2 Technical Debt Jobs in Birmingham

Technical Delivery Manager - Remote role with 1 day per month in the office Embark on a transformative journey with an major tech player, they are now seeking a Technical Delivery Manager to lead crucial aspects of their internal IT projects. The chosen candidate will play a pivotal role … enhancing legacy systems within the Group IS, directly reporting to the Head of Project Delivery. This role involves upgrading systems and infrastructure to address technical debt, significantly impacting the technological landscape. Key Responsibilities: Business Case Development: Collaborate with project sponsors to develop robust business cases, detailing the technical … to identify and prioritize project risks and issues, ensuring proactive management. Stakeholder Engagement: Bridge the gap between Solution Architecture and business stakeholders, simplifying complex technical details into actionable insights. Ideal Candidate Profile: Experienced Project Manager/Delivery Manager , working within a complex, fast-paced matrix environment, driving technical more »

of the University's objectives, and helping everyone to understand the broader context within which we work. Your new role This is a critical technical lead role working closely with the Head of Architecture and with key stakeholders at various levels within ITS and the wider University to ensure … accordance with institutional strategies and available resources - they will also influence these to better match the ever changing internal and external environments. Responsible for Technical Leadership within the programme and projects to which assigned, collaborating with and influencing key stakeholders to ensure that architecture and design considerations are visible … attending Design Authority Board, (DAB), ensuring that designs are reviewed, and to contribute towards other designs at DAB. Responsible for driving the eradication of technical debt related to new designs, underpinning a risk-based approach to design reviews, and ensuring that perfect does not become the enemy of more »