Contract -Service Transition Analyst - Outside IR35

Contract -Service Transition Analyst - Outside IR35 - Hybrid working

Overview

One of our key clients are looking for an experienced Service Transition Analyst to ensure the new and changed IT services are transitioned into live operation with minimal risk and disruption.

This role will focus on applications and infrastructure readiness, including requirement gathering, patch management, compliance, and operational handover.

Key information

Role: Service Transition Analyst - Applications & Infrastructure

Location: Newcastle

Rate: Outside IR35

Day rate: £400 - £425

Contract Length: 6 months

Start Date: 12th January

Working Arrangements: Hybrid (onsite working required 2 days per week)

Skills & experience needed

• Multiple years of experience and understanding of ITIL Service Transition principles (Essential)
• Experience in application and infrastructure deployment projects (Essential)
• Knowledge of patch management processes and tools (Essential)
• Ability to gather and document technical and operational requirements
• Excellent stakeholder communication and coordination skills
  
  Desirable:
• Familiarity with on-prem infrastructure
• Awareness of Operational Technology
• Experience with automation tools for patching/deployment
• Knowledge of security compliance standards
  
  Qualifications:
• ITIL Foundation (essential)

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