SATIC Resourcing Manager

South African Technology & Innovation Centre (SATIC) is the latest part of PwC, a global brand delivering services for the biggest clients in the world. PwC leads the way in human-led technology to enable professional services, working with clients to transform their business and make it fit for the future.

We are looking for candidates who bring in-depth market experience, who see technology to enable and drive human innovation, and who want to be a part of a community of solvers, to tackle the biggest challenges in society.

If you are looking for a career where every day is different, where challenges are complex, and where you can make a real difference, then we want to hear from you. By choosing to join SATIC, you are choosing to work with teams all over the world, harnessing the power of world leading tech and making a difference to real people’s lives.

Special work requirements:

  • Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced, dynamic technology delivery environment.
  • High level of concentration and attention to detail when managing multiple priorities and deadlines.
  • Resilience and adaptability to frequent changes in project scope, timelines, and resource availability.
  • Strong interpersonal skills to manage complex stakeholder relationships across global teams.
  • Comfortable working in a hybrid environment (office and remote), leveraging digital collaboration tools.
  • Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new technologies, tools, and processes.
Business change accountability:
  • Supporting implementation of new RM processes, tools, policies, or ways of working.
  • Communicating changes clearly to stakeholders and reinforcing adoption in day-to-day resourcing.
  • Identifying resourcing risks caused by change (new skill needs, structural shifts, demand surges) and escalating early.
  • Contributing ideas for continuous improvement, efficiency, and better stakeholder experience.
  • Remaining agile and responsive during organisational changes, operating model shifts, or strategy updates.
Finance/Resource accountability:
  • Supporting utilisation targets through effective matching of supply to demand.
  • Ensuring resourcing decisions consider cost, rate alignment (where applicable), and delivery affordability.
  • Maintaining accurate resourcing data that impacts billing, time capture, forecasting, and reporting.
  • Flagging financial and capacity risks (under/over-utilisation, bench risk, misaligned allocations) to the Resourcing Lead.
  • Following controls related to bookings, WBS/codes, time recording dependencies, and reporting deadlines.
Industry Experience:
  • Technology Delivery & Consulting: Experience in resource management within large-scale technology delivery center's or consulting environments.
  • Global Operations: Experience working across multiple geographies and time zones, managing diverse teams and stakeholder
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