Part of the Handl Group of Companies, MLA is a recognised Tier 1 MedCo accredited provider, with over 30 years' experience delivering expert reporting services that set the standard across the legal and insurance sectors. Year on year, we deliver quality, efficiency, and value for money across a broad range of claim types, including RTA, Industrial Disease, Military Claims, and Housing Conditions Claims. Our reputation is built on operational excellence, compliance, and trusted relationships with law firms, claims organisations, insurers, and expert witnesses nationwide. We continue to grow by doing things the right way, the MLA way, combining strong governance with practical delivery and a collaborative culture. The opportunity We are seeking an experienced General Manager to join the senior leadership team at an important stage in the company's continued development. The General Manager (GM) is a senior executive reporting to the Managing Director (MD), responsible for leading the day-to-day performance of the business and ensuring strategic objectives are translated into effective operational and digital delivery. The GM acts as a critical link between the Managing Director, directors, senior management, and operational teams, providing clarity of direction, pace of delivery, and consistent performance across the organisation. This position will suit a commercially minded, delivery-focused leader who enjoys working across departments, leading complex initiatives, and turning strategy into measurable results. Key responsibilities Act as a senior executive reporting to the Managing Director (MD) to lead the execution of company strategy and business priorities. Provide line management of the Operations Director, Commercial Director and other departmental heads across Operations, Commercial, IT Account Management and Marketing. Provide strategic oversight, direction and alignment across the business, working in close partnership with the Finance function. Translate company strategy into clear, deliverable plans with measurable outcomes. Take ownership of cross-department initiatives and projects, ensuring alignment, pace and delivery of results. Lead projects and programmes that flow across the business, breaking down silos and driving collaboration. Make and own decisions required to progress business objectives, escalating to the MD where appropriate. Deliver clear, accurate and timely reporting, insight and recommendations on performance, risks and opportunities to the MD. Work in close partnership with the Head of IT & Projects to deliver the company's IT and Digital Transformation strategy. Support the delivery of the digital roadmap, translating business and operational needs into practical, high-value digital solutions. Champion automation, system optimisation and data-driven decision-making across the organisation. Act as executive sponsor for major IT and digital projects, ensuring delivery on time, within budget and aligned to business objectives. Ensure digital investment delivers measurable operational improvement and commercial return. Operational Leadership & Delivery Collaborate closely with the Operations Director to provide strategic leadership and oversight of the operations and supply chain functions. Drive service excellence, efficiency, productivity and product quality to achieve market-leading customer outcomes. Support, align and challenge operational leadership teams to ensure consistent execution and high performance. Drive continuous improvement across operational efficiency, service delivery and process effectiveness. Ensure operational plans are fully aligned to strategic, digital and commercial priorities. Work in close partnership with the Commercial Director to provide strategic leadership and line management oversight of the sales function. Support, align and challenge sales leadership to ensure clear commercial focus, disciplined execution and high performance. Ensure sales strategy, targets and activity are fully aligned with wider business objectives, client needs and long-term commercial priorities. Provide oversight and direction on pricing, pipeline management and performance. Provide strategic oversight of the marketing function, ensuring brand, demand generation and communications activity are aligned to commercial objectives. Lead, develop and support senior managers and functional leaders. Set clear objectives, performance measures and expectations across leadership teams. Build and maintain a high-performing, engaged management team aligned to company values and goals. Encourage a collaborative culture focused on ownership, delivery and results. Ensure the business operates in full compliance with company policies, regulatory requirements and best practice governance standards. Oversee operational, technology and delivery risk, ensuring appropriate controls and mitigations are in place. Ensure IT systems, data security and digital solutions meet required governance, security and compliance standards. Act as a senior escalation point for issues that could impact performance, reputation or regulatory standing. Skills & experience Proven experience in a senior general management, operational leadership or executive role. Strong track record of delivering business performance, operational improvement and profitability. Experience leading cross-department initiatives and large-scale change programmes. Experience leading or sponsoring digital transformation and IT enabled change. Commercially astute with strong financial and analytical capability. Experience operating within regulated and compliance led environments. Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills. Experience within the legal or professional services sector is preferred and strongly advantageous. Experience operating as a senior deputy or strategic partner to a Managing Director. Background in regulated industries or complex operational environments. Experience managing third party suppliers and technology partners. Performance bonus: Up to 20%, linked to agreed KPIs Pension: 5% employer contribution / company pension scheme Hours: Full time Holiday: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Location: Modern Liverpool City Centre offices Opportunity: Senior leadership role with genuine influence in a growing, well established business
07/06/2026
Full time
Part of the Handl Group of Companies, MLA is a recognised Tier 1 MedCo accredited provider, with over 30 years' experience delivering expert reporting services that set the standard across the legal and insurance sectors. Year on year, we deliver quality, efficiency, and value for money across a broad range of claim types, including RTA, Industrial Disease, Military Claims, and Housing Conditions Claims. Our reputation is built on operational excellence, compliance, and trusted relationships with law firms, claims organisations, insurers, and expert witnesses nationwide. We continue to grow by doing things the right way, the MLA way, combining strong governance with practical delivery and a collaborative culture. The opportunity We are seeking an experienced General Manager to join the senior leadership team at an important stage in the company's continued development. The General Manager (GM) is a senior executive reporting to the Managing Director (MD), responsible for leading the day-to-day performance of the business and ensuring strategic objectives are translated into effective operational and digital delivery. The GM acts as a critical link