Chef de Projets Numérique Responsable RSE IT

The core of this role involves driving the Green IT strategy and CSR initiatives within the information systems division. You will provide hands-on guidance to IT project managers to integrate eco-conception and digital accessibility standards into their workflows from the design phase. Beyond technical guidance, you will take ownership of the annual training plan to upskill technical teams and coordinate cross-departmental committees. These committees focus on maintaining the high standards required by the Label Numérique Responsable, ensuring continuous improvement in how the organization builds and maintains its digital infrastructure. Additionally, you will manage the digital accessibility roadmap, acting as the primary spokesperson for these topics globally. This includes prioritizing service improvements and tracking the consolidation of CSR data, specifically focusing on the IT department's corporate sponsorship and social impact activities.

Joining this team offers deep exposure to corporate digital sobriety at scale. You will likely master the intricacies of obtaining and maintaining professional sustainability labels and deepen your expertise in WCAG and RGAA accessibility frameworks within a complex enterprise environment. Furthermore, you will gain significant experience in change management for technical experts. Navigating the transition from traditional IT development to sustainable engineering provides a unique vantage point on the intersection of energy transition and digital innovation.

The ideal profile combines a strong background in IT project management with specialized knowledge in responsible digital practices. Experience with eco-design methodologies and a solid understanding of digital accessibility standards are essential for the credibility of the role. Soft skills such as persuasive communication and pedagogical ability are highly valued, as you will need to convince technical stakeholders of the value of CSR constraints. A proactive mindset and the ability to work autonomously within a large corporate structure are also key success factors.

Highlight specific projects where you have successfully integrated environmental or social criteria into a digital product. It is beneficial to demonstrate your familiarity with the Numérique Responsable French ecosystem and labels as VINCI Energies is heavily committed to these frameworks. In your interview, focus on how you measure the operational impact of sustainability initiatives. Showing that you understand the balance between IT performance and carbon reduction will resonate strongly with the CIO office's strategic objectives.

The role is centered on Software Carbon Intensity and accessibility. By implementing eco-design, you are directly contributing to reducing the energy consumption and hardware requirements of the company's toolset. On the social side, the focus is on digital inclusion. By ensuring that internal and external services are accessible to all, including people with disabilities, you reinforce the 'S' in ESG through concrete technical governance and policy implementation.

One significant challenge will be standardizing practices across 2,200 decentralized business units. Translating high-level CSR goals into day-to-day technical tasks for developers and project managers requires constant negotiation and follow-up. You might also face resistance regarding potential trade-offs between speed-to-market and the extra steps required for accessibility audits and eco-design validation, necessitating a high degree of diplomacy and strategic patience.

A typical day might begin with a tracking meeting for a specific IT project to review accessibility progress, followed by preparing an workshop on new eco-conception tools for the development community. In the afternoon, you could be analyzing reporting data for the annual CSR report or meeting with the training department to finalize the budget for a new digital sobriety certification program. The day often ends with strategic alignment talks with other sustainability leads within the VINCI Group.

Given the rising criticality of ESG in the technology sector, this position offers a path toward Head of Sustainable IT or broader CSR management roles within the VINCI Group. The visibility of the CIO office provides exposure to executive leadership. You could also evolve into a specialized Strategic Consultant role or lead group-wide digitalization projects that place environmental transition at the core of business infrastructure.

You will interact daily with IT Project Managers and Architects to implement green standards. You also work closely with the Sustainability team (an 7-person group) to align with the broader corporate strategy. External stakeholders include certification bodies for the Numérique Responsable label, while internal high-level interactions involve the CIO office and other CSR leads across the VINCI Energies business units globally.