Project Management Professional (PMP)
certificate in Austria, matched in minutes from over 15,000 CVs with the power of AI.The PMP from the Project Management Institute shows strong command of scope, schedule, cost, risk, stakeholders, and delivery across predictive, agile, and hybrid projects. Find vetted freelancers in Austria who can lead complex work with clear structure and accountability.
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Kelly Geyer
Last position:
Chief Adaptability Officer (Interim or Freelance) at Self-employed
Building the practice that treats adaptive capability as a strategic asset, not a consulting engagement. Working with C-suite leaders at European and global organizations to build the internal capability to evolve continuously – faster, with less dependency on outside help.
- Delivering the Adaptive Capability Diagnostic: a structured engagement that scores organizations across 6 dimensions and produces a clear roadmap for building transformation capability.
- Advising executives on transformation portfolio management: which initiatives to run simultaneously, how to sequence them, and how to build the governance to sustain all of it.
- Speaking at industry events including executive roundtables, conferences, webinars, and podcasts on building organizational adaptability at scale.
Stephan Jansen
Last position:
Interim Project Management Office Advisor at Noske-Kaeser Equans
Project management and process harmonization between the French parent company (Equans Group, Axima Marine) and the German production company (Noske Kaeser) for maritime cooling and air conditioning systems.
Stefan Manahl
Last position:
Project Manager at Deutsche NPO
- General project management
- Concept development for a CRM system using Design Sprint
- Creation of a prototype
- Conducting user tests
- Preparation of a tender
- Creation of an implementation roadmap
Damir Dudakovic
Last position:
Senior IT Consultant at Dudakovic e.U.
- Consulting in national and international projects in various roles and sectors (banking and finance, public sector, telecommunications, data management, software development)
- Engaging in project management, requirements management, business analysis, process management, IT consulting and coaching
- Delivering sustainable value quickly and efficiently due to high complexity and diversity of projects and expertise
- Emphasizing collegiality and integrity and fostering a positive team atmosphere
Jerry Bousardo
Last position:
Owner at DIGIPM Consulting e.U.
From 02/2023 to 05/2024: IT interim manager within an international construction chemicals group headquartered in Germany as Global TSA Manager in a carve-out project responsible for the IT workstream.
From 06/2024: IT consulting in project management and IT service management areas, providing PM/PMO coaching and support.
Thomas Becker
Last position:
Agile Coach, Scrum-Master at ÖBB (Infra)
- Challenge: poor project results and team performance, very poor work environment
- Solution: introduction of agile planning processes, teaching agile principles within the SAFe framework
- Innovation: consistent use of agile methods; introduction of requirements engineering, story writing
- Leadership: interface with the board, program management Opel Europe, GM USA and international markets
- Result: most productive team in the ART; increased planning accuracy to over 85%
- Team size: 10
Burkhard Behr
Last position:
Country Service Manager / Datacenter Lead at Infosys – TAF-P
- Facilitated and coordinated the analysis, transition, and transformation activities between Infosys, its partners, and the customer
- Established communication channels with the IT representatives and IT executives
- Facilitated and coordinated business demand
- Facilitated and coordinated the procurement process from forecast to invoice
Michael Polivanov
Last position:
Strategy Consultant & Program Architect at Hypo Tirol Bank AG
- Portfolio Analysis & Migration Roadmap: Conducted structured analysis and risk classification of the HCL Notes infrastructure, created a prioritized migration portfolio with effort estimates as a key decision basis for management.
- Target Architecture & Modernization Concept: Developed the architecture strategy for retiring legacy applications, defined requirements for a centralized business process engine to reduce OPEX and licensing costs in the long term.
- Program Governance & Setup: Established roadmap and backlog structures as well as central project documentation (MS SharePoint), set up stakeholder management for the Notes decommissioning program.
Stefan Wurm
Last position:
Corporate IT Project Manager at OctaPharma
- SAP rollout to multiple locations of the company
- Predictive project management
- Functional stream lead
- Coordination of 17 streams
- Data migration support
- Cutover management (go live)
Gernot Weinrother
Last position:
Development & Support at Amunia (Munich)
- Developments in CRM 7.0 (Platform NW7.4) – ABAP OO, CRM WebUI, WebIC (CIC), BOL, GenIL, BAdIs in the areas of service orders, business partner, event framework, actions
- Business partner
- Middleware
- Extending/servicing CDS Views
Alexander Balka
Last position:
IT-Consultant and Trainer at Self-employed
- Enterprise & Solution Architecture and Business Analysis for various clients
- IT-Trainer for Software Architecture (Sparx Systems GmbH) and Business Process Modeling
- Data Analyst for Novustat (Statistics, Machine Learning, Financial Mathematics)
Peter Klosa
Last position:
Sabbatical
Franz Weghofer
Last position:
SAP Expert
- Preparation of S/4 HANA for utilities
Peter Schleinzer
Last position:
Project Manager / Business Analyst / Requirements Engineer / Scrum Master / Agile Coach at OODA Consulting e.U.
