Lloyds Banking Group
CIB Customer Journey Manager - Client Relationship Transformation

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Customer Journey Manager, Client Relationship Transformation
Salary: Competitive package available
Location(s): London
Hours: Full Time
Job Description Summary
We're looking for a Customer Journey Manager (CJM) to understand, measure and orchestrate the Client and Colleague journeys that sit at the heart of AI-enabled Client Relationship capabilities for the Corporate & Institutional Bank (CIB). This is a multi-year transformation: replacing a fragmented Client facing Colleague journey- today spread across more than 60 disconnected systems, with a single Client Relationship Spine that gives colleagues a seamless, end-to-end view of client activity.
Working with the Product Owner and the wider feature team, you'll keep the needs of the colleague at the forefront of every journey, making sense of insight and factoring it into prioritisation approaches and design choices. Operating with limited supervision, you'll work to understand the complex needs of the various sectors, origination and product teams, shape the end-to-end experience and lead the continuous improvement of your journey, and orchestrate across functional boundaries to ensure that CIB journeys are effective.
This is an emerging capability at the intersection of AI, data and customer experience, and the role will evolve as those capabilities mature. You'll help design how CIB colleagues and clients experience the future Interface, Digital Twin and agent-based journeys that will define how the bank serves clients by 2030. We're looking for a curious journey practitioner who collaborates effectively with Product, Experience Design and Engineering, and can turn insight into practical, continuously improving journeys.
Above all, we want someone who lives and breathes AI, genuinely energised by what these technologies can do for colleagues, hands-on with the latest tools, and constantly experimenting to stay at the frontier. You'll bring that curiosity into the team every day, spotting where emerging AI capabilities can improve the journeys we design.
Key Responsibilities
- Independently understand the end-to-end customer and colleague journey, integrating insight and knowledge from disparate data, processes and systems relevant to the journey.
- Work directly with client-facing colleagues across Coverage, Sales and Markets to establish consistent core capabilities whilst accommodating specialist needs.
- Work with limited supervision and lead on customer journey and process mapping (e.g. Visio), ensuring the intended user experience and journey or process design is accurately represented.
- Continually evaluate the effectiveness of the journey from both a customer and business perspective, displaying a continuous-improvement mindset.
- Conduct research using primary data sources, selecting relevant information to analyse key themes and trends and uncover shortcomings in existing processes, systems and procedures.
- Coordinate cross-functional alignment on journeys, understanding cross-functional context and building alignment across Product, Experience Design and Engineering as needed.
- Use established change-management programmes to deliver prescribed outcomes and improvements to existing journeys and processes.
- Write and edit materials for a variety of audiences, tailoring tone and content to the needs and expectations of each.
- Analyse and evaluate the feasibility and relevance of proposals for complex products or services, developing and amending them with guidance from senior colleagues.
- Develop your own capabilities through formal and informal opportunities, coaching others as required and contribute to elements of strategic planning with guidance from senior colleagues.
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What We're Looking For
- Good Corporate & Institutional Banking or wider financial services knowledge.
- A genuine passion for AI and emerging technology, someone who lives and breathes it: hands-on with current tools, quick to learn new ones, and eager to apply fast-moving AI capability to real customer and colleague journeys.
- Experience in either customer journey management or CIB Colleague journeys, service or experience design, change or delivery, with evidence of improving end-to-end journeys.
- Ability to integrate insight from disparate data, processes and systems and factor it into prioritisation and design decisions.
- Experience of journey and process mapping and of evaluating journey effectiveness from both customer and business perspectives.
- Strong collaboration and communication skills, with the ability to build cross-functional alignment and tailor materials to different audiences.
And any experience of these would be great:
- Experience of designing journeys or experiences around AI/GenAI products, agents or tooling.
- Experience of applying journey and experience practices within Corporate or Institutional Banking, including complex client, risk or regulatory environments.
- Experience using journey metrics, behavioural insight or feedback to drive continuous improvement.


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We also offer a wide-ranging benefits package, which includes:
- A generous pension contribution of up to 15%
- An annual performance-related bonus
- Share schemes including free shares
- Benefits you can adapt to your lifestyle, such as discounted shopping
- 30 days’ holiday, with bank holidays on top
- A range of wellbeing initiatives and generous parental leave policies
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