between the Managing Director, directors, senior management, and operational teams, providing clarity of direction, pace of delivery, and consistent performance across the organisation. This position will suit a commercially minded, delivery-focused leader who enjoys working across departments, leading complex initiatives, and turning strategy into measurable results. Key responsibilities Act as a senior executive reporting to the Managing Director (MD) to lead the execution of company strategy and business priorities. Provide line management of the Operations Director, Commercial Director and other departmental heads across Operations, Commercial, IT Account Management and Marketing. Provide strategic oversight, direction and alignment across the business, working in close partnership with the Finance function. Translate company strategy into clear, deliverable plans with measurable outcomes. Take ownership of cross-department initiatives and projects, ensuring alignment, pace and delivery of results. Lead projects and programmes that flow across the business, breaking down silos and driving collaboration. Make and own decisions required to progress business objectives, escalating to the MD where appropriate. Deliver clear, accurate and timely reporting, insight and recommendations on performance, risks and opportunities to the MD. Work in close partnership with the Head of IT & Projects to deliver the company's IT and Digital Transformation strategy. Support the delivery of the digital roadmap, translating business and operational needs into practical, high-value digital solutions. Champion automation, system optimisation and data-driven decision-making across the organisation. Act as executive sponsor for major IT and digital projects, ensuring delivery on time, within budget and aligned to business objectives. Ensure digital investment delivers measurable operational improvement and commercial return. Operational Leadership & Delivery Collaborate closely with the Operations Director to provide strategic leadership and oversight of the operations and supply chain functions. Drive service excellence, efficiency, productivity and product quality to achieve market-leading customer outcomes. Support, align and challenge operational leadership teams to ensure consistent execution and high performance. Drive continuous improvement across operational efficiency, service delivery and process effectiveness. Ensure operational plans are fully aligned to strategic, digital and commercial priorities. Work in close partnership with the Commercial Director to provide strategic leadership and line management oversight of the sales function. Support, align and challenge sales leadership to ensure clear commercial focus, disciplined execution and high performance. Ensure sales strategy, targets and activity are fully aligned with wider business objectives, client needs and long-term commercial priorities. Provide oversight and direction on pricing, pipeline management and performance. Provide strategic oversight of the marketing function, ensuring brand, demand generation and communications activity are aligned to commercial objectives. Lead, develop and support senior managers and functional leaders. Set clear objectives, performance measures and expectations across leadership teams. Build and maintain a high-performing, engaged management team aligned to company values and goals. Encourage a collaborative culture focused on ownership, delivery and results. Ensure the business operates in full compliance with company policies, regulatory requirements and best practice governance standards. Oversee operational, technology and delivery risk, ensuring appropriate controls and mitigations are in place. Ensure IT systems, data security and digital solutions meet required governance, security and compliance standards. Act as a senior escalation point for issues that could impact performance, reputation or regulatory standing. Skills & experience Proven experience in a senior general management, operational leadership or executive role. Strong track record of delivering business performance, operational improvement and profitability. Experience leading cross-department initiatives and large-scale change programmes. Experience leading or sponsoring digital transformation and IT enabled change. Commercially astute with strong financial and analytical capability. Experience operating within regulated and compliance led environments. Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills. Experience within the legal or professional services sector is preferred and strongly advantageous. Experience operating as a senior deputy or strategic partner to a Managing Director. Background in regulated industries or complex operational environments. Experience managing third party suppliers and technology partners. Performance bonus: Up to 20%, linked to agreed KPIs Pension: 5% employer contribution / company pension scheme Hours: Full time Holiday: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Location: Modern Liverpool City Centre offices Opportunity: Senior leadership role with genuine influence in a growing, well established business
Job Title: Head of Health & Social Care Location: London / Hybrid Salary : £45,000 - £65,000 per annum based upon experience plus discretionary bonus and comprehensive benefits Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Overview of the organisations Health & Social Care Programme: The Health & Social Care Programme convenes the companies shaping digital transformation across the NHS and social care. The programme supports members to understand policy, procurement and market developments, while working with government, NHS bodies, local leaders and system partners to create the conditions for technology to improve outcomes, productivity and experience across health and care. The programme includes established communities focused on commercial and procurement issues, interoperability and health data, social care, frontline digitisation and life sciences, and continues to expand into new areas of strategic importance such as femtech. Role Purpose: The role is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the programme, growing its impact and commercial performance, and ensuring techUK remains the leading industry voice on how technology can transform health and social care. Working at the intersection of policy, market engagement and member value, the successful candidate will help shape the company's offer to the sector and ensure the programme continues to respond to the evolving needs of members, policymakers and the wider health and care system. The postholder will work closely with members, senior leaders across the NHS and social care, and government stakeholders to influence policy thinking, strengthen market engagement and help members navigate a complex and fast-moving landscape. They will be expected to identify emerging priorities, translate sector developments into practical opportunities for members, and create a programme of activity that is relevant, high impact and commercially sustainable. This role also plays a central leadership role in building new partnerships, driving programme growth and positioning techUK as the go-to organisation for insight, convening power and thought leadership in digital health and care. Key Responsibilities: Set the strategic direction for the Health & Social Care Programme, aligning activity with the company's wider objectives and member