Project Manager, IT Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestments (MAD)
About this role
Are you an experienced IT Project Manager with an interest in mergers and acquisitions?
In this role, you will spend most of your time leading IT projects related to Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestments (MAD). During periods when there are fewer ongoing MAD projects, you will lead other IT projects within Fortum.
About the role
As Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing IT MAD projects and other IT projects, together with the project owners, project stakeholders and project team.
You will act as the operational lead for the project and oversee its day-to-day activities. You will be responsible for ensuring that the agreed project scope is delivered according to timeline, budget and quality expectations.
The primary type of projects you will lead are IT MAD projects. Specific aspects of leading IT MAD projects include:
Managing and supporting IT (V)DD activities, data gathering, planning (e.g. Day 1 readiness, carve-outs, integrations and project plans), TSA development and project execution.
Managing and supporting IT carve-outs and integrations.
Supporting the use of common IT MAD methodologies, tools and templates across projects.
Contributing to the further development of IT MAD-related processes, methods and tools.
Reporting projects to the IT M&A Lead.
Helping to manage IT MAD stakeholder groups.
As a Project Manager for any project, you take responsibility to, for example:
Creating project plans in cooperation with relevant parties and ensuring agreed deliverables and project outcomes are completed.
Following up on the business case, value creation and KPIs.
Ensuring Fortum's project model requirements are met and applying the IT MAD project playbook in relevant projects, while contributing to its further development when needed. Ensuring the projects are planned with all needed actions as required by the Fortum general operative models and instructions.
Monitoring project finances, risks and dependencies, and providing project