Digital Project Manager

London
9 months ago
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Digital Project Manager

12 month contract

Up to £500 per day

London/Remote

SRG are currently working with a leading pharmaceutical company who are looking for an accomplished and creative Digital Project Manager to support them on a temporary basis. This excellent opportunity, potentially an 18 month contract, will require someone with demonstrable experience in a similar role (5 years or more). This will be a fast paced, hands-on role, managing multiple projects concurrently.

Responsibilities include:

Manage E2E content delivery from teams for one or more priority therapeutic area (TA) brands
Ensuring Asana is up to date including timelines, status, risk, decisions and all the other fields as required for reporting for all the brands managed
Keeping Status reports up to date for all the brands managed
Owning the End-to-End timelines for the content delivery and maintain RAID and Action log to ensure all essential observations are logged
Fully updating the individual project master PowerPoint deck
Maintaining a comprehensive handover document, for the managed brands, from the template provided

Skills/experience required:

Minimum 5 years' experience as a Digital Project Manager
Previous experience of managing End to End digital creative content delivery including concept, design and production is essential
Demonstrated experience in Life Science or Pharmaceutical industry ideally and beneficial if experience includes omnichannel marketing strategies / execution
Familiarity with the process of Medical, Legal and Regulatory approval process in a pharmaceutical industry
Excellent communication skills & proven ability to work in a cross-functional environment
Proficient in using work management tools like Asana to effectively manage projects

To Apply

Please click below and/or to discuss further, contact Theo Charles on (phone number removed)

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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