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IT Systems Design Manager

Kings Hill
4 months ago
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Our client, a leading business in the financial Services industry is seeking an IT Systems Design Manager to join their technical team on a full-time, permanent basis.
Due to an exciting period of growth our client is looking to add an IT Systems Design Manager to the team, where you will be responsible for leading the IT Change department, leading a team of Business and Test Analysts.
The ideal candidate will have previous experience of the development lifecycle process analysis, and will be responsible for ensuring that the bespoke systems aligns correctly to the requirements of the business.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Input and responsibility for the system roadmap, ensuring timely updates and improvements
  • Responsibility for all projects, ensuring they are aligned with the company’s strategic goals
  • Oversee the design, testing and implementation of projects
  • Management of the IT Change Process
  • Manage and mentor a team of Business and Test Analysts
  • Creation of documents such as Project Roadmaps, Project Plans, Technical Design Documents, User Case Diagrams etc
    Key Experience:
  • Previous experience in managing / leading a team
  • Excellent analysis skills and logical approach to problemsaving
  • Ability to change with the needs of the business
  • Understanding of testing and implementation projects
  • Any knowledge of Azure DevOps or ClickUps would be advantageous, although not essential
  • Understanding of C# would be beneficial
  • Understanding of Agile / Waterfall methodologies
  • Experience in SQL would be beneficial
    This is a fantastic opportunity for an IT Systems Design Manager to join a thriving business who are leaders within their field.
    You will be joining a busy and knowledgeable department within the business whilst playing a huge part in the direction and strategy of the business.
    CVs are being reviewed, so please apply now for immediate consideration

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