This is a full‑time 3‑year fixed‑term contract appointment.
The Role
This role is instrumental in driving the successful implementation of WSI’s digital transformation strategy, building internal skilled capabilities, and ensuring alignment with key business objectives, including waste reduction, productivity improvement, and enhanced data security.
Responsibilities
Project‑manage and oversee the implementation of the new Digital Transformation Operations System (DTOS), including drafting specifications for the tender process, procurement to find the best development and implementation team, managing the appointment of the selected company, and ongoing system management.
Oversee the full project timeline and budget, ensuring delivery on time and within budget, using recognised project‑management methodologies.
Provide regular updates to the Senior Leadership Team, the appointed Peer Review Group, WSI Council, and, when required, the Management Board of the Department of Rural Development, Community and Gaeltacht.
Ensure all requirements adhere to relevant public procurement guidelines and follow advice from Council, management, and the Senior Leadership Team.
Coordinate any WSI projects arising from the DTOS implementation, responding to emerging requirements, changes, and necessary adaptations throughout its lifecycle.
Support project‑management initiatives across other areas of the organisation as required.
Manage ongoing WSI Information, Communications and Technology operations and properties to provide secured standardised access profiles, a single source of truth, and security of intellectual property and digital assets.
Qualifications
Strong stakeholder‑management skills across government departments, external partners, contracted parties, and internal users.
Experience in end‑to‑end project management, including development, testing, and deployment.
Knowledge of public procurement and project‑management methodologies.
Benefits
Full‑time contract with a 3‑year fixed term, competitive remuneration, and opportunities for professional development within a leading organisation in the public sector.
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