We are seeking a Project Manager to lead .NET delivery initiatives, with a focus on version migration projects and strong coordination across teams. You will guide planning, execution, and people management while applying modern AI awareness to improve outcomes. Apply now to grow your impactEPAM NEORIS is a digital accelerator that supports some of the world’s leading companies in addressing business challenges and advancing their technology evolution, combining global engineering excellence with regional expertise and local proximity. With operations across 11 countries in Ibero-America and more than 4,000 professionals in the region, we foster a diverse and inclusive culture focused on collaboration, continuous learning, and innovation. As part of EPAM, a global network of more than 60,000 professionals across 55+ countries, we help organizations scale, modernize, and accelerate their digital capabilities through Cloud, Data & Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Intelligent Automation, Strategic Consulting, and Software Engineering. At EPAM NEORIS,



we believe growth is also driven by people. That is why we promote an environment where every professional can grow, contribute new ideas, and participate in projects with regional and general impact.Responsibilities* Lead end-to-end project delivery for .NET initiatives with clear scope, timeline, and outcomes* Plan and maintain project schedules, milestones, dependencies, and resource allocation* Coordinate cross-functional teams and drive accountability for assigned deliverables* Manage project risks, issues, and change requests and define mitigation plans* Oversee project administration including documentation, meeting cadence, and status reports* Guide teams through .NET version migration activities and release readinessRequirements* Project management experience (2+ years) leading software delivery initiatives* People management experience coordinating and supporting cross-functional team members* Pr

📌 Project Manager (Colombia)
🏢 Neoris
📍 Colombia