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Development Manager (Southeast)

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Posted about 21 hours ago
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The Development Manager

The Development Manager is responsible for managing the Design and Build phase of a portfolio of Banking Hub solutions. They manage the progression of work, providing regular reports and flagging priority risks and issues to the Senior Development Manager.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the plan regards the design and build phase of projects to ensure the design and fit out of Banking Hub solutions is completed to time, quality and budget.
  • Create strong working relationships with suppliers, and ensure they are carrying out tasks efficiently whilst adhering to required standards, SLAs and policies. Create project plans, manage RAID logs and identify critical paths. Escalate issues as appropriate.
  • Track project performance and report this for governance meetings and other reporting as required.
  • Work closely with the Acquisition Managers and Delivery Support Managers to deliver the collective objective of opening Hubs within timescales required. Follow processes and ensure excellent communication regards any ‘hand offs or hand ins’ provide a smooth transition of responsibilities between teams.
  • Accountable for compliance within Delegated Authority levels regards processes, including cost approvals, build variations and change control regards time and cost.
  • Ensure governance is followed for stage gate approvals and milestones.
  • Establish reviews at appropriate points during and after projects, providing evaluation of progress, continuous improvement opportunities.

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  • Strong communication skills with an ability to negotiate and develop strong relationships
  • Experience of managing retail fitouts is preferred
  • Project Management skills are required
  • Ability to work across multiple projects and balance differing priorities
  • High-level of attention to detail
  • Strong sense of autonomy and ability to work in a small team with limited oversight
  • Ability to work and thrive in a dynamic, often ambiguous environment
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