Project Manager

Dyson Global IT At Dyson, we demand the highest standard of performance from the technologies we engineer. Our people expect the same from the technology that supports them. We are a community that appreciates and advocates better engineering. A community of pioneers. Dyson IT is mid-transformation. Our aim is to create robust IT architecture, manage data effectively and efficiently, and continue to grow a world-class team that is strategic, enabling business acceleration, growth and success. Our IT Group Support Functions Team Dyson’s Global IT - Group Support Functions team has end-to-end accountability for the strategic roadmap, design, delivery and support of business applications enabling Dyson’s global planning, procurement, manufacturing, supply chain, aftersales, finance, HR, legal, estates and workplace business processes. Role context This role sits within the Supply Chain Systems Team and will lead complex technology delivery across supply chain and manufacturing capabilities, including planning, procurement, warehousing, logistics, fulfilment and related integration points. About the Role Reporting to the Sr Program Manager – Supply Chain Systems, the Project Manager (Supply Chain Systems) will be responsible for the successful delivery of complex technology projects and programmes across Dyson’s supply chain and manufacturing landscape. The role will orchestrate delivery across business teams, product teams, solution architecture, engineering, third-party partners and operational service teams to deliver business outcomes safely, predictably and sustainably. The role will include responsibility for initiatives spanning supply chain planning, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and fulfilment, including projects that require strong business process understanding, technical delivery discipline, governance, financial control and cross-functional stakeholder management. Main Job Responsibilities • Lead end-to-end delivery of complex Supply Chain Systems projects and programmes, ensuring clear scope, milestones, dependencies, risks, budgets and benefits are understood and actively managed. • Own and maintain robust project plans covering key activities, deliverables, decision points, dependencies, resourcing assumptions and implementation milestones. • Drive delivery across supply chain and manufacturing domains, including planning, procurement, warehousing, logistics, fulfilment, manufacturing integration and related enterprise platforms. • Partner with business stakeholders to shape delivery outcomes, clarify requirements, resolve trade-offs and ensure projects remain aligned to strategic business priorities. • Manage project financials, including forecasts, budgets, actuals, resource plans and change impacts, escalating material variances in a timely and structured way. • Identify, document, track and mitigate risks, issues, assumptions and dependencies across project teams, vendors, product areas and business functions. • Establish clear governance and meeting cadence, including project working groups, decision forums, Steering Committee reporting and executive-level communications where required. • Coordinate delivery across product managers, business analysts, solution architects, engineering teams, QA teams, service teams and third-party implementation partners. • Ensure delivery approaches take into consideration architecture, cyber security, data, compliance, controls, service transition, change management and operational readiness. • Build strong relationships with vendors, systems integrators and managed service partners, holding them accountable for delivery quality, transparency, issue resolution and commercial discipline. • Support business case development, benefits tracking and value realisation, ensuring projects remain focused on measurable outcomes rather than activity alone. • Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of project delivery standards, templates, delivery assurance practices and lessons learned across Global IT. • Lead through ambiguity and complexity, creating clarity for teams, protecting delivery momentum and maintaining disciplined communication across global stakeholders. • Support knowledge transfer, documentation and transition into sustainable support models so delivered solutions can be operated effectively after go-live. Scope of Delivery • Domain Illustrative delivery scope • Supply Chain End-to-end supply chain systems delivery, cross-functional process integration, logistics, fulfilment, reverse logistics, inventory and operational performance improvements. • Manufacturing Manufacturing systems and integration projects, including initiatives connected to in-house manufacturing, outsourced manufacturing and manufacturing planning processes. • Planning Integrated planning, supply planning, demand and supply alignment, and planning technology initiatives that connect business teams with platforms and data flows. • Procurement Direct and indirect procurement-related technology changes, procurement process integration and supplier or partner-facing delivery dependencies. • Warehousing Warehouse management, 3PL integration, distribution centre enablement, operational readiness, cutover planning and post-go-live stabilisation. About You You will bring strong delivery, structured project management discipline and the ability to operate confidently across senior business stakeholders, technical teams and external partners. You will be comfortable working in a global, matrixed environment and able to create clarity where business processes, technology dependencies and delivery risks are complex. Essential Experience and Skills • Proven track record delivering complex, cross-functional IT projects or programmes within a dynamic global organisation. • Experience delivering enterprise systems projects across supply chain, manufacturing, planning, procurement, warehousing, logistics or adjacent operational dom…