Salary £48,500 - £67,250 per annum, FTE Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Delivery Lead at dxw, you'll take day to day responsibility for leading client facing delivery teams and helping them do their best work. You'll combine strong delivery management with empathetic leadership, creating the conditions for multidisciplinary teams to deliver high quality, user centred digital services. You'll work closely with clients and dxw colleagues to form a single, collaborative team, keeping everyone aligned around clear outcomes, product vision and user needs. You'll support teams to work in agile ways, continuously improving how they operate and delivering at a sustainable pace. Delivery Leads at dxw usually report into a Delivery Principal and are a core part of our delivery community. We offer a broad salary range with this role to welcome candidates at different stages of senior experience. Your starting salary will reflect the depth of your delivery leadership, client management background, and hands on agile experience. Key responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary, agile teams to deliver digital projects and services for public and third sector clients. Take responsibility for the day to day delivery of one or two projects at a time, balancing scope, time, budget and quality. Keep teams focused on outcomes and value, ensuring work is driven by user needs and product vision. Facilitate regular team ceremonies, such as stand ups, planning sessions and retrospectives, to support effective delivery and continuous improvement. Agile ways of working Support teams to self organise and work at a sustainable pace. Apply a range of agile and lean tools and techniques pragmatically, adapting them to the context of each team and client. Help clients understand and adopt agile principles and practices within their own organisations. Encourage reflection and learning, using evidence from delivery to improve how teams work. Working with clients and stakeholders Build strong, trusted relationships with clients and act as a key point of contact on delivery. Manage client expectations and communicate progress, risks and issues clearly and transparently. Make timely, pragmatic decisions that balance the needs of the team, the project and the client. Contribute to sales bids and proposals, and help maintain long term client relationships. Contribution to dxw Work closely with Account Managers to escrow risks and issues where appropriate and align on delivery approach. Contribute to dxw's wider delivery practice, sharing learning and improving how we work. Take part in internal initiatives and projects, such as diversity and inclusion work, sustainability efforts or capability building. Expectations of the role This is a billable role, with most time (typically 4-5 days per week) spent on client facing delivery work. Projects will vary in size and complexity, often aligned to the phases in theGOV.UK Service Manual. You'll usually work on one or two projects at a time. You'll be expected to work flexibly and collaborate closely with colleagues and clients across the UK. About you You care about building public services that work well for the people who rely on them, and about creating supportive, high performing teams. You: Have experience leading or managing delivery in multidisciplinary digital teams. Are confident using a range of agile tools and techniques to keep work moving and teams healthy. Know how to bring together developers, designers, researchers and others to understand problems and deliver solutions. Use empathy and clear communication to get the best from people and help teams perform well. Can balance delivery, people and client needs without losing sight of outcomes and value. Enjoy working collaboratively with clients and colleagues. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
06/08/2026
Full time
Salary £48,500 - £67,250 per annum, FTE Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Delivery Lead at dxw, you'll take day to day responsibility for leading client facing delivery teams and helping them do their best work. You'll combine strong delivery management with empathetic leadership, creating the conditions for multidisciplinary teams to deliver high quality, user centred digital services. You'll work closely with clients and dxw colleagues to form a single, collaborative team, keeping everyone aligned around clear outcomes, product vision and user needs. You'll support teams to work in agile ways, continuously improving how they operate and delivering at a sustainable pace. Delivery Leads at dxw usually report into a Delivery Principal and are a core part of our delivery community. We offer a broad salary range with this role to welcome candidates at different stages of senior experience. Your starting salary will reflect the depth of your delivery leadership, client management background, and hands on agile experience. Key responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary, agile teams to deliver digital projects and services for public and third sector clients. Take responsibility for the day to day delivery of one or two projects at a time, balancing scope, time, budget and quality. Keep teams focused on outcomes and value, ensuring work is driven by user needs and product vision. Facilitate regular team ceremonies, such as stand ups, planning sessions and retrospectives, to support effective delivery and continuous improvement. Agile ways of working Support teams to self organise and work at a sustainable pace. Apply a range of agile and lean tools and techniques pragmatically, adapting them to the context of each team and client. Help clients understand and adopt agile principles and practices within their own organisations. Encourage reflection and learning, using evidence from delivery to improve how teams work. Working with clients and stakeholders Build strong, trusted relationships with clients and act as a key point of contact on delivery. Manage client expectations and communicate progress, risks and issues clearly and transparently. Make timely, pragmatic decisions that balance the needs of the team, the project and the client. Contribute to sales bids and proposals, and help maintain long term client relationships. Contribution to dxw Work closely with Account Managers to escrow risks and issues where appropriate and align on delivery approach. Contribute to dxw's wider delivery practice, sharing learning and improving how we work. Take part in internal initiatives and projects, such as diversity and inclusion work, sustainability efforts or capability building. Expectations of the role This is a billable role, with most time (typically 4-5 days per week) spent on client facing delivery work. Projects will vary in size and complexity, often aligned to the phases in theGOV.UK Service Manual. You'll usually work on one or two projects at a time. You'll be expected to work flexibly and collaborate closely with colleagues and clients across the UK. About you You care about building public services that work well for the people who rely on them, and about creating supportive, high performing teams. You: Have experience leading or managing delivery in multidisciplinary digital teams. Are confident using a range of agile tools and techniques to keep work moving and teams healthy. Know how to bring together developers, designers, researchers and others to understand problems and deliver solutions. Use empathy and clear communication to get the best from people and help teams perform well. Can balance delivery, people and client needs without losing sight of outcomes and value. Enjoy working collaboratively with clients and colleagues. