Applications Lead
West Midlands, Birmingham
Applications Lead
West Midlands, Birmingham
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Start your job searchOur client is looking for a Applications Lead to join their team based in Birmingham.
We are looking for a experienced Applications Lead who will be responsible for the whole applications workstream as well as actively managing the scope, design, implementation and operation of online solutions for the functional areas within the workstream, which includes planning applications and systems supporting time operations.
Key responsibilities
- Identify. analyse, and document detailed requirements from key stakeholders
- Liaise with the appropriate stakeholders to determine the design , provision and operation of technical solutions to support each online solution or application
- Where required, conduct business analysis of processes and systems for the nominated solutions and systems
- Support procurement process
- Implement project meetings
- Manage and coordinate contractors , suppliers , and sponsors in the delivery of online services and other applications
- Planning, development and training of online services and other applications
- Provide user support throughout project impementation
- Implement and maintain projest management standards and principles
- Maintain project budgets within overall framework
- Mentor and support junior team members in developing their business analysis and project management skills
Knowledge and Experience
- Minimum 5 years industry experience and proven track record across online and cloud-based solutions
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