Managing Consultant IT Strategy & Transformation - Consultant IT H/F

Who We AreAt Kyndryl, we run and reimagine the mission-critical technology systems that drive advantage for the world's leading businesses. We are at the heart of progress; with proven expertise and a continuous flow of AI-powered insight, enabling smarter decisions, faster innovation, and a lasting competitive edge. For our people-Kyndryls-that means doing purposeful work that powers human progress. Join us and experience a flexible, supportive environment where your well-being is prioritized and your potential can thrive.The RoleAt Kyndryl, we help leading IT organizations transform their operating models, improve performance, and evolve their practices to address new business and technology challenges.We are looking for a Managing Consultant who can assess complex situations, define pragmatic transformation roadmaps, and support their implementation. Beyond frameworks and methodologies, success requires a strong consulting mindset: critical thinking, analytical skills, influential leadership, and a clear focus on outcomes.Your RoleYou will work with CIOs, CTOs, IT Operations Directors, and Executive Committees on large-scale modernization, performance improvement, and IT transformation initiatives.Your responsibilities will include:Assessing IT organizations, governance, processes, and performance.Developing strategic recommendations and actionable transformation roadmaps.Designing Target Operating Models and evolving organizations around products, platforms, and services.Transforming IT practices using approaches such as ITIL 4, SRE, Platform Engineering, DevSecOps, and Agile at scale.Defining performance indicators and effective management mechanisms.Engaging stakeholders and embedding the adoption of new ways of working.What Will Make You SuccessfulYou are able to:Structure and solve complex business and technology challenges.Turn insights into practical, actionable recommendations.Produce executive-level analyses and deliverables.Challenge existing practices