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
Salary £48,500 - £67,250 per annum, FTE Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Delivery Lead at dxw, you'll take day to day responsibility for leading client facing delivery teams and helping them do their best work. You'll combine strong delivery management with empathetic leadership, creating the conditions for multidisciplinary teams to deliver high quality, user centred digital services. You'll work closely with clients and dxw colleagues to form a single, collaborative team, keeping everyone aligned around clear outcomes, product vision and user needs. You'll support teams to work in agile ways, continuously improving how they operate and delivering at a sustainable pace. Delivery Leads at dxw usually report into a Delivery Principal and are a core part of our delivery community. We offer a broad salary range with this role to welcome candidates at different stages of senior experience. Your starting salary will reflect the depth of your delivery leadership, client management background, and hands on agile experience. Key responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary, agile teams to deliver digital projects and services for public and third sector clients. Take responsibility for the day to day delivery of one or two projects at a time, balancing scope, time, budget and quality. Keep teams focused on outcomes and value, ensuring work is driven by user needs and product vision. Facilitate regular team ceremonies, such as stand ups, planning sessions and retrospectives, to support effective delivery and continuous improvement. Agile ways of working Support teams to self organise and work at a sustainable pace. Apply a range of agile and lean tools and techniques pragmatically, adapting them to the context of each team and client. Help clients understand and adopt agile principles and practices within their own organisations. Encourage reflection and learning, using evidence from delivery to improve how teams work. Working with clients and stakeholders Build strong, trusted relationships with clients and act as a key point of contact on delivery. Manage client expectations and communicate progress, risks and issues clearly and transparently. Make timely, pragmatic decisions that balance the needs of the team, the project and the client. Contribute to sales bids and proposals, and help maintain long term client relationships. Contribution to dxw Work closely with Account Managers to escrow risks and issues where appropriate and align on delivery approach. Contribute to dxw's wider delivery practice, sharing learning and improving how we work. Take part in internal initiatives and projects, such as diversity and inclusion work, sustainability efforts or capability building. Expectations of the role This is a billable role, with most time (typically 4-5 days per week) spent on client facing delivery work. Projects will vary in size and complexity, often aligned to the phases in theGOV.UK Service Manual. You'll usually work on one or two projects at a time. You'll be expected to work flexibly and collaborate closely with colleagues and clients across the UK. About you You care about building public services that work well for the people who rely on them, and about creating supportive, high performing teams. You: Have experience leading or managing delivery in multidisciplinary digital teams. Are confident using a range of agile tools and techniques to keep work moving and teams healthy. Know how to bring together developers, designers, researchers and others to understand problems and deliver solutions. Use empathy and clear communication to get the best from people and help teams perform well. Can balance delivery, people and client needs without losing sight of outcomes and value. Enjoy working collaboratively with clients and colleagues. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
06/08/2026
Full time
Salary £48,500 - £67,250 per annum, FTE Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Delivery Lead at dxw, you'll take day to day responsibility for leading client facing delivery teams and helping them do their best work. You'll combine strong delivery management with empathetic leadership, creating the conditions for multidisciplinary teams to deliver high quality, user centred digital services. You'll work closely with clients and dxw colleagues to form a single, collaborative team, keeping everyone aligned around clear outcomes, product vision and user needs. You'll support teams to work in agile ways, continuously improving how they operate and delivering at a sustainable pace. Delivery Leads at dxw usually report into a Delivery Principal and are a core part of our delivery community. We offer a broad salary range with this role to welcome candidates at different stages of senior experience. Your starting salary will reflect the depth of your delivery leadership, client management background, and hands on agile experience. Key responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary, agile teams to deliver digital projects and services for public and third sector clients. Take responsibility for the day to day delivery of one or two projects at a time, balancing scope, time, budget and quality. Keep teams focused on outcomes and value, ensuring work is driven by user needs and product vision. Facilitate regular team ceremonies, such as stand ups, planning sessions and retrospectives, to support effective delivery and continuous improvement. Agile ways of working Support teams to self organise and work at a sustainable pace. Apply a range of agile and lean tools and techniques pragmatically, adapting them to the context of each team and client. Help clients understand and adopt agile principles and practices