Lead multiple infrastructure transformation projects across Microsoft 365, identity and access, data centre, and cloud environments. Manage integrated plans, milestones, dependencies, risks, governance, stakeholder communication, migration, cutover, go-live, hypercare, and transition to business-as-usual operations. Coordinate architecture, engineering, security, operations, and business teams while ensuring readiness, rollback planning, documentation, knowledge transfer, and operational support handover.
Job Summary We are seeking an experienced Infrastructure Project Manager to lead transformation initiatives across Microsoft 365, identity and access, data centre, and cloud environments. This is not a transactional PM role. The ideal candidate must be technically credible, able to understand dependencies across workstreams, correlate risks, challenge assumptions, and drive delivery proactively across planning, migration, cutover, hypercare, and transition to BAU. This role will support multiple concurrent projects and transformation workstreams while maintaining delivery quality, governance discipline, stakeholder alignment, and operational readiness. Key Responsibilities Lead end-to-end projects across M365, identity, data centre, and cloud transformation programs Manage integrated project plans, milestones, dependencies, RAID logs, and action trackers Coordinate architecture, engineering, operations, security, and business teams for aligned execution Identify cross-workstream risks, technical constraints, and downstream impacts early Validate readiness for build, test, migration, cutover, go-live, hypercare, and BAU transition Drive cutover planning, rollback planning, go/no-go readiness, and post-implementation stabilization Manage governance forums, decision logs, status reporting, and stakeholder communication Ensure handover to operations with documentation, knowledge transfer, and support readiness
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