Senior Project Manager - Enterprise Content Management & Archiving
ONE ECMUnited Arab Emirates - DubaiPosted 08 June 2026
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Location
United Arab Emirates - Dubai
Job type
On-site
Experience
5+ years
Salary
AED 25k–35k/mo (est.)
Job description
We are looking for a Senior Project Manager with strong domain experience in ECM and Enterprise Archiving to lead complex digital transformation initiatives. This role requires a deep understanding of enterprise content ecosystems, including content lifecycle management, records management, archiving strategies, and compliance frameworks. The candidate should be capable of managing end-to-end ECM implementations integrated with enterprise applications. Lead and deliver Enterprise Content Management and Archiving projects across industries. Manage full project lifecycle from initiation, planning, execution to delivery and support transition. Drive implementation of solutions involving content lifecycle management, records management and compliance, enterprise archiving strategies for structured and unstructured data. Collaborate with solution architects, consultants, and client stakeholders to ensure alignment with business requirements. Oversee integrations with enterprise applications such as SAP, Oracle, Microsoft SharePoint, Azure, and other line-of-business systems.
Skills
OpenText Content SuiteMicrosoft SharePointEnterprise Content ManagementEnterprise ArchivingPMPPRINCE2SAPOracleMicrosoft Azure
What Jobze.ai noticed
- One ECM seeks a Senior Project Manager with strong domain expertise in Enterprise Content Management and archiving solutions.
- Requires proven track record of delivering end-to-end ECM implementations and integrating with platforms like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft.
- Must hold professional certifications such as PMP or PRINCE2 alongside proficiency in Microsoft Project and Arabic language skills.
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