Triumph Consultants Ltd

Role: IT Service Manager Ref: 8496 Pay Rate: Competitive Attractive PAYE day rate, with flexible holiday pay IR35: In scope Hours: 37 hours per week Length of Contract: 6 months Location: Aberdeen Working Arrangements: 3 days on site per week Security Clearance: BPSS IT Service Manager Triumph Consultants are recruiting for an experienced IT Service Manager to support a high-profile client. This is a hands-on role within a small organisation, responsible for establishing and managing a centralised digital and IT demand management function. You will create a single point of entry for all IT and digital requests, ensuring demand is captured, assessed, prioritised and directed appropriately. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive IT Service Manager to establish a vital function, bring structure to digital demand and make an immediate impact. Key Responsibilities: Establish and manage a centralised IT and digital demand management process. Triage incoming requests, resolving issues directly or coordinating with suppliers and service providers. Manage the commissioning of work, from initial business requirements and funding through to approval, delivery and service acceptance. Ensure appropriate investment approvals and governance requirements are met. Maintain demand records, monitor capacity and provide clear reporting to support prioritisation and forward planning. Engage senior stakeholders to assess competing demands and agree priorities. Produce digital portfolio progress reports for senior leadership and governance committees. Develop documented processes, templates and guidance to ensure a sustainable handover to the permanent function. Essential Requirements: Proven experience in IT demand management, service desk management or business relationship management. Experience commissioning services through shared services, managed service providers or internal suppliers. Understanding of investment approvals, IT governance and assurance processes. Strong stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to influence senior decision-makers and manage competing priorities. A proactive, hands-on approach, with the ability to establish processes and manage their day-to-day delivery. Experience developing documented, repeatable processes and managing effective handovers. Desirable: Experience working within a new, growing or transitioning organisation. Public sector experience and knowledge of government digital and IT governance. ITIL or equivalent service management knowledge.

Role: Information Security Adviser Ref: 8493 Pay Rate: Competitive day rate PAYE, with flexible holiday pay IR35: In scope Hours: 37 hours per week Length of Contract: 12 months Location: Salisbury Working Arrangements: 4 days on site per week Security Clearance: Active DV - please only apply if your DV is active and currently in use, candidates without the required clearance will not be considered Minimum requirement: This role will provide support to the CISO largely working to the Deputy CISO. Duties will include leading network and application testing and subsequent remediation activity working with our client's IT suppliers and assurance leads. Supporting policy/process generation and review. Provision of cyber security advice and best practice to the wider security community. Support to security practitioners within the Operations area, interpreting CISO strategic direction and intents into pragmatic risk balanced decisions. Advising on Cyber Risk Assessments and Cyber Improvement Plans. Essential: The successful applicant will have a knowledge and experience of multi-site IP based networks, their operation, protection and monitoring. Experience of securing public cloud infrastructure and/or operational technology. An ability to communicate complex ideas succinctly and clearly in writing and verbally. Experience in making sound decisions based on business risk. Exposure to operating in a secure/defence environment. Experience in Cyber Risk Assessments and Cyber Improvement Plans.

Role: Scientific Software Engineer Ref: (8441) Pay Rate: Competitive Market day PAYE rate, with flexible holiday pay IR35: In scope Hours: 37 hours per week Length of Contract: 12 months Location: Exeter Working Arrangements: 2-3 days on site per month Security Clearance: Active SC Scientific Software Engineer We are seeking an experienced Scientific Software Engineer to develop and maintain specialist software supporting next-generation weather and climate modelling systems. You will work closely with scientific and technical teams to develop software solutions, connect large-scale data across critical systems, and support the transition from Legacy models to new technologies. Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, maintain and support specialist scientific software applications. Write and maintain code to support scientific programmes and data workflows. Work with developers and scientific colleagues to understand requirements and deliver effective solutions. Support data integration, format translation and connectivity between systems. Maintain technical documentation and ensure software quality through robust testing and best practice. Share technical knowledge and contribute to continuous improvement. Essential Skills & Experience: Strong Python programming skills. Experience with GIS. Good working knowledge of Linux environments. Fortran experience. Strong software engineering, quality assurance and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and stakeholder collaboration skills. Experience working with scientific software, large-scale data and complex modelling systems would be highly advantageous.