Change Project Manager - Leading Bank ($100m+ Portfolio)

TEKsystems Hong Kong Hong Kong
Full time Contract On-site Competitive

About the job

  • Great Package and Benefits
  • Leading Bank - Over 100m HKD Portfolio
  • Change & Transformation Project Manager


About the Role
Our banking client is seeking an experienced Change Project Manager to join their Change & Transformation team, driving large-scale digital transformation and strategic change initiatives across the organisation. This role will be responsible for leading complex transformation projects, managing cross-functional stakeholders, and ensuring successful delivery of business and technology change programmes.
Change & Transformation Team | COO Office
Key Responsibilities
  • Drive end-to-end delivery of strategic change and transformation initiatives across multiple banking business units
  • Manage project plans, timelines, risks, dependencies, and governance to ensure successful implementation
  • Coordinate business, operations, technology, risk, and compliance stakeholders to deliver against tight timelines
  • Track project progress, manage issues and escalations, and provide regular updates to senior management
  • Support business readiness, implementation, and change adoption activities across impacted teams
  • Ensure delivery milestones are met and programme objectives are achieved


Requirements
  • 10+ years of Project Management experience within banking
  • Strong background in Change & Transformation programmes
  • Proven track record delivering large-scale, cross-functional projects involving multiple business areas
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • Delivery-focused with experience managing complex implementations under tight timelines
  • Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English


Preferred Background
  • Change & Transformation Office / COO Office experience
  • Exposure to enterprise-wide transformation, integration, or operating model change programmes
  • Experience working across Retail Banking, Wealth, Corporate Banking, Operations, or other banking functions rather than a single product domain