within their own organisations. Encourage reflection and learning, using evidence from delivery to improve how teams work. Working with clients and stakeholders Build strong, trusted relationships with clients and act as a key point of contact on delivery. Manage client expectations and communicate progress, risks and issues clearly and transparently. Make timely, pragmatic decisions that balance the needs of the team, the project and the client. Contribute to sales bids and proposals, and help maintain long term client relationships. Contribution to dxw Work closely with Account Managers to escrow risks and issues where appropriate and align on delivery approach. Contribute to dxw's wider delivery practice, sharing learning and improving how we work. Take part in internal initiatives and projects, such as diversity and inclusion work, sustainability efforts or capability building. Expectations of the role This is a billable role, with most time (typically 4-5 days per week) spent on client facing delivery work. Projects will vary in size and complexity, often aligned to the phases in theGOV.UK Service Manual. You'll usually work on one or two projects at a time. You'll be expected to work flexibly and collaborate closely with colleagues and clients across the UK. About you You care about building public services that work well for the people who rely on them, and about creating supportive, high performing teams. You: Have experience leading or managing delivery in multidisciplinary digital teams. Are confident using a range of agile tools and techniques to keep work moving and teams healthy. Know how to bring together developers, designers, researchers and others to understand problems and deliver solutions. Use empathy and clear communication to get the best from people and help teams perform well. Can balance delivery, people and client needs without losing sight of outcomes and value. Enjoy working collaboratively with clients and colleagues. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
Salary £75,000-£85,000 per annum (FTE) Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Lead Technologist at dxw, you'll provide technical leadership across teams delivering digital services for the public good. You'll help shape how services are designed, built and run, ensuring they are reliable, maintainable and aligned with user needs. This is a senior technical role that combines hands-on delivery, technical leadership and people support. You'll typically work across three areas: - Leading development - working within a delivery team, often as the technical lead - Technical architecture - supporting multiple teams to design systems and make good technical decisions - Engineering management - supporting people, contributing to team development and shaping how we work You won't be expected to specialise equally in all three. We'll shape the role around your strengths, while ensuring these capabilities are covered across the wider team. You'll work closely with designers, product managers, delivery leads and clients to bring together technical and non-technical perspectives and support good decision-making. Key responsibilities Take a leading technical role within multidisciplinary delivery teams. Set direction for how services are built, ensuring alignment with technical principles. Contribute hands-on where needed, including coding, reviewing and problem solving. Support teams to deliver high-quality, maintainable software. Technical architecture Support the design of systems across one or more projects. Review technical designs and help teams understand trade-offs. Help teams choose appropriate technologies for the problem at hand Identify risks, constraints and dependencies early. Engineering management and people support Line manage and support engineers (in most cases), helping them develop their skills and confidence. Provide coaching, feedback and day-to-day support. Contribute to hiring and onboarding. Help create a supportive, inclusive team environment. Collaboration and communication Work closely with clients and stakeholders to explain technical decisions clearly. Build shared understanding between technical and non-technical colleagues. Support teams to work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary ways. Help teams navigate ambiguity and unblock delivery. Contributing to practice Contribute to dxw's technology practices, tools and standards. Share knowledge and learning across teams. Support continuous improvement in how we design and build digital services. Contribute to proposals and early shaping of new work where needed. Emerging technology and AI Support teams to explore and apply emerging technologies, including AI, where appropriate. Ensure AI and data-driven approaches are used responsibly, ethically and pragmatically. Identify opportunities to improve services or delivery through new technologies. Help build shared understanding of AI capabilities and limitations across dxw. About you You're an experienced technologist who enjoys working across delivery, architecture and team support in complex environments. You: Have strong experience building and delivering production software. Have taken on technical leadership responsibilities within teams. Are comfortable working hands-on as well as contributing to architectural decisions. Understand how to design and build services that are reliable, secure and maintainable. Work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary teams. Communicate technical concepts clearly to a range of audiences. Support others through collaboration, coaching and shared problem-solving. Are comfortable working in complex, evolving environments. Experience with technologies such as .NET, Kotlin, Python or similar is helpful but not essential. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
06/08/2026
Full time
