Project Manager
Eden Brown Synergy
Role
Job Description
Eden Brown Synergy is currently working in partnership with a Public Sector Organisation in London which is looking to recruit a Project Manager on an interim basis for 3 months initially.
The successful candidate will sit within the Reshaping our Homelessness Service workstream, which is part of the wider Housing Transformation Programme. The candidate will also have oversight of key projects across the Programme, specifically the Digital Workstream.
They will work closely with the Homelessness workstream Team to ensure change and innovation is managed effectively within the service. The main workload will be short term projects which need to move from change into business as usual, whilst supporting the longer term work within the Housing Service.
This post will be responsible for oversight of a number of key projects sitting within the Homelessness workstream, including role and responsibilities, Housing Sustainment Team, Tenancy Relations Service and our face to face offer. Priorities change regularly and the post-holder will be required to work in an agile way, responding to the current needs of the service.
If the role feels of potential interest, please apply with an up-to-date CV for immediate consideration.
Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer.
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