Data Delivery VP
Data Delivery VP / Insurance / Hybrid working / Permanent - up to £130,000 + bonus & benefits
Key role working for a well respected, global specialty insurer in the London Market. Reporting directly into to the Chief Information Officer and providing a service to the Head of Data, the Data Delivery Lead is responsible for the technology elements of data. Working with key stakeholders, this role will execute data delivery to support the organisation's objectives and provide robust, reliable & secure solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the Data Delivery function, maximising product value by delivering solutions that enable the data strategy
- Collaborate with business partners to prioritise delivery to support objectives and ensure solutions are secure, performant and reliable
- Deliver data projects on time, to specification, and within plan
- Lead and evolve delivery; ensure technology solutions support the organisation
- Negotiate, evaluate, and structure service level agreements internally and with vendors; ensure high standards are set and achieved
- Build and retain an outstanding technology team through talent acquisition, mentoring, training, and career growth/development opportunities.
- Manage the data delivery budget, including staffing, BAU operations, professional services, licensing and fees, and capital projects.
- Continuously and proactively engage with technology and business partners for transparency, collaboration, and optimal results; represent the Technology organisation through professionalism, dedication, expertise, and delivery.
- Advise leadership on emerging technologies, industry solutions, and digital trends; recommend solutions that best enable the business.
- Partner with technology leaders across the global organisation, including Security, Infrastructure, Architecture, and others to deliver on key initiatives.
- Define and uphold standards for BAU support to ensure seamless operation; develop and manage key performance indicators.
- Build close relationships with all levels of the organisation for open communication.