2 of 2 Service Delivery Consultant Jobs in the UK

The Client Service Delivery function is dedicated to providing a white glove experience for the organisation's top 30 clients, as well as clients requiring short term, or at times longer term, high levels of personalised support. This involves developing and maintaining deep, personalised relationships with each client … By tailoring services to meet these specific requirements, the team ensures that clients receive a highly customised and exceptional level of service. The Client Service Delivery Consultant is entrusted with the oversight and management of ongoing service delivery to clients, ensuring exceptional client satisfaction and … role is critical to the organisation's success, as it directly impacts client retention, satisfaction and overall business growth. Demonstrating extensive experience in client service delivery, the Client Service Delivery Consultant will excel at providing exceptional client experiences to complement our market-leading products. Additionally More ❯

Job Title: Security Services Delivery Consultant Location: Remote (UK only) Salary: Up to £80,000 (depending on experience) Type: Full-time, Permanent Reporting Line: Chief Operating Officer Certification Requirement: CISM or CISSP (Essential) 🛡 About the Organisation We’re working with a growing UK-based cyber consultancy that partners … trust, with a strong emphasis on flat structure, autonomy, and shared success. 🎯 Role Overview This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with solid security delivery experience who understands how to embed security services into real-world operations. You’ll be responsible for overseeing the delivery and integration of … vulnerability scanning — into enterprise platforms and workflows. You’ll work cross-functionally to align technical services with business and risk priorities, helping to unblock delivery issues, track service performance, and ensure the organisation’s security posture continues to evolve and mature. 🔍 Key Responsibilities Serve as the point of More ❯