Junior IT Project Manager

Brava Hospitality | UK-wide travel

At Brava Hospitality, we’re building a collection of brilliant hospitality brands, each with its own personality, guests and places to be.

Our portfolio includes Prezzo Italian, Nessa, Yasmin, Mortimer House Kitchen, Jamie’s Italian and Riding House Cafés — from neighbourhood Italian restaurants to some of London’s most distinctive hospitality spaces.

And behind every great opening, refurbishment and busy service is a lot of technology that simply needs to work.

That’s where you come in.

We’re looking for a Junior IT Project Manager to join Brava Hospitality and help deliver the technology projects that keep our restaurants moving, growing and evolving.

This role will work across our full portfolio, with a particular focus on Prezzo Italian and our programme of restaurant refurbishments and new openings.

One week you could be walking a restaurant with the Operations team deciding where tills and technology need to sit. The next, you might be coordinating cabling, POS installations and suppliers ahead of an opening, troubleshooting an issue on site, or helping deliver a new piece of software across the business.

You’ll get close to the action and see the projects you work on become real places, serving real guests.

You'll take ownership of the IT workstream for restaurant refurbishments and openings — from the early planning and site surveys right through to testing, go-live and that all-important first service.

That means working with our restaurant teams, Operations colleagues, cabling partners, POS suppliers and technology vendors to make sure everything is in the right place, connected, tested and ready to trade.

Alongside our restaurant projects, you'll also get exposure to technology across POS, networks and infrastructure, CRM and marketing, SaaS platforms and operational systems.

You'll be trusted to coordinate projects and keep things moving. That will include:

• Supporting and increasingly owning the IT delivery of new restaurant openings and refurbishments

• Spending time on site across the UK, working alongside our Operations teams and technology partners

• Coordinating POS, network, cabling, telephony and other technology installations

• Making sure sites are tested, ready and set up for a smooth opening

• Managing project plans, milestones, risks, issues and dependencies

• Delivering smaller technology and SaaS projects from requirements through to go-live

• Coordinating suppliers, testing, UAT, training and handover

• Keeping stakeholders clear on what's happening, what's next and where you need their help

• Spotting problems early and getting the right people together to solve them

You don't need to have spent ten years managing huge technology programmes.

We're looking for someone early in their project management career who is organised, curious, practical and keen to build serious hands-on experience.

You'll probably have some experience coordinating projects, suppliers or technology delivery already. Experience in hospitality, retail, restaurant technology, POS, cabling or site openings would be brilliant, but it isn't essential.

More importantly, you'll be someone who enjoys making things happen.

You're comfortable talking to technical people one minute and restaurant or Operations teams the next. You can keep track of the detail without losing sight of the deadline. When something changes — because in hospitality it sometimes will — you adapt, communicate and find a way forward.

You'll need to be happy travelling regularly to our restaurants across the UK and spending significant time on site during refurbishments and openings.

A full UK driving licence is essential.

Because you'll get variety here.

Different brands. Different restaurants. Different technology. Different challenges.

You'll work with experienced people who will support you, while being given genuine ownership and the opportunity to build your project management career quickly.

And there's something particularly satisfying about standing in a restaurant on opening day knowing that all the technology is working, the team is ready, the doors are about to open — and you helped make it happen.

Come and build what’s next with Brava Hospitality.

 Junior IT Project Manager

Brava Hospitality | UK-wide travel

At Brava Hospitality, we’re building a collection of brilliant hospitality brands, each with its own personality, guests and places to be.

Our portfolio includes Prezzo Italian, Nessa, Yasmin, Mortimer House Kitchen, Jamie’s Italian and Riding House Cafés — from neighbourhood Italian restaurants to some of London’s most distinctive hospitality spaces.

And behind every great opening, refurbishment and busy service is a lot of technology that simply needs to work.

That’s where you come in.

We’re looking for a Junior IT Project Manager to join Brava Hospitality and help deliver the technology projects that keep our restaurants moving, growing and evolving.

This role will work across our full portfolio, with a particular focus on Prezzo Italian and our programme of restaurant refurbishments and new openings.

One week you could be walking a restaurant with the Operations team deciding where tills and technology need to sit. The next, you might be coordinating cabling, POS installations and suppliers ahead of an opening, troubleshooting an issue on site, or helping deliver a new piece of software across the business.

You’ll get close to the action and see the projects you work on become real places, serving real guests.

You'll take ownership of the IT workstream for restaurant refurbishments and openings — from the early planning and site surveys right through to testing, go-live and that all-important first service.

That means working with our restaurant teams, Operations colleagues, cabling partners, POS suppliers and technology vendors to make sure everything is in the right place, connected, tested and ready to trade.

Alongside our restaurant projects, you'll also get exposure to technology across POS, networks and infrastructure, CRM and marketing, SaaS platforms and operational systems.

You'll be trusted to coordinate projects and keep things moving. That will include:

• Supporting and increasingly owning the IT delivery of new restaurant openings and refurbishments

• Spending time on site across the UK, working alongside our Operations teams and technology partners

• Coordinating POS, network, cabling, telephony and other technology installations

• Making sure sites are tested, ready and set up for a smooth opening

• Managing project plans, milestones, risks, issues and dependencies

• Delivering smaller technology and SaaS projects from requirements through to go-live

• Coordinating suppliers, testing, UAT, training and handover

• Keeping stakeholders clear on what's happening, what's next and where you need their help

• Spotting problems early and getting the right people together to solve them

You don't need to have spent ten years managing huge technology programmes.

We're looking for someone early in their project management career who is organised, curious, practical and keen to build serious hands-on experience.

You'll probably have some experience coordinating projects, suppliers or technology delivery already. Experience in hospitality, retail, restaurant technology, POS, cabling or site openings would be brilliant, but it isn't essential.

More importantly, you'll be someone who enjoys making things happen.

You're comfortable talking to technical people one minute and restaurant or Operations teams the next. You can keep track of the detail without losing sight of the deadline. When something changes — because in hospitality it sometimes will — you adapt, communicate and find a way forward.

You'll need to be happy travelling regularly to our restaurants across the UK and spending significant time on site during refurbishments and openings.

A full UK driving licence is essential.

Because you'll get variety here.

Different brands. Different restaurants. Different technology. Different challenges.

You'll work with experienced people who will support you, while being given genuine ownership and the opportunity to build your project management career quickly.

And there's something particularly satisfying about standing in a restaurant on opening day knowing that all the technology is working, the team is ready, the doors are about to open — and you helped make it happen.

Come and build what’s next with Brava Hospitality.