An IT project manager is responsible for planning, implementing and monitoring IT projects, including setting project objectives, creating timetables, coordinating the project team and communicating with stakeholders.An effective project manager ensures that projects are completed within budget and deadlines and that the quality of results meets the requirements.
In Germany, the average annual salary of an IT project manager is between €57,700 and €60,000, ranging from €43,700 to €107,500 per year. Top earners can reach up to €98,300 annually, especially in well-paid regions such as Hesse, Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg.
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To become an IT project manager, a university degree in computer science, information systems or a related field is usually required. In addition, specialized training or certificates in project management are an advantage, such as the PMP (Project Management Professional) or PRINCE2 certification. Practical experience in the IT industry as well as leadership and project management skills are also crucial for a successful career in this field.
IT project managers have a wide range of career opportunities, including IT services, software development and business consulting, and with experience and expertise, IT project managers can rise to higher management positions, such as program manager or head of IT departments.
