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IT Project Manager – Certificate Lifecycle Management PKI Job ID JP055115

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Job Location:

Brussels - Belgium

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 22 August 2026 (18 days ago)
Application Deadline: 19 November 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

IT Project Manager Certificate Lifecycle Management / PKI

We are looking for an experienced IT Project Manager to lead the first two phases of a project focused on implementing Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) for qualified digital certificates and a Private Key Infrastructure (PKI) for internal certificates.

Responsibilities
  • Plan coordinate and monitor the projects initial phases.
  • Oversee the mapping of certificate-bearing assets and risk assessment.
  • Lead the Proof of Concept with the selected Certificate Authority and prepare the business case.
  • Coordinate cross-functional teams including Development Infrastructure Security ITIL and Monitoring.
  • Coordinate architects PKI/security experts and infrastructure engineers.
  • Manage project governance budget tracking and reporting to senior management.
  • Prepare decision-making materials for the project steering committee.
Requirements
  • Proven experience in IT Project Management preferably in security or infrastructure environments.
  • Good knowledge of digital certificates PKI and Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM).
  • Ability to coordinate and motivate cross-functional teams without direct hierarchical authority.
  • Knowledge of ACME SCEP and API integration is a plus.
  • Experience in public or semi-public environments is an advantage.
  • Awareness of NIS2 crypto-agility and post-quantum transition is a plus.
  • Project management certification such as PMP PRINCE2 or Agile is an advantage.
Languages
  • French: Native
  • Dutch: Nice to have
  • English: Nice to have
Assignment
  • Location: Brussels
  • Work regime: Hybrid
  • Duration: Minimum 7 months
  • Workload: Part-time
  • Focus: Project phases 1 & 2 (assessment and Proof of Concept)