Salary £75,000-£85,000 per annum (FTE) Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Lead Technologist at dxw, you'll provide technical leadership across teams delivering digital services for the public good. You'll help shape how services are designed, built and run, ensuring they are reliable, maintainable and aligned with user needs. This is a senior technical role that combines hands-on delivery, technical leadership and people support. You'll typically work across three areas: - Leading development - working within a delivery team, often as the technical lead - Technical architecture - supporting multiple teams to design systems and make good technical decisions - Engineering management - supporting people, contributing to team development and shaping how we work You won't be expected to specialise equally in all three. We'll shape the role around your strengths, while ensuring these capabilities are covered across the wider team. You'll work closely with designers, product managers, delivery leads and clients to bring together technical and non-technical perspectives and support good decision-making. Key responsibilities Take a leading technical role within multidisciplinary delivery teams. Set direction for how services are built, ensuring alignment with technical principles. Contribute hands-on where needed, including coding, reviewing and problem solving. Support teams to deliver high-quality, maintainable software. Technical architecture Support the design of systems across one or more projects. Review technical designs and help teams understand trade-offs. Help teams choose appropriate technologies for the problem at hand Identify risks, constraints and dependencies early. Engineering management and people support Line manage and support engineers (in most cases), helping them develop their skills and confidence. Provide coaching, feedback and day-to-day support. Contribute to hiring and onboarding. Help create a supportive, inclusive team environment. Collaboration and communication Work closely with clients and stakeholders to explain technical decisions clearly. Build shared understanding between technical and non-technical colleagues. Support teams to work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary ways. Help teams navigate ambiguity and unblock delivery. Contributing to practice Contribute to dxw's technology practices, tools and standards. Share knowledge and learning across teams. Support continuous improvement in how we design and build digital services. Contribute to proposals and early shaping of new work where needed. Emerging technology and AI Support teams to explore and apply emerging technologies, including AI, where appropriate. Ensure AI and data-driven approaches are used responsibly, ethically and pragmatically. Identify opportunities to improve services or delivery through new technologies. Help build shared understanding of AI capabilities and limitations across dxw. About you You're an experienced technologist who enjoys working across delivery, architecture and team support in complex environments. You: Have strong experience building and delivering production software. Have taken on technical leadership responsibilities within teams. Are comfortable working hands-on as well as contributing to architectural decisions. Understand how to design and build services that are reliable, secure and maintainable. Work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary teams. Communicate technical concepts clearly to a range of audiences. Support others through collaboration, coaching and shared problem-solving. Are comfortable working in complex, evolving environments. Experience with technologies such as .NET, Kotlin, Python or similar is helpful but not essential. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
Salary £75,000-£85,000 per annum (FTE) Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Lead Technologist at dxw, you'll provide technical leadership across teams delivering digital services for the public good. You'll help shape how services are designed, built and run, ensuring they are reliable, maintainable and aligned with user needs. This is a senior technical role that combines hands-on delivery, technical leadership and people support. You'll typically work across three areas: - Leading development - working within a delivery team, often as the technical lead - Technical architecture - supporting multiple teams to design systems and make good technical decisions - Engineering management - supporting people, contributing to team development and shaping how we work You won't be expected to specialise equally in all three. We'll shape the role around your strengths, while ensuring these capabilities are covered across the wider team. You'll work closely with designers, product managers, delivery leads and clients to bring together technical and non-technical perspectives and support good decision-making. Key responsibilities Take a leading technical role within multidisciplinary delivery teams. Set direction for how services are built, ensuring alignment with technical principles. Contribute hands-on where needed, including coding, reviewing and problem solving. Support teams to deliver high-quality, maintainable software. Technical architecture Support the design of systems across one or more projects. Review technical designs and help teams understand trade-offs. Help teams choose appropriate technologies for the problem at hand Identify risks, constraints and dependencies early. Engineering management and people support Line manage and support engineers (in most cases), helping them develop their skills and confidence. Provide coaching, feedback and day-to-day support. Contribute to hiring and onboarding. Help create a supportive, inclusive team environment. Collaboration and communication Work closely with clients and stakeholders to explain technical decisions clearly. Build shared understanding between technical and non-technical colleagues. Support teams to work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary ways. Help teams navigate ambiguity and unblock delivery. Contributing to practice Contribute to dxw's technology practices, tools and standards. Share knowledge and learning across teams. Support continuous improvement in how we design and build digital services. Contribute to proposals and early shaping of new work where needed. Emerging technology and AI Support teams to explore and apply emerging technologies, including AI, where appropriate. Ensure AI and data-driven approaches are used responsibly, ethically and pragmatically. Identify opportunities to improve services or delivery through new technologies. Help build shared understanding of AI capabilities and limitations across dxw. About you You're an experienced technologist who enjoys working across delivery, architecture and team support in complex environments. You: Have strong experience building and delivering production software. Have taken on technical leadership responsibilities within teams. Are comfortable working hands-on as well as contributing to architectural decisions. Understand how to design and build services that are reliable, secure and maintainable. Work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary teams. Communicate technical concepts clearly to a range of audiences. Support others through collaboration, coaching and shared problem-solving. Are comfortable working in complex, evolving environments. Experience with technologies such as .NET, Kotlin, Python or similar is helpful but not essential. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.