priorities. Lead, coach and develop a team of programme professionals, setting clear objectives and ensuring high performance. Provide thought leadership to members and colleagues on digital health and social care policy, market trends and technology adoption. Build and maintain strong relationships with relevant government departments, NHS bodies, integrated care systems, social care leaders and other key stakeholders. Position techUK as a trusted partner and influential voice on digital transformation in health and social care. Deliver financial and non-financial targets, including member value, programme growth, commercial performance and stakeholder impact. Lead a high-quality programme of events, roundtables, market engagement activity and member forums. Oversee the Health & Social Care Council, an elected group representing the wider membership in this sector. Work closely with the Associate Director of Local Public Services on social care priorities and cross-cutting public sector issues. About you: Core Competencies: Highly motivated, proactive and commercially minded, with a strong sense of ownership and a 'can do' approach. Strong understanding of the UK health and social care landscape, including the policy agenda, key stakeholders and the role of technology in transformation. Excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, accurately and confidently to senior audiences. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build trusted relationships across industry, government and public services. Experience leading teams and managing performance effectively. Experience designing and delivering high-quality events, engagement programmes or member-facing activity. High levels of personal and professional integrity. Desirable Knowledge and Experience: Good understanding of wider technology trends and the UK technology sector. Confidence chairing meetings, moderating discussions and speaking at events. Ability to present complex ideas clearly and persuasively in both written and verbal form. Additional Information: This is a full time role based out of the company's London offices, however the company operates a flexible working policy. This role profile is a guide to the work that is required but does not form part of any contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances. The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK prior to the commencement of employment. Please click APPLY to be redirected to our website to apply for this role. Candidates with experience of: Policy Manager, ecommerce Policy Manager, Policy Adviser, Senior Policy Adviser, Head of Health Programme, Head of Social Care Programme, Deputy Head of Social Care Programme, Policy Lead, Public Services Programme Manager may be considered for this role
04/06/2026
Full time
Job Title: Head of Health & Social Care Location: London / Hybrid Salary : £45,000 - £65,000 per annum based upon experience plus discretionary bonus and comprehensive benefits Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Overview of the organisations Health & Social Care Programme: The Health & Social Care Programme convenes the companies shaping digital transformation across the NHS and social care. The programme supports members to understand policy, procurement and market developments, while working with government, NHS bodies, local leaders and system partners to create the conditions for technology to improve outcomes, productivity and experience across health and care. The programme includes established communities focused on commercial and procurement issues, interoperability and health data, social care, frontline digitisation and life sciences, and continues to expand into new areas of strategic importance such as femtech. Role Purpose: The role is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the programme, growing its impact and commercial performance, and ensuring techUK remains the leading industry voice on how technology can transform health and social care. Working at the intersection of policy, market engagement and member value, the successful candidate will help shape the company's offer to the sector and ensure the programme continues to respond to the evolving needs of members, policymakers and the wider health and care system. The postholder will work closely with members, senior leaders across the NHS and social care, and government stakeholders to influence policy thinking, strengthen market engagement and help members navigate a complex and fast-moving landscape. They will be expected to identify emerging priorities, translate sector developments into practical opportunities for members, and create a programme of activity that is relevant, high impact and commercially sustainable. This role also plays a central leadership role in building new partnerships, driving programme growth and positioning techUK as the go-to organisation for insight, convening power and thought leadership in digital health and care. Key Responsibilities: Set the strategic direction for the Health & Social Care Programme, aligning activity with the company's wider objectives and member priorities. Lead, coach and develop a team of programme professionals, setting clear objectives and ensuring high performance. Provide thought leadership to members and colleagues on digital health and social care policy, market trends and technology adoption. Build and maintain strong relationships with relevant government departments, NHS bodies, integrated care systems, social care leaders and other key stakeholders. Position techUK as a trusted partner and influential voice on digital transformation in health and social care. Deliver financial and non-financial targets, including member value, programme growth, commercial performance and stakeholder impact. Lead a high-quality programme of events, roundtables, market engagement activity and member forums. Oversee the Health & Social Care Council, an elected group representing the wider membership in this sector. Work closely with the Associate Director of Local Public Services on social care priorities and cross-cutting public sector issues. About you: Core Competencies: Highly motivated, proactive and commercially minded, with a strong sense of ownership and a 'can do' approach. Strong understanding of the UK health and social care landscape, including the policy agenda, key stakeholders and the role of technology in transformation. Excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, accurately and confidently to senior audiences. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build trusted relationships across industry, government and public services. Experience leading teams and managing performance effectively. Experience designing and delivering high-quality events, engagement programmes or member-facing activity. High levels of personal and professional integrity. Desirable Knowledge and Experience: Good understanding of wider technology trends and the UK technology sector. Confidence chairing meetings, moderating discussions and speaking at events. Ability to present complex ideas clearly and persuasively in both written and verbal form. Additional Information: This is a full time role based out of the company's London offices, however the company operates a flexible working policy. This role profile is a guide to the work that is required but does not form part of any contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances. The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK prior to the commencement of employment. Please click APPLY to be redirected to our website to apply for this role. Candidates with experience of: Policy Manager, ecommerce Policy Manager, Policy Adviser, Senior Policy Adviser, Head of Health Programme, Head of Social Care Programme, Deputy Head of Social Care Programme, Policy Lead, Public Services Programme Manager may be considered for this role
