Ad-interim IT Team Manager GIS for a team of about ten at an energy network operator. Time & material, December 2026 to November 2027. Fluent French required.
Description
We are looking for an IT Team Manager GIS to lead a team of about ten people at a network operator in the energy sector. The assignment is ad interim, on a time & material basis, and starts preferably on 1 December 2026 for around twelve months. You have led an IT delivery team of at least 8 FTE, you work with ITIL, and you speak fluent French.
The team looks after the GIS and asset management systems. These hold asset and network data for several energy domains, and they are used daily by office staff and field teams. They are linked to workforce management and distribution network management systems.
Your tasks
Lead around ten people: application analysts, developers, project leaders and a technical architect
Set priorities and match capacity to workload
Coach team members individually and keep the team engaged
Manage the GIS project portfolio and deliver within scope, budget and timeline
Agree with the business and architecture teams on the direction of the domain
Organise maintenance, user support, and incidents and change requests within the agreed SLAs
Set up monitoring and keep the applications stable
Manage the team’s budget and improve how the team works
Join the IT management team and report to the head of the department
Your profile
Required
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Industrial Engineering, Science or Computer Science
Fluent French
5 years’ experience as IT manager or IT team coordinator in a medium-sized or large organisation (senior)
Experience leading an IT delivery team, including at least 8 FTE
ITIL experience
5 years’ experience in project management (senior)
Preferred:
Master’s degree in one of those fields
Daily operational management of an ICT organisation and leading team members
Experience in the utilities sector
GIS experience
Nice to have:
Hexagon Networks technology
Assignment
Ad interim, time & material
Start: preferably 1 December 2026
End: preferably 30 November 2027
Rate: to be discussed
How to apply
Apply here or email your CV to
[email protected] (mailto:
[email protected])