06/08/2026
Full time
Salary £75,000-£85,000 per annum (FTE) Contract Full-time, permanent, with flexible working options available. Location UK, remote or hybrid in London or Leeds if desired, with potential for some national travel at times Application deadline 24/08/2026 Benefits include Interest-free season ticket loans, electric vehicle and cycle to work schemes Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave depending on your situation Pension with up to 5% matching contribution from dxw Flexible working to support your wellbeing and personal commitments Macbook and home office setup budget About the role As a Lead Technologist at dxw, you'll provide technical leadership across teams delivering digital services for the public good. You'll help shape how services are designed, built and run, ensuring they are reliable, maintainable and aligned with user needs. This is a senior technical role that combines hands-on delivery, technical leadership and people support. You'll typically work across three areas: - Leading development - working within a delivery team, often as the technical lead - Technical architecture - supporting multiple teams to design systems and make good technical decisions - Engineering management - supporting people, contributing to team development and shaping how we work You won't be expected to specialise equally in all three. We'll shape the role around your strengths, while ensuring these capabilities are covered across the wider team. You'll work closely with designers, product managers, delivery leads and clients to bring together technical and non-technical perspectives and support good decision-making. Key responsibilities Take a leading technical role within multidisciplinary delivery teams. Set direction for how services are built, ensuring alignment with technical principles. Contribute hands-on where needed, including coding, reviewing and problem solving. Support teams to deliver high-quality, maintainable software. Technical architecture Support the design of systems across one or more projects. Review technical designs and help teams understand trade-offs. Help teams choose appropriate technologies for the problem at hand Identify risks, constraints and dependencies early. Engineering management and people support Line manage and support engineers (in most cases), helping them develop their skills and confidence. Provide coaching, feedback and day-to-day support. Contribute to hiring and onboarding. Help create a supportive, inclusive team environment. Collaboration and communication Work closely with clients and stakeholders to explain technical decisions clearly. Build shared understanding between technical and non-technical colleagues. Support teams to work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary ways. Help teams navigate ambiguity and unblock delivery. Contributing to practice Contribute to dxw's technology practices, tools and standards. Share knowledge and learning across teams. Support continuous improvement in how we design and build digital services. Contribute to proposals and early shaping of new work where needed. Emerging technology and AI Support teams to explore and apply emerging technologies, including AI, where appropriate. Ensure AI and data-driven approaches are used responsibly, ethically and pragmatically. Identify opportunities to improve services or delivery through new technologies. Help build shared understanding of AI capabilities and limitations across dxw. About you You're an experienced technologist who enjoys working across delivery, architecture and team support in complex environments. You: Have strong experience building and delivering production software. Have taken on technical leadership responsibilities within teams. Are comfortable working hands-on as well as contributing to architectural decisions. Understand how to design and build services that are reliable, secure and maintainable. Work effectively in agile, multidisciplinary teams. Communicate technical concepts clearly to a range of audiences. Support others through collaboration, coaching and shared problem-solving. Are comfortable working in complex, evolving environments. Experience with technologies such as .NET, Kotlin, Python or similar is helpful but not essential. We work with organisations in the public, non-profit and private sectors that provide digital public services across the UK. Something we call the digital public realm. We take ideas and problems and turn them into live services that work. With a track record of designing, building and supporting vital services that fit seamlessly into users' lives.