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
31/05/2026
Full time
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
31/05/2026
Full time
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
31/05/2026
Full time
Locations: London, Cambridge, Manchester Salary: £92,100 to £103,700 with an average of between £15,000 and £20,000 in profit share We are looking for a Client Partner to own and grow Softwire's relationships with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and its associated bodies, including GDS and relevant arm's-length organisations. The role is focused on building a strategic footprint within DSIT, turning existing delivery credibility into sustained, proactive growth across digital, data, AI and modern service delivery. You will be accountable for senior stakeholder relationships, account strategy, opportunity identification and bid leadership across this landscape. Working closely with delivery leaders to stay grounded in client context, your primary focus is on shaping future opportunities and converting them into long-term, multi-service engagements. You will report to the Client Success Director. As part of the wider public sector leadership team, you will contribute to a portfolio of £25m+ with clear growth ambitions over the next 2-3 years. This role supports flexible working, but regular presence with DSIT and similar stakeholders is expected. How success in the role is measured Strength and depth of senior DSIT relationships Quality, predictability and relevance of the pipeline Conversion of priority opportunities into sustainable wins Growth aligned to Softwire's modern services strategy Focus Area: DSIT & Central Digital Your core account focus will include: Government Digital Service (GDS) Relevant DSIT arm's-length bodies (e.g. IPO, Met Office, UKRI) You will develop and own a clear DSIT account strategy, covering: Priority directorates, agencies and stakeholders Known and emerging programmes How Softwire's strengths align to DSIT's policy and delivery agenda (AI, data, digital transformation, service modernisation) Key Responsibilities Relationship Development & Market Insight Build and maintain trusted relationships at Deputy Director and Director level across DSIT and its delivery bodies. Position Softwire as a credible, delivery-led partner in modern digital services. Track DSIT policy, funding and delivery priorities and translate them into clear opportunity hypotheses. Work with delivery, practice and marketing teams to support targeted thought leadership and engagement activity aligned to DSIT's agenda. Account Ownership & Growth Own the DSIT account plan, including revenue targets, pipeline and growth strategy. Expand Softwire's footprint from individual engagements to multi-year, multi-service relationships. Ensure opportunities are identified early, shaped collaboratively and aligned to Softwire's strengths. Bid Leadership & Opportunity Shaping Maintain a strong view of upcoming DSIT opportunities, both formal and informal. Lead bid and pitch strategy, including win themes, positioning and client narrative. Bring deep client context into bids and senior conversations, supported by delivery and technical colleagues. About You You are an experienced public sector client or account leader who: Has strong knowledge of central government, ideally within digital, data or technology-led programmes. Brings existing credibility within DSIT, GDS or adjacent bodies (or can build this quickly). Has a track record of turning delivery credibility into growth, not just managing existing work. Is comfortable working with outcome-based, multidisciplinary services rather than pure staff augmentation. Thinks strategically about accounts but is hands-on when needed. Spots opportunities early and engages clients ahead of formal procurement. Can shape clear, compelling narratives linking client needs to delivery capability. Is collaborative by default and enjoys working as part of a senior leadership team. Is comfortable operating in ambiguous, evolving environments. Has experience with account planning, pipeline management and bid leadership. Motivates teams around shared client goals and works constructively through delivery and organisational constraints. About Softwire Softwire is a leading UK technology and strategy consultancy. From enterprise to government, we help visionary organisations turn strategic ambitions into results at scale. Our practices cover AI transformation, data platforms, systems engineering, advanced CX and experience design. Softwire was founded on one simple idea: if we can create the best possible culture and working environment then everything else will fall into place. And it seems to be working - we were recently voted number 1 company to work for in the UK at the Best Company awards, and we are a successful and growing supplier to the UK public sector with a great track record creating high quality services that cater for everyone. We've worked across government, in Trade (UKEF), Healthcare (OHID), Climate Change (DESNZ), National Security, Elections, and Grants (DLUHC). We deliver full-lifecycle projects from Discovery, through Alpha, Beta, and long-term support. We have a mature and successful offering with strong relationships across several departments and successful £multi-million engagements delivering high quality outcomes for citizens and government. We plan to expand both our capabilities and our scale, and we are looking for someone to support this growth and provide the structure to enable us to scale. We are currently on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) framework, GCloud, TS3 (via a partner), and the DALAS framework (HMRC). We plan to expand to other frameworks in the future. We focus on creating a great culture and working environment and we are looking for people who share our core beliefs about what makes a great place to work: That if a job is worth doing, it's worth doing properly. That work should be both fulfilling and fun. That kindness matters and should be extended to employees and clients alike. That by being trusting and trustworthy as an organisation and as individuals we can dispense with tedious bureaucracy and rules. When you work with Softwire, you're not only becoming part of a team with in-depth skills and delivery expertise - you'll be working in a high-trust environment alongside skilled, kind, fun people who are passionate about creating amazing services and experiences that solve real problems. What We Offer Package Softwireoperatestransparent pay scales and a profit share schemebased on role and overall company performance. Highly competitive base that ranges from £92,100-£103,700 based on experience. You can expect to receive a substantial profit share based on company performance which ranges from £15,000-£20,000. Pension: Additional 5% of salary. 25 days annual leave (with the option to buy up-to 10 more days). Time off for company-wide morale events, time off for charitable activities. Free annual eye test, income protection, cycle to work, electric vehicle lease schemes, and payroll charity donations.
