Edwards Lifesciences is expanding its global technology capabilities with the launch of a current IT Innovation Hub in Pune, India. The Hub strengthens the technology foundation that supports our business worldwide, working in close partnership with teams across regions to deliver reliable, high-quality solutions at scale. Designed as a long-term investment, the Pune Hub will advance newer digital capabilities such as automation, data, AI, and cloud, and will include roles spanning end user services, application development, and enterprise platform teams. Together, these teams will help Edwards operate more efficiently and accelerate innovation in support of our mission of advancing patient care.

We are seeking a highly driven IT Project Manager to support execution, governance, and delivery tracking across a portfolio of global IT transformation initiatives. This role operates as a hands-on execution lead responsible for ensuring that projects are effectively tracked, risks are proactively managed, and delivery outcomes are achieved.



The role leverages Jira as the system of record for work management, KPI tracking, and portfolio visibility.

How you’ll make an impact:
Project Execution & Delivery Ownership
Own day-to-day tracking and execution across multiple IT initiatives
Drive adherence to timelines, milestones, and deliverables
Ensure projects progress from plan to execution to completion with minimal oversight
Jira-Based Governance & Transparency
Maintain structured tracking of all work in Jira
Ensure epics, stories, dependencies, and milestones are consistently updated
Drive adoption of standardized Jira practices across teams
Risk, Issue & Bottleneck Management
Identify risks, blockers, and dependencies early
Escalate and drive resolution across stakeholders
Portfolio Reporting & Insights
Develop dashboards, KPIs, and status reports
Provide transparent, data-driven updates to leadership
Cross-Functional Coordination
Coordinate across I

📌 It Project Manager Pune City (India)
🏢 Edwards Lifesciences
📍 India