Project Manager

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Sapiens Accelerate is our global Early Careers Programme, designed for graduates with up to 18 months of experience, who are ready to learn, contribute, and shape the future of insurance. From day one, you'll work on meaningful projects, collaborate with experts across the business, build practical AI skills, and develop the capabilities needed to thrive in a global technology company.

Role summary:
Manages the full lifecycle of assigned insurance platform implementation, upgrade, or migration engagements from scope definition through closure and lessons-learned documentation. Responsibilities(entry-level scope)

• Manage the full project lifecycle for assigned insurance platform implementation, upgrade, or migration engagements: scoping, planning, execution coordination, and closure.
• Maintain comprehensive project documentation: charters, delivery roadmaps, risk registers, issue logs, milestone trackers, and stakeholder communication plans.
• Facilitate steering committee governance: prepare status reports, manage meeting cadence, and maintain escalation paths for out-of-tolerance delivery issues.
• Identify and manage delivery risks and dependencies, applying change control discipline and escalating portfolio-level conflicts to the Program Manager.
• Orchestrate cross-functional workstream handoffs between Professional Services & Implementation, Customer Value Management, SaaS Support & Platform Governance, and customer stakeholders for complex accounts.

What this looks like at entry level
Identifies practical opportunities to use AI and automation in day-to-day project management activities. This includes improving the efficiency and reliability of data consolidation, increasing the accuracy of governance reporting, and providing leadership with clearer information for decision-making. Explores ways to automate the tracking of project dependencies and risks, while ensuring that outputs remain accurate and subject to appropriate human review

Originally posted on Himalayas