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Agile Delivery Manager

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Agile Delivery Manager
£450p/d (OUTSIDE) - Initial 6-month contract | Likely extension | London – 3 days onsite
We are looking for an experienced Agile Delivery Manager to support a major national digital transformation programme.
You will take ownership of delivery across approximately four to five established technical workstreams, helping multidisciplinary teams maintain momentum, remove blockers and deliver high-quality digital services.
In this role you will:
- Manage Agile delivery across multiple technical teams and workstreams.
- Work closely with Product Owners, Scrum Masters, engineers, testers and architects.
- Maintain delivery plans, sprint objectives, risks, issues and dependencies.
- Support Programme Increment planning within a loosely implemented SAFe environment.
- Coordinate API and systems-integration dependencies.
- Provide clear reporting on progress, blockers and delivery confidence.
- Ensure Azure DevOps boards, plans and delivery data remain accurate.
- Challenge unrealistic commitments and help teams agree achievable priorities.
- Support the transition of completed services into live operations.
- Drive continuous improvement across teams.
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- Strong experience managing Agile digital or software delivery.
- Experience overseeing multiple teams or workstreams simultaneously.
- Practical knowledge of SAFe or another scaled Agile framework.
- Experience managing technical teams delivering APIs or systems integrations.
- Strong planning, RAID and dependency-management capability.
- Experience using Azure DevOps for delivery management and reporting.
- The confidence to influence senior stakeholders, Product Owners and technical specialists.
- A pragmatic, delivery-focused approach rather than rigid adherence to Agile methodology.


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Experience within government, policing, defence, justice or another regulated environment would be advantageous.
Essential requirements
- Due to urgency of this requirements current SC clearance OR NPPV3 clearance is needed
- Ability to work onsite in Piccadilly, London, three days per week.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a complex, high-profile digital programme with a strong likelihood of extension.
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