Infrastructure Project Manager
Summary
Project manager who leads office relocation and modern workspace infrastructure projects end to end — owning timelines, budgets, and risk while coordinating vendors, IT teams, and stakeholders. Technical focus is enterprise networking rollouts on Aruba and Cisco Wi-Fi and base switching, with cloud networking a plus.
Salary: $50k - $69k p.m.
Job Duties
- Oversee and manage office relocation or modern workspace infrastructure projects from planning to completion.
- Lead coordination with vendors, contractors, and internal stakeholders.
- Manage project timelines, budgets, and risk mitigation strategies.
- Ensure proper implementation of networking solutions, including Aruba and Cisco Wi-Fi and base switching networks.
- Collaborate with technical teams on infrastructure design and deployment.
- Monitor project progress and provide regular status updates to leadership.
Qualifications
- 8+ years of overall professional experience in IT infrastructure projects.
- Proven experience managing office relocation or workspace modernization projects.
- Strong knowledge of Aruba and Cisco Wi-Fi, networking, and base switching networks.
- Cloud networking experience is an advantage.
- Excellent project management skills, including timeline control, risk management, and budget oversight.
- Strong vendor management and stakeholder communication skills.
- PMP or equivalent certification preferred.
3 Key Bullet Points
Office Relocation Project Leadership: Direct end-to-end office relocation and modern workspace infrastructure projects, taking full ownership of project timelines, budget control, and risk management.
Network & Workspace Focus: Manage the rollout and setup of enterprise workspace networking, specifically focusing on Aruba and Cisco Wi-Fi implementations and base switching networks (cloud networking is an advantage).
Vendor & Stakeholder Management: Lead coordination between external vendors, internal IT teams, and business stakeholders to ensure seamless migration and operational readiness without requiring deep hands-on technical execution.