Project Manager — Defence Cyber Programmes (PRINCE2 or PMP)for NATO with security clearance

This is project management where the subject matter genuinely matters: delivering cyber security capability inside a large defence programme, with real money, real competitive bidding and real consequences if the requirements are vague. A great deal of the value sits in the writing — statements of work good enough to bid against, and requirements collected properly from technical and non-technical stakeholders alike. The rest sits in keeping a demanding set of stakeholders informed without drowning them. What you would be doing Manage the delivery of cyber security capability within a defence programme. Write the statements of work that industry bids against, including the detailed collection of technical and non-technical requirements. Track and communicate project status and milestones, visualising them so the message lands. Work within the established investment programme framework for this environment. Brief stakeholders clearly, in writing and in the room. What we are looking for Recent project management experience in a large organisation, focused on delivering C4ISR capability in the defence sector. At least two years working directly with an alliance or national defence ministry delivering military, CIS or IT capability. A detailed understanding of the security investment programme framework used here. Significant recent experience writing statements of work for competitive bidding. A recognised qualification in the field — PRINCE2 Foundation or PMP, the defence acquisition equivalent at level two, a programme-management or risk credential, Lean Six Sigma, or something comparable. Relevant cyber security certification such as Security+, CCSP or CISM. Strong English, at professional proficiency, and confident with Excel, PowerPoint, MS Project and Power BI. The role is full time on site at Braine-l'Alleud, Belgium, from early October to the end of December 2026.