Halo Consultant - Chance to Grow
Boutique AI Operations Consultancy UK, Remote with occasional client site
You already know your way around Halo. What you have not had yet is the room to go properly deep on it.
This is that role. A specialist consultancy in Service Operations, AIOps and Observability is growing its Halo practice, and they are hiring someone with real potential rather than someone who has already done it all. You will own client work from day one, with senior people around you and certification behind you, and you will grow into the consultant everyone calls when a Halo implementation gets difficult.
About the Client
A boutique consultancy working exclusively in Service Operations, AIOps and Observability across the UK and Europe. They help enterprises move from firefighting IT operations to something far more autonomous, combining strategic design with hands-on delivery across ITSM, ITOM, monitoring and event management.
They are an accredited Halo partner and work deep in the leading AIOps and observability ecosystems. Small, sharp, and genuinely well regarded in a niche that is growing fast.
The Role
You will be the person clients trust to get Halo right. Running discovery with the customer, designing service management processes that fit how their teams actually work, then configuring and delivering the platform yourself.
Hands-on consulting, not advisory. You own engagements end to end, from first workshop through to a live platform the client can confidently run on their own. The scope you take on grows as your depth does.
What You'll Do
What You'll Need
Nice to Have
The Growth Part
This is a deliberate investment hire, and the development side of it is the whole point.
Why This One
Small enough that your work is visible and your opinion counts. Established enough that you are into real enterprise engagements from day one. In a niche where good Halo people are genuinely scarce, this is where you become one of them.
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For a confidential conversation, contact Adam Moore at Morela (url removed)