Job Title: Head of Health & Social Care Location: London / Hybrid Salary : £45,000 - £65,000 per annum based upon experience plus discretionary bonus and comprehensive benefits Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Overview of techUK's Health & Social Care Programme: techUK's Health & Social Care Programme convenes the companies shaping digital transformation across the NHS and social care. The programme supports members to understand policy, procurement and market developments, while working with government, NHS bodies, local leaders and system partners to create the conditions for technology to improve outcomes, productivity and experience across health and care. The programme includes established communities focused on commercial and procurement issues, interoperability and health data, social care, frontline digitisation and life sciences, and continues to expand into new areas of strategic importance such as femtech. Role Purpose: The role is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the programme, growing its impact and commercial performance, and ensuring techUK remains the leading industry voice on how technology can transform health and social care. Working at the intersection of policy, market engagement and member value, the successful candidate will help shape techUK's offer to the sector and ensure the programme continues to respond to the evolving needs of members, policymakers and the wider health and care system. The postholder will work closely with members, senior leaders across the NHS and social care, and government stakeholders to influence policy thinking, strengthen market engagement and help members navigate a complex and fast-moving landscape. They will be expected to identify emerging priorities, translate sector developments into practical opportunities for members, and create a programme of activity that is relevant, high impact and commercially sustainable. This role also plays a central leadership role in building new partnerships, driving programme growth and positioning techUK as the go-to organisation for insight, convening power and thought leadership in digital health and care. Key Responsibilities: Set the strategic direction for the Health & Social Care Programme, aligning activity with techUK's wider objectives and member priorities. Lead, coach and develop a team of programme professionals, setting clear objectives and ensuring high performance. Provide thought leadership to members and colleagues on digital health and social care policy, market trends and technology adoption. Build and maintain strong relationships with relevant government departments, NHS bodies, integrated care systems, social care leaders and other key stakeholders. Position techUK as a trusted partner and influential voice on digital transformation in health and social care. Deliver financial and non-financial targets, including member value, programme growth, commercial performance and stakeholder impact. Lead a high-quality programme of events, roundtables, market engagement activity and member forums. Oversee the Health & Social Care Council, an elected group representing the wider membership in this sector. Work closely with the Associate Director of Local Public Services on social care priorities and cross-cutting public sector issues. About you: Core Competencies: Highly motivated, proactive and commercially minded, with a strong sense of ownership and a 'can do' approach. Strong understanding of the UK health and social care landscape, including the policy agenda, key stakeholders and the role of technology in transformation. Excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, accurately and confidently to senior audiences. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build trusted relationships across industry, government and public services. Experience leading teams and managing performance effectively. Experience designing and delivering high-quality events, engagement programmes or member-facing activity. High levels of personal and professional integrity. Desirable Knowledge and Experience: Good understanding of wider technology trends and the UK technology sector. Confidence chairing meetings, moderating discussions and speaking at events. Ability to present complex ideas clearly and persuasively in both written and verbal form. Additional Information: This is a full time role based out of techUK's London offices, however techUK operates a flexible working policy. This role profile is a guide to the work that is required but does not form part of any contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances. The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK prior to the commencement of employment. Please click APPLY to be redirected to our website to apply for this role. Candidates with experience of: Policy Manager, ecommerce Policy Manager, Policy Adviser, Senior Policy Adviser, Head of Health Programme, Head of Social Care Programme, Deputy Head of Social Care Programme, Policy Lead, Public Services Programme Manager may be considered for this role
22/05/2026
Full time
Job Title: Head of Health & Social Care Location: London / Hybrid Salary : £45,000 - £65,000 per annum based upon experience plus discretionary bonus and comprehensive benefits Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Overview of techUK's Health & Social Care Programme: techUK's Health & Social Care Programme convenes the companies shaping digital transformation across the NHS and social care. The programme supports members to understand policy, procurement and market developments, while working with government, NHS bodies, local leaders and system partners to create the conditions for technology to improve outcomes, productivity and experience across health and care. The programme includes established communities focused on commercial and procurement issues, interoperability and health data, social care, frontline digitisation and life sciences, and continues to expand into new areas of strategic importance such as femtech. Role Purpose: The role is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the programme, growing its impact and commercial performance, and ensuring techUK remains the leading industry voice on how technology can transform health and social care. Working at the intersection of policy, market engagement and member value, the successful candidate will help shape techUK's offer to the sector and ensure the programme continues to respond to the evolving needs of members, policymakers and the wider health and care system. The postholder will work closely with members, senior leaders across the NHS and social care, and government stakeholders to influence policy thinking, strengthen market engagement and help members navigate a complex and fast-moving landscape. They will be expected to identify emerging priorities, translate sector developments into practical opportunities for members, and create a programme of activity that is relevant, high impact and commercially sustainable. This role also plays a central leadership role in building new partnerships, driving programme growth and positioning techUK as the go-to organisation for insight, convening power and thought leadership in digital health and care. Key Responsibilities: Set the strategic direction for the Health & Social Care Programme, aligning activity with techUK's wider objectives and member priorities. Lead, coach and develop a team of