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Technical Project Manager - Defence -

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Location:Salisbury salisbury | south west
Tags: defence | project manager | technical project manager | prince | defence salisbury | defence south west
Type:Contract
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My Defence Client requires an experienced dynamic hands on Project Manager with a Defence sector background. The project manager will be responsible for delivering a key applications project on time.

Requirements:
- Must be SC Cleared
- Defence Sector background
- Experience of working on a application implementation project
- Prince 2 Practitioner qualified
- Strong Technical knowledge especially applications

Please submit your CV if you wish to be considered.
http://www.technojobs.co.uk/job.phtml/154321

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