Pensions Assistant Post-Transaction Project Lead
Multiple locations | Excellent | Posted 2 days ago
- Job Title: Pensions Assistant Post-Transaction Project Lead
- Contract Type: Permanent
- Locations: Berkshire, South East
Birmingham, West Midlands
Essex, East of England
Hampshire, South East
London
North Yorkshire, Yorkshire
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Tyne and Wear, North East
West Yorkshire, Yorkshire - Job Base: Hybrid
- Salary: Excellent
- Reference: V-135181
- Contact Phone: 020 7293 7022
- Job Published: 22/09/2026 13:33
Job Description
Leading pensions consultancy is looking for an Assistant Project Lead to join its growing Risk Settlement team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a Defined Benefit pensions background who is keen to develop their project management and client-facing skills.
About the role
- Support the delivery of buy-in, buyout and wind-up projects
- Maintain project plans, reports, risk logs and key documentation
- Coordinate actions and stakeholders across multiple workstreams
- Organise meetings, agendas and minutes
- Produce management information and project reporting
About you
- Experience working with Defined Benefit pension schemes
- Strong organisation, planning and stakeholder management skills
- Confident communicator with excellent attention to detail
- Able to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- Proficient in MS Office; project management experience is advantageous
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Pensions Assistant Post-Transaction Project Lead in Reading employer: www.sammons.co.uk
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