programme professionals, setting clear objectives and ensuring high performance. Provide thought leadership to members and colleagues on digital health and social care policy, market trends and technology adoption. Build and maintain strong relationships with relevant government departments, NHS bodies, integrated care systems, social care leaders and other key stakeholders. Position techUK as a trusted partner and influential voice on digital transformation in health and social care. Deliver financial and non-financial targets, including member value, programme growth, commercial performance and stakeholder impact. Lead a high-quality programme of events, roundtables, market engagement activity and member forums. Oversee the Health & Social Care Council, an elected group representing the wider membership in this sector. Work closely with the Associate Director of Local Public Services on social care priorities and cross-cutting public sector issues. About you: Core Competencies: Highly motivated, proactive and commercially minded, with a strong sense of ownership and a 'can do' approach. Strong understanding of the UK health and social care landscape, including the policy agenda, key stakeholders and the role of technology in transformation. Excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, accurately and confidently to senior audiences. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to build trusted relationships across industry, government and public services. Experience leading teams and managing performance effectively. Experience designing and delivering high-quality events, engagement programmes or member-facing activity. High levels of personal and professional integrity. Desirable Knowledge and Experience: Good understanding of wider technology trends and the UK technology sector. Confidence chairing meetings, moderating discussions and speaking at events. Ability to present complex ideas clearly and persuasively in both written and verbal form. Additional Information: This is a full time role based out of techUK's London offices, however techUK operates a flexible working policy. This role profile is a guide to the work that is required but does not form part of any contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances. The successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK prior to the commencement of employment. Please click APPLY to be redirected to our website to apply for this role. Candidates with experience of: Policy Manager, ecommerce Policy Manager, Policy Adviser, Senior Policy Adviser, Head of Health Programme, Head of Social Care Programme, Deputy Head of Social Care Programme, Policy Lead, Public Services Programme Manager may be considered for this role
Lead Planner (SC Clearance) - Derby Hybrid role (3 days onsite in Derby, 3 days remote). Salary (DOE) + training, development, pension, life insurance. Lead and maintain the Integrated Master Schedule across multiple workstreams. Set and uphold planning governance, standards and reporting frameworks. Integrate risk, dependencies and change into programme level schedules. Conduct scenario modelling and schedule assurance reviews. Provide executive level reporting and delivery confidence to senior stakeholders. Strong defence project planning background within complex, regulated environments. Proven experience leading Integrated Master Schedules at programme level. Comfortable challenging assumptions and influencing senior stakeholders. Strong commercial Primavera P6 experience. Experience mentoring or guiding junior planners. Must be eligible for UK security clearance (British National). Start date: As soon as possible Location: Nottingham, England, United Kingdom CGI - Defence & Intelligence Specialist - Secure Innovation & Advisory Team Role focused on leading technical solutions for highly secure government projects. Open only to UK Nationals eligible for High Level Clearance (HLC). Hybrid flexibility available, but onsite attendance required for secure access. Start date: As soon as possible Location: Various sites - Gloucester, Manchester, Liverpool, or client site in question. Manufacturing Business Analyst - Pharmaceutical Client Responsible for producing financial reports, Power BI dashboards, SSRS reports and processing data sets. 6 month assignment based in Southampton, with remote work possibility and occasional office presence. Start date: As soon as possible Location: University of Southampton Science Park, England, United Kingdom Deputy Director for Digital, Data and Building Technology - Education Estate Senior leadership role overseeing digital platforms, strategy, and transformation across Education Estates. Responsibilities include: Transforming the Digital Operating Environment. Developing and rolling out digital and technology standards. Supporting the £325m digital connectivity programme. Managing performance and service delivery with DDT operational teams. Location: Various (not specified) Clinical Safety Officer - Digital Screening Programme (LA International) Clinically registered professional with CPD in clinical safety. Hands on digital delivery experience in NHS or equivalent. Experience with DCB0129 and DCB0160 standards. Stakeholder management across clinical, technical, and senior leadership groups. Documentation and risk assessment in programme tooling (e.g., Aspyre). Ability to influence decisions and build safety centric culture. Duration: 12 months (initial contract) Location: SW1A 2AH, City of Westminster, England, United Kingdom Remote type: Remote Start date: As soon as possible Head of SOC / Incident Response - LA International Senior leadership within public sector and Defence cybersecurity. Coordinating and integrating public sector/defence digital services. Leverage AI for public benefit and strengthen digital infrastructure. Manage incident response with knowledge of NIST, ISO 27001, etc. Recruit, mentor, and influence SOC teams. Duration: 6 months Location: Fully remote (with occasional onsite meetings 1-2x per month) Start date: As soon as possible SOC Solutions & Cyber Advisory Lead (CGI) Lead SOC services with intelligence driven solutions. Design, sell, and deliver scalable SOC services aligned to client maturity. Influence service architecture and ensure robust, scalable implementations. Drive continuous improvement and strategic vision for intelligence led operations. Location: Reading, England, United Kingdom Start date: As soon as possible Software Developer - CGI Secure Innovation & Advisory Area Develop software solutions for secure, mission critical environments. Work within hybrid teams across Manchester or Gloucester offices. Collaborate closely with product, design, and delivery functions. Location: Gloucester, England, United Kingdom Start date: As soon as possible Additional Open Positions Various roles are available across different locations (Gloucester, Manchester, Sheffield, London, Nottingham, Coventry). Applicants can select preferred locations during application. General Employer Information (CGI) CGI offers competitive salary, excellent pension, private healthcare, and a share scheme. Equal opportunities employer. All applicants encouraged to apply regardless of background or identity. Applications are evaluated based on qualifications and experience. Frequent updates and updates to requirements may apply to each role. Please note: The job you were originally searching for has been deleted or has expired.
