Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
Business Support Officer

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This is an incredibly exciting time to join the DDaT team at DCMS, as we strive to collaborate across the department to deliver secure, user-centred services that drive smarter working, innovation and efficiency. We are transforming DCMS to meet the demands of an agile, delivery-focused department leading on some of the highest priority work for the government’s agenda to drive growth, enrich lives and level-up society.
Our plans include critical investment in our corporate systems, ensuring they are fit for purpose and reducing the manual input required. Equally, there is ongoing development of the way the department delivers its policy outcomes via digital and data services, using AI where needed to maximise the value these can bring to users in the department or throughout the society we serve.
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You will join the newly-established Enabling team, which provides centralised coordination to support DDaT to achieve its objectives. We are a small team that delivers activity across finance, commercial, strategy, capability, comms, workforce, risk, governance and private office functions.
Job description
As a Business Support Officer, you will work collaboratively with colleagues within the Enabling team to deliver highly-effective business support activities to the wider directorate. This is a vital role to ensure the smooth running of DDaT, supporting the delivery of the DDaT strategy.
You will have the opportunity to contribute to key strategic activity such as directorate governance, business planning and the delivery of the commercial strategy. You will liaise with the senior leadership team (SLT), colleagues across DDaT, HR, Finance, Commercial and with suppliers.


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Responsibilities include:
- Finance and contracts: processing purchase orders and invoices, supporting budget forecasting and contract management
- Workforce: supporting workforce forecasting, reporting and recruitment activity
- Administration: coordinating commissions and reporting, maintaining records and managing correspondence
DDaT is a busy Directorate, and you will need to be agile and adaptable in the work you deliver, willing to contribute as required to a small central team within the Directorate.
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