At GEODIS Contract Logistics Italy, every new customer, every warehouse startup and every automation project is a promise we make to our clients. We are looking for a Project Manager who can turn that promise into reality. You will lead complex logistics projects from the first design to go live and stabilization. This is not a PMO role. It is a delivery role, close to operations, where your decisions shape how our warehouses work every day. What you will do You will own a portfolio of projects that may include: - New customer implementations, site startups and transitions - Warehouse redesign, process improvement and operational transformation - Automation projects, such as AS/RS, AMR/AGV, shuttles, sorters and goods to person solutions, including WMS, WES, WCS and TMS integration - Actively drive the operational implementation of process changes arising from client contract renegotiations, scope modifications, and activity insourcing. In practice, you will: - Lead each project from start to finish: planning, milestones, budget, risks and change - Bring together SD, BD, Operations,
Engineering, IT, Procurement, HR, Finance and technology partners around one shared plan - Be a trusted point of contact for customers, helping them take decisions and keeping expectations clear - Make sure solutions work on the warehouse floor, not only on paper - Prepare sites for go live and stay close to the team until performance is stable - Set up clear governance, track KPIs and raise risks early, with solutions ready Your technical expertise You have built your skills on real projects. You are able to: - Build and manage a full project plan: Gantt, action plan, critical path, resource planning, budget control and risk registers - Apply waterfall, agile or hybrid approaches, choosing the right one for each project - Design and validate warehouse processes: receiving, put away, replenishment, picking, packing, shipping, returns and value-added services - Size a warehouse operatio
📌 Project Manager Senior (Milano)
🏢 GEODIS
📍 Milano