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Engineering Delivery & Readiness Coordinator - Contract
We're working on a confidential, retained search for an Engineering Delivery & Readiness Coordinator to join a PE-backed, global payments technology business as it moves to a cloud-first operating model.
This is a genuinely hands-on role. You won't be running status reports from the sidelines - you'll be in the detail with engineering, platform, security and QA teams, making sure every application and workload is actually ready to migrate, cut over, and go into hypercare, not just marked "green" on a tracker.
What you'll be doing:
- Coordinating engineering readiness across assigned applications, platforms and migration move groups.
- Validating technical evidence - remediation, environment readiness, connectivity, monitoring, testing, runbooks - before migration approval, not taking it on trust.
- Working across Engineering, Cloud Platform, Infrastructure, Architecture, Security, QA, Operations and an external migration partner.
- Challenging readiness and recommending delays where the evidence isn't there - and being heard.
- Feeding clear, technically-grounded input to programme leadership without owning overall programme governance.
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- 10+ years' experience coordinating technical delivery, application readiness or migration preparation in complex environments.
- Solid working knowledge of Azure/AWS, migration patterns, networking, IAM, observability, CI/CD and operational readiness.
- A track record of influencing engineering teams without formal authority over them.
- Payments, financial services or other regulated-environment experience is a strong plus.
The details:
- 12-month contract (initial 6-month term).
- Hybrid - 1 day a week on-site, based UK, Ireland or Porto.
- Outside IR35.
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