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Insurance Project Manager - Data Warehouse Implementation

Investigo Limited
City of London
2 weeks ago
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Insurance Project Manager
Data Warehouse Implementation

Investigo is partnering with an insurance business that is initiating a major multi-year data warehouse implementation programme. They are seeking a project manager to help drive this initiative forward.

You should be an experienced project manager who has delivered multiple end-to-end data projects within the insurance industry. You will work closely with various stakeholders, including vendors and implementation partners, supporting the data programme manager in delivering the project.

This is a very data-focused business with an extensive data roadmap, offering plenty of opportunities for future projects and career progression.

What can they offer?

  • A successful, growing business with real scope for career progression
  • A significant data agenda and technology modernisation roadmap
  • Flexible hybrid working, circa 3 days in London with no fixed days
  • Comprehensive benefits package (non-contributory pension, bonus, etc.)

What do you need?

  • A strong track record of delivering multiple end-to-end data-focused transformation projects
  • Deep insurance industry experience, with a solid understanding of insurance processes and terminology


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