13/05/2026
Full time
Lead Planner (SC Clearance) - Derby Hybrid role (3 days onsite in Derby, 3 days remote). Salary (DOE) + training, development, pension, life insurance. Lead and maintain the Integrated Master Schedule across multiple workstreams. Set and uphold planning governance, standards and reporting frameworks. Integrate risk, dependencies and change into programme level schedules. Conduct scenario modelling and schedule assurance reviews. Provide executive level reporting and delivery confidence to senior stakeholders. Strong defence project planning background within complex, regulated environments. Proven experience leading Integrated Master Schedules at programme level. Comfortable challenging assumptions and influencing senior stakeholders. Strong commercial Primavera P6 experience. Experience mentoring or guiding junior planners. Must be eligible for UK security clearance (British National). Start date: As soon as possible Location: Nottingham, England, United Kingdom CGI - Defence & Intelligence Specialist - Secure Innovation & Advisory Team Role focused on leading technical solutions for highly secure government projects. Open only to UK Nationals eligible for High Level Clearance (HLC). Hybrid flexibility available, but onsite attendance required for secure access. Start date: As soon as possible Location: Various sites - Gloucester, Manchester, Liverpool, or client site in question. Manufacturing Business Analyst - Pharmaceutical Client Responsible for producing financial reports, Power BI dashboards, SSRS reports and processing data sets. 6 month assignment based in Southampton, with remote work possibility and occasional office presence. Start date: As soon as possible Location: University of Southampton Science Park, England, United Kingdom Deputy Director for Digital, Data and Building Technology - Education Estate Senior leadership role overseeing digital platforms, strategy, and transformation across Education Estates. Responsibilities include: Transforming the Digital Operating Environment. Developing and rolling out digital and technology standards. Supporting the £325m digital connectivity programme. Managing performance and service delivery with DDT operational teams. Location: Various (not specified) Clinical Safety Officer - Digital Screening Programme (LA International) Clinically registered professional with CPD in clinical safety. Hands on digital delivery experience in NHS or equivalent. Experience with DCB0129 and DCB0160 standards. Stakeholder management across clinical, technical, and senior leadership groups. Documentation and risk assessment in programme tooling (e.g., Aspyre). Ability to influence decisions and build safety centric culture. Duration: 12 months (initial contract) Location: SW1A 2AH, City of Westminster, England, United Kingdom Remote type: Remote Start date: As soon as possible Head of SOC / Incident Response - LA International Senior leadership within public sector and Defence cybersecurity. Coordinating and integrating public sector/defence digital services. Leverage AI for public benefit and strengthen digital infrastructure. Manage incident response with knowledge of NIST, ISO 27001, etc. Recruit, mentor, and influence SOC teams. Duration: 6 months Location: Fully remote (with occasional onsite meetings 1-2x per month) Start date: As soon as possible SOC Solutions & Cyber Advisory Lead (CGI) Lead SOC services with intelligence driven solutions. Design, sell, and deliver scalable SOC services aligned to client maturity. Influence service architecture and ensure robust, scalable implementations. Drive continuous improvement and strategic vision for intelligence led operations. Location: Reading, England, United Kingdom Start date: As soon as possible Software Developer - CGI Secure Innovation & Advisory Area Develop software solutions for secure, mission critical environments. Work within hybrid teams across Manchester or Gloucester offices. Collaborate closely with product, design, and delivery functions. Location: Gloucester, England, United Kingdom Start date: As soon as possible Additional Open Positions Various roles are available across different locations (Gloucester, Manchester, Sheffield, London, Nottingham, Coventry). Applicants can select preferred locations during application. General Employer Information (CGI) CGI offers competitive salary, excellent pension, private healthcare, and a share scheme. Equal opportunities employer. All applicants encouraged to apply regardless of background or identity. Applications are evaluated based on qualifications and experience. Frequent updates and updates to requirements may apply to each role. Please note: The job you were originally searching for has been deleted or has expired.
