PwC South Africa is a prominent professional services firm providing industry-focused assurance, advisory, tax, and legal services to public, private, and government clients.
Supporting the core team in the execution of the firm’s strategy to grow demand and supply in our Tier 1 Delivery Centres (Katowice, Kolkata, SATIC, ETIC, CTech, AIMS (Mumbai))
Work with our Tier 1 DC Leads to support and enable their individual centre growth and quality assurance plans
Support the core team on projects that are run to enable the delivery of the firm’s overall strategy for Tier 1 Delivery Centres
Run specific, individual projects or activities which enable our centres, our team, our leadership or the firm's Delivery Model strategy
Capture, analyse and interpret trends across our Tier 1 delivery centres, create recommendations and suggest remedial actions in response to those trends
Curate and manage knowledge across the team, our centres and across the Delivery Model domain.
Maintain an internal web portal, including the service catalogue taxonomy and knowledge assets, to support our LoS and stakeholders
Manage the Team Budget and report on progress against this
Manage the team’s technology assets, maintain connections with the broader PwC Technology Strategy and seek opportunities to leverage technology like GenAI to meet the teams wider objectives.
Key Skills Required
High attention to detail
Skilled at creating reports/documents for senior stakeholders (specifically creating slideware in Google Slides)
Strong Technology Skills, including but not limited to slide decks. Must have an appreciation of, and a willingness to engage with, enabling technology, including GenAI and data analytics
Understand the interfirm politics & engaging effectively with senior stakeholders across different territories
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