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Delivery Manager

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Financial Conduct Authority
Regulating financial services firms and financial markets in the UK, https://www.fca.org.uk/careers
Requirements of the role
Role responsibilities
- Support the Senior Delivery Manager in implementing effective delivery management across allocated workstreams and projects within a portfolio of products and services
- Create, lead and develop multidisciplinary teams, ensuring the appropriate structure and skill levels are in place to meet delivery requirements
- Own the workstream delivery roadmap, aligning activities with business strategy, priorities and outcomes to deliver measurable value
- Support the development of prioritised backlogs, service blueprints and user stories by working collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams
- Oversee the architecture for workstreams, partnering with technical leads to ensure systems and solutions remain flexible and deliver performance aligned with business needs
- Ensure effective software delivery methodologies are implemented and maintained in line with agile and lean principles
- Align delivery practices with DevSecOps principles and toolsets to support automation, continuous integration, continuous deployment and continuous operational monitoring as standard
- Ensure appropriate governance, assurance and delivery management are in place, managing dependencies, risks, issues, budgets and people while embedding security, reliability and performance throughout delivery and architecture decisions
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Location
London, Edinburgh, Leeds
Contract type
Full time, Permanent
Profession
Corporate Governance, Digital, Finance, Financial Services, Manager, Regulation, Risk, Stakeholder Engagement, Technology
Working pattern
Flexible working, Hybrid
Closing Date
27/08/2026
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