Up to £72,933 per annum, circa 27% pension contribution from DWP, flexible working hours and work life balance so you can work in a way that works for you DWP. Digital with Purpose. What's your favourite agile approach? Scrum, Kanban, Lean or something else? DWP is the UK's largest government department. We're working on a once-in-a-generation transformation of products and services used by millions of people every day. We're looking for a Lead Agile Delivery who's really into Agile, to empower our multi-disciplinary digital teams as we design, build, maintain and modernise products and services that really work for over 20 million users. You'll be working with and leading our Hybrid Cloud Services team, delivering the infrastructure and services behind a generational transformation of the way DWP works. Delivery. Work. People: You'll work on Hybrid Cloud Services as part of DWP's Technology Services team. We provide the foundations to everything DWP Digital work on - we have some of the most compelling business problems to solve and you'll motivate our teams, and create the best possible conditions, to solve them. We're looking for an experienced Delivery leader, steeped in Agile. You'll be an outcome-focused, servant-leader, a champion and advocate for Agile methodologies, and a creative problem solver. You'll lead and own the delivery of Hybrid Cloud Services' shared products. You'll be part of the HCS Senior Leadership Team, setting strategy, reconciling priorities and agreeing common action at the top level. A day in your life as a Lead Agile Delivery Manager It's good to talk. And you're good at it. Today you'll be part cheerleader, part coach, and part counsellor. You'll ask the right questions, or help others find the right questions themselves. Other times you'll sit back and observe, analysing and taking clues to figure out how best to bring out the best from your teams. You thrive on change and you navigate the nitty gritty and noise of delivery with ease. First up, you attend a meeting and just observe the team behaviours. You make a note of patterns and things you spot as potential areas of development. Later this morning you have a meeting with a Deputy Director. You providing her with an update on our transformation progress, and prepare to inform on recent agile maturity assessment. This afternoon you're connecting with your squad of senior agile delivery managers and product managers for udpates on progress and challenges. You're working for home so it's cameras on, for that remote-but-face-to-face connection. You've got an eagle eye for any anti-patterns. You hear from a key Product Manager. You've been coaching them and it is clear they've embedded the behaviours and are living the agile methodologies you discussed. You probe the team more to understand what features they'll focus and tackle in their next sprint. Their responses will inspire a lunch and learn session for tomorrow, where you'll help them shrink their stories. What skills knowledge and experience are we looking for? You have a track record of delivering digital services at pace in complex agile environments across multiple phases You're an agile expert, coaching and leading teams in agile practices You promote an inclusive culture of psychological safety in teams and managing team dynamics, and enable teams to work in a better way You can define ways of working, orchestrating teams and ensuring the pace of delivery across multiple teams. You take a proactive approach to learning and development of yourself and others. Details. Wages. Perks. You'll join our teams in Leeds. We also all have the tech and tools we need to enable our people to work flexibly, and many of us are working remotely at the moment due to COVID-19. We offer a competitive salary up to £72,933 and a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions of 27.9% - for a £70k starting salary that would mean over £19,500 from us in your pension pot every year. You'll also get a generous leave package starting at 26 days (25 days annual leave plus a day for the Queen's Birthday). We also have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: Flexible working, flexi hours and flexi days off Family friendly policies Volunteering and charitable giving Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Learning and development, including coaching, mentoring, qualifications and accreditation, career progression opportunities and lots more. CLICK APPLY for further information and to start an application on Civil Service Jobs. If you have any questions or you want more tips for success, reach out to me.
04/11/2021
Full time
Up to £72,933 per annum, circa 27% pension contribution from DWP, flexible working hours and work life balance so you can work in a way that works for you DWP. Digital with Purpose. What's your favourite agile approach? Scrum, Kanban, Lean or something else? DWP is the UK's largest government department. We're working on a once-in-a-generation transformation of products and services used by millions of people every day. We're looking for a Lead Agile Delivery who's really into Agile, to empower our multi-disciplinary digital teams as we design, build, maintain and modernise products and services that really work for over 20 million users. You'll be working with and leading our Hybrid Cloud Services team, delivering the infrastructure and services behind a generational transformation of the way DWP works. Delivery. Work. People: You'll work on Hybrid Cloud Services as part of DWP's Technology Services team. We provide the foundations to everything DWP Digital work on - we have some of the most compelling business problems to solve and you'll motivate our teams, and create the best possible conditions, to solve them. We're looking for an experienced Delivery leader, steeped in Agile. You'll be an outcome-focused, servant-leader, a champion and advocate for Agile methodologies, and a creative problem solver. You'll lead and own the delivery of Hybrid Cloud Services' shared products. You'll be part of the HCS Senior Leadership Team, setting strategy, reconciling priorities and agreeing common action at the top level. A day in your life as a Lead Agile Delivery Manager It's good to talk. And you're good at it. Today you'll be part cheerleader, part coach, and part counsellor. You'll ask the right questions, or help others find the right questions themselves. Other times you'll sit back and observe, analysing and taking clues to figure out how best to bring out the best from your teams. You thrive on change and you navigate the nitty gritty and noise of delivery with ease. First up, you attend a meeting and just observe the team behaviours. You make a note of patterns and things you spot as potential areas of development. Later this morning you have a meeting with a Deputy Director. You providing her with an update on our transformation progress, and prepare to inform on recent agile maturity assessment. This afternoon you're connecting with your squad of senior agile delivery managers and product managers for udpates on progress and challenges. You're working for home so it's cameras on, for that remote-but-face-to-face connection. You've got an eagle eye for any anti-patterns. You hear from a key Product Manager. You've been coaching them and it is clear they've embedded the behaviours and are living the agile methodologies you discussed. You probe the team more to understand what features they'll focus and tackle in their next sprint. Their responses will inspire a lunch and learn session for tomorrow, where you'll help them shrink their stories. What skills knowledge and experience are we looking for? You have a track record of delivering digital services at pace in complex agile environments across multiple phases You're an agile expert, coaching and leading teams in agile practices You promote an inclusive culture of psychological safety in teams and managing team dynamics, and enable teams to work in a better way You can define ways of working, orchestrating teams and ensuring the pace of delivery across multiple teams. You take a proactive approach to learning and development of yourself and others. Details. Wages. Perks. You'll join our teams in Leeds. We also all have the tech and tools we need to enable our people to work flexibly, and many of us are working remotely at the moment due to COVID-19. We offer a competitive salary up to £72,933 and a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions of 27.9% - for a £70k starting salary that would mean over £19,500 from us in your pension pot every year. You'll also get a generous leave package starting at 26 days (25 days annual leave plus a day for the Queen's Birthday). We also have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: Flexible working, flexi hours and flexi days off Family friendly policies Volunteering and charitable giving Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Learning and development, including coaching, mentoring, qualifications and accreditation, career progression opportunities and lots more. CLICK APPLY for further information and to start an application on Civil Service Jobs. If you have any questions or you want more tips for success, reach out to me.