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Project Management Professional (PMP) statistics
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
26 years
Position duration
2.7 years
Positions per freelancer
13
Top business areas
Information Technology, Project Management, Operations
Top industries
Information Technology, Manufacturing, Banking and Finance
Certification focus areas
Project Management, Information Technology, Human Resources
Bachelor's degree or higher
100%
Master's degree or higher
85%
Doctorate
8%
Certifications per freelancer
5
Most common languages
German, English, Spanish
Speak two or more languages
93%
Based on our profile pool as of 27 Aug 2026.
Daily rate distribution
The chart shows how the daily rates of freelancers holding this certification in Austria are distributed, based on recent contracts on our platform. Each bar covers a rate range — its height shows how many freelancers charge within that range.
Average rates for Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria
Rates are based on recent contracts and do not include FRATCH margin.
The average daily rate is the mean of all daily rates from recent contracts of comparable freelancers on our platform.
The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.
Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 27 Aug 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.
About the certification
What PMP Means
The Project Management Professional, better known as PMP, is the best-known certification from the Project Management Institute for leading projects in a disciplined way. It signals that a freelancer can plan work, manage change, and keep delivery under control when many tasks, teams, or vendors are involved.
Core Skills
A PMP holder is expected to work across classic and modern project settings.
- Define scope and deliverables clearly
- Build and track schedules and dependencies
- Manage risks, issues, and changes
- Coordinate stakeholders and communication
- Support delivery in predictive, agile, and hybrid projects
Typical Holders
Companies often look for PMP-certified freelancers when they need someone who has already led complex initiatives in IT, transformation, operations, engineering, or business change. In Austria, this profile is useful when teams are mixed across local and international sites and need someone who can bring order, reporting, and steady delivery.
Where It Adds Value
The certification matters most when the project has pressure, many decision makers, or strict deadlines. It is a strong signal for program support, project lead roles, recovery work, rollout coordination, and vendor-heavy assignments where clear governance is important.
- Large internal change programs
- Cross-functional implementations
- Customer-facing delivery work
- Projects with several teams or suppliers
What Companies Can Expect
A freelancer with PMP usually brings a shared project language, structured planning, and a focus on accountability. That does not replace industry knowledge, but it helps reduce confusion and keeps execution visible. For Austrian employers, it is also a practical sign that the person can work well in English and adapt to local ways of collaboration.
Preparation and Renewal
To earn PMP, candidates usually need formal project experience and preparation that covers PMI’s way of thinking about projects, people, process, and business context. The exam is known for practical scenario-based questions rather than simple definitions. PMP also requires ongoing professional development, so the credential stays tied to active practice and current project methods.
Frequently asked questions
The facts hiring teams ask for most often when it comes to Project Management Professional (PMP).
Project Management Professional (PMP) proves that the holder can lead projects in a structured, professional way. It shows knowledge of planning, execution, monitoring, risk handling, and stakeholder communication across different project styles. For companies, it is a strong signal that the freelancer can manage real delivery pressure, not just theory.
PMP is broader and more established than many entry-level certificates because it is aimed at experienced project leaders. It covers predictive, agile, and hybrid work, so it is useful in mixed project environments. If you need someone who can own delivery and coordination, PMP usually carries more weight than a basic project introduction certificate.
The PMP is best suited to people who already lead projects or take responsibility for major work packages. That includes project managers, program leads, PMO specialists, and senior consultants who coordinate teams, vendors, or complex change. It is less about one narrow tool and more about consistent leadership across project situations.
Before pursuing Project Management Professional (PMP), a professional should already have hands-on project experience and be ready for a serious exam. Preparation usually means learning PMI terminology, scenario thinking, and how to choose the right response in realistic project situations. It is a good fit for people who want to formalize experience they already use in practice.
Yes, PMP can matter a lot in Austria when the work is cross-functional, international, or tightly governed. It is useful where teams need clear planning, disciplined reporting, and a common project language between local staff and remote partners. English is often enough for project work, but local context and communication style still help a lot.
A PMP holder is a strong choice for transformation work, software rollouts, process changes, infrastructure programs, and vendor-managed delivery. The certification is especially helpful when timing, scope, and stakeholder alignment are all difficult. It tells you the freelancer can keep structure even when the project is moving fast.
The PMP credential is not something you earn once and forget. Holders must keep developing their project management knowledge and renew the certification through ongoing professional development. That makes it a good sign that the freelancer stays connected to current PMI practice, not only past experience.
A Project Management Professional (PMP) badge tells you the freelancer understands formal project leadership, but it does not replace fit for your specific domain. You should still check sector experience, team size, delivery style, and comfort with your tools and governance. The best hire combines PMP structure with relevant project history.
The average hourly rate for freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria is 117 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 936 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria, 100% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 85% hold at least a Master's degree, and 8% hold a doctorate.
On average, freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria have 26 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 2.7 years.
The most common languages among freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria are German (100%), English (93%), and Spanish (36%).
The most common industries among freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria are Information Technology (86%), Manufacturing (71%), and Banking and Finance (64%).
The most common business areas among freelancers with Project Management Professional (PMP) in Austria are Information Technology (100%), Project Management (93%), and Operations (64%).
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