Bosch Group · Posted 22 days ago
BGSW_2026_IT_Manager_SDM
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Roles & Responsibilities: Role Summary The Engagement Manager & Account Manager is accountable for end-to-end ownership of customer engagement , encompassing account management, service delivery, and project/program execution across Managed Services (Infrastructure SAP) and development initiatives .
The role demands strong customer-facing leadership , with the ability to engage CXOs including the CEO , translate business objectives into executable IT outcomes, and ensure predictable delivery, service stability, and financial performance.
Prior program or project management experience and mandatory hands-on exposure to either Infrastructure or SAP landscapes are essential.
Educational qualification: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering / MCA / MBA.
PMP / PRINCE2 / Agile certification preferred.
ITIL certification is an advantage Experience : 15-18 years Mandatory Experience Prior experience as Program Manager / Project Manager in enterprise IT environments.
Mandatory domain background in either Infrastructure or SAP (one is compulsory).
Strong experience managing Managed Services (Infra and/or AMS) alongside projects.
Proven ability to manage senior customer stakeholders, including CXOs and CEOs .
Functional & Technical Skills Strong understanding of Manufacturing business processes (mandatory) , with working knowledge of Purchasing, Sales, and Finance.
Expertise in SDLC, ITIL-based service management, Agile/Hybrid delivery models .
Strong financial acumen with experience in budgeting, forecasting, and P&L management .
Excellent communication, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills.
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