Programme Manager

Socium Recruitment
Manchester
2 months ago
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Passion for Process?

Mange Multiple Work Streams?

Like to get stuff done?


Our dynamic SaaS company, headquartered in Manchester, is embarking on an exciting journey. We’re focusing on enhancing legacy code, building greenfield tools, and migrating data from on-premises to Azure using machine learning techniques.


Why You’ll Love It Here:


  • Innovative Environment:Imagine leading the enhancement of legacy code, building greenfield tools, and migrating data from on-premises to Azure using cutting-edge machine learning techniques. You’ll be at the forefront of this exciting journey.
  • Remote Work:Based in Manchester, we offer remote work options. No need to relocate; just bring your passion and expertise.
  • Programme Manager Role:Join us as a Programme Manager. Your expertise will be pivotal in driving our success.


What you will be doing:


  • Multiple Project Management:Oversee and manage multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely delivery and alignment with business goals.
  • Improving and Owning Delivery Processes:Continuously enhance and take ownership of delivery processes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Enabling Business Change:Facilitate and drive business change initiatives, ensuring smooth transitions and successful outcomes.
  • Product Environment Experience:Leverage your experience in a product environment to guide and influence project direction.
  • Conduit Between Business and Technical Teams:Act as the bridge between business and technical teams, ensuring clear communication and understanding.
  • Stakeholder Management:Manage and engage stakeholders effectively, keeping them informed and accountable.
  • Autonomy & Growth:Think independently, own challenges, and collaborate when needed. We’re all about personal and professional growth.

What We’re Looking For:


  • Experience:in the areas above, don’t worry don’t need to be an expert in all
  • Curiosity:You don’t need to be an expert in every area, but a hunger to learn and investigate is essential.
  • Progressive Mindset:Our teams have thrived over the past 18 months. We invest in training and support to align with your career goals.
  • Problem-Solvers:We value autonomy. If you hit a roadblock, ask for help—we’re a team!


Perks & Compensation:


  • Competitive Salary:Up to £80k.
  • Comprehensive Benefits:Pension, Medical, Life Assurance, and more

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