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Software Development Manager - Pioneering Tech Innovation I'm working with a market-leading manufacturer based in Ipswich seeking a Software Development Manager to drive their digital transformation journey. This is a brand-new position created to spearhead innovation across the business.

The Role Reporting to the Head of IT, you'll combine strategic leadership with hands-on development expertise to deliver cutting-edge digital solutions while building a high-performing team.

Key Responsibilities:
Lead the application support team, managing workloads and day-to-day operations
Contribute directly to development tasks, ensuring high-quality technical solutions
Implement and maintain robust development processes and secure lifecycles
Identify opportunities to enhance the digital portfolio through innovation
Oversee Power BI development and administration
Establish comprehensive data and reporting strategies
Develop clean, efficient, maintainable code
Introduce low/no-code solutions to optimize the Microsoft stack
Ensure seamless integration between digital platforms and core systemsWhat My Client Needs
Proven experience in UI design, secure applications, and database management
Understanding of complex RESTful web APIs
Leadership experience in digital development roles
In-depth knowledge of web technologies (HTML5, CSS, HTTP, JavaScript, PHP, .NET)
Extensive Microsoft Power Platform expertise (Apps, BI, Automate, Dataverse, Fabric)
Strong grasp of emerging technologies, AI, and machine learning
Familiarity with agile methodologies
Knowledge of CRM/ERP systems and Microsoft Azure/cloud technologies
Previous team management experience with mentoring abilitiesThe Ideal Candidate
Confident and engaging with a positive, proactive approach
Strong leadership skills with excellent communication abilities
Highly proactive with impressive problem-solving capabilities
Excellent time management and prioritization skills
Ability to navigate IT governance, controls and risk managementPackage Details
Competitive salary based on experience
Annual performance bonus
Comprehensive benefits including life assurance and healthcare
Excellent pension scheme
20 days annual leave (increasing to 25 after 1 year)
Extensive development and wellness programmesWorking Arrangements
Full-time, permanent position
Ipswich, Suffolk location with hybrid working options after probationIf you're a tech leader passionate about driving digital transformation in a collaborative, fast-paced environment, I'd love to discuss this opportunity with you

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