TESTQ Technologies
Delivery Manager

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Role Summary
We are seeking an experienced Delivery Manager to plan, coordinate and manage the delivery of technology service improvements for an established operational system.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage the complete delivery lifecycle from discovery, build and testing through to live release.
- Work closely with the Product Manager, Service Owner, internal stakeholders, and third-party supplier.
- Establish transparent delivery plans covering priorities, timelines, risks, dependencies, issues, and decisions.
- Coordinate supplier activities, proposals, development calls, testing, and release planning.
- Manage risks, blockers, dependencies, and escalations to maintain delivery momentum.
- Coordinate business testing, capture feedback, and ensure issues are resolved before release.
- Plan and manage live implementations, stakeholder engagement, and post-release feedback.
- Support budget and commercial management, including spend tracking, forecasts, approvals, and purchase orders.
- Maintain the service development roadmap based on priorities, costs, dependencies, and delivery timelines.
- Provide regular progress, budget, risk, and delivery reports to senior stakeholders.
- Identify opportunities for continuous improvement across delivery processes, stakeholder engagement, and release management.
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- Strong experience with Agile/Lean delivery methodologies.
- Proven end-to-end delivery lifecycle management experience.
- Excellent communication with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Experience managing third-party suppliers and commercial relationships.
- Strong planning, risk, issue, and dependency management skills.
- Experience supporting budget, forecasting, procurement, and financial management.
- Ability to maintain delivery momentum and drive timely decision-making.
Core Skills
- Agile & Lean
- Delivery Lifecycle
- Stakeholder Management
- Planning
- Risk & Dependency Management
- Supplier Management
- Commercial Management
- Budget Management
- Release Management
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