Job Description:

Role Overview

The IT Project Manager supports one or more technology projects and/or delivery teams, partnering with product, program and engineering/technology leaders to embed modern iterative delivery practices and principles into day-to-day work. ​Planning, tracking, and managing project and/or teamwork including dependencies, risks, releases and status updates.​ Accountable for assessing and determining project prioritization and ensuring project delivery. ​By modeling Fidelity leadership behaviors and adaptive ways of working, help evolve and sustain an innovative, collaborative culture.

Key Responsibilities:

Planning & Coordination:

  • Align project scope, objectives, and roadmaps with product, business, and technology strategy.

  • Incorporates business strategy and is responsible for the management of one or more complex projects including BU specific and cross-enterprise workstreams.

  • Partner with product, program, and technology leaders to create plans, identify risks and dependencies, and release schedules.

  • Maintain project documentation and ensure transparency through structured communication channels.

Execution & Delivery Management:

  • Lead and manage events to support backlog prioritization, planning, and execution across multiple projects or complex initiatives, including cross-BU workstreams.

  • Track and report delivery health to stakeholders using leading and lagging indicators.

  • Facilitate trade-off discussions using empirical delivery data to ensure milestone achievement.

  • Drive shared accountability for delivery against capacity, quality standards, and business value.

  • Identify, manage, and communicate risks and dependencies.

  • Coordinate internal and external communications and training plans to support project execution.

Continuous Improvement & Predictability:

  • Implement and refine delivery processes using data insights and historical trends to improve predictability and efficiency.

  • Optimize workflows and work sequencing for continuous delivery and reduced context switching.

  • Identify lifecycle-based strategy updates and improvement

Technology & Quality Oversight:

  • Motivate and guide teams with a clear vision and purpose, fostering ownership and accountability.

  • Support team formation, training, and continuous improvement through feedback and learning opportunities.

Team Leadership & Culture

  • Enforce engineering excellence by managing quality standards, technical debt, incidents, and change processes.

  • Accountable for effective and integrated release management, ensuring readiness across teams, and clear communication.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

Experience & Education:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business, Technology, or related field (or equivalent experience).

  • 8-10 years of experience in project or delivery management roles.

  • Experience supporting technology delivery teams in a large enterprise environment.

Project & Professional Capabilities:

  • Project Planning & Roadmap Development – Ability to define scope, objectives, and timelines aligned with business goals.

  • Delivery Management – Expertise in managing schedules, resources, and budgets for complex projects.

  • Risk & Dependency Management – Skill in identifying risks, managing dependencies, and ensuring release readiness.

  • Data-Driven Process Improvement – Using metrics and trends to optimize delivery predictability and efficiency.

  • Stakeholder Communication & Influence – Providing transparency and aligning diverse stakeholders.

  • Performance Monitoring & KPI Management – Tracking delivery health and reporting progress against milestones.

  • Change Leadership & Adaptability – Driving adoption of modern delivery practices and fostering innovation.

  • Iterative Delivery Frameworks – Deep understanding of frameworks including Scrum, Kanban, SaFE, Lean, Six Sigma, etc.

  • Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Knowledge: Deep understanding of the phases from requirements to deployment, and the systematic implications of challenges across the lifecycle

Certifications:

Category:

Information Technology

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