Technical IT Manager / IT Development Manager
Hertfordshire, Hitchin
Technical IT Manager / IT Development Manager
Hertfordshire, Hitchin
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Start your job searchOutstanding Opportunity - Leading Financial Services company wants an accomplished hands-on Technical IT Manager / IT Development Manager / Applications Manager. This is a great opportunity as the company is undertaking significant business transformation & business change (business, systems, process, people change). It is essential have both hands on technical ability whilst also being business focused. You will support the IT Director, taking on technical aspects of the role, with responsibility for applications, development, business analysis & testing, you will have significant influence in shaping the environment going forward
Expertise & Responsibilities
-) Significant experience as hand-on Technical IT Manager, DevOps Manager, IT Development Manager, Applications Manager, Service Delivery Manager, IT Operations Manager or similar
-) Expected you will have 5+yrs hands-on leadership experience with 3+yrs in Financial Services or Insurance
-) Experienced in IT led business transformation with ability to articulate the vision, you must be delivery-focused
-) With responsibility for applications, development, business analysis & testing it is Essential to be business focused, as you will lead the applications, development, architecture & infrastructure landscape through business change, with responsibility for applications, development, business analysis & testing
-) Financial Services or Insurance is essential, as understanding of end to end insurance processes is expected
-) This is a hands-on leadership position within a small close-knit team & you will be expected to get involved & lead from the front, with ability to guide team members & give autonomy
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