Investigo
Lead Delivery Manager

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Lead Digital Delivery Manager
Up to £90,000 + 10% bonus + benefits
Hybrid: 1–2 days per month (various offices around the UK)
Ad-hoc London travel | Expenses covered for eligible travel
We’re looking for an experienced Lead Digital Delivery Manager to take a key leadership role within a growing digital delivery function within an exciting renewable energy company.
This is an opportunity to lead and develop a team of Project Manager and Delivery Managers, while setting the standards for how complex digital and technology projects are delivered across the organisation.
What you’ll be doing:
- Lead, coach and develop a team of Digital Delivery Managers
- Own and improve delivery methodologies, governance and project standards
- Provide senior oversight and assurance across a portfolio of digital projects
- Manage escalations, risks, issues, budgets and delivery quality
- Work closely with senior business and technology stakeholders
- Ensure projects are delivered effectively from mobilisation through to deployment and transition into service
- Support resource planning, supplier management and portfolio delivery
- Drive a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and high-quality delivery
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What we’re looking for:
- Strong experience delivering complex IT/digital projects and programmes
- Proven experience leading and line managing Project/Delivery Managers
- Strong understanding of delivery governance, risk, change control and assurance
- Experience across a broad technology landscape
- Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and challenging delivery decisions
- Experience across Agile, Waterfall and/or hybrid delivery environments
- Strong leadership, communication and problem-solving skills
- PRINCE2, PMP, Agile or similar qualification is desirable


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