and training, collaborate with stakeholders, and support project scope through RIBA-aligned processes. Frequent client-site engagement and work across complex programmes including Nuclear.

Lead end-to-end delivery of customer-facing technical software and hardware projects. Manage requirements, SDLC activities, integrations, testing, releases, change control, risks, stakeholders, vendors, and project governance to deliver on scope, time, budget, and quality.

The Risk Manager will support the team in managing project risks, facilitate workshops, maintain risk registers, and conduct Quantitative Risk Assessments. They will ensure client objectives are met, focusing on risk data accuracy and the implementation of mitigation actions.