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Linux Project Manager

Sheffield
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Linux Project Manager

Sheffield/Birmingham - 2 Days a week
Immediate to 1 Week NP only.

The Programme/ Project Manager will be working on a setup for Linux on Mainframe – so someone who has experience of this should be highlighted please. The key is someone who can lead the delivery of a supported Linux hosting service, not simply coordinate server provisioning.

Role Purpose

Lead the design, build and operational launch of a RHEL server offering on IBM Linux ONE. Work with the mainframe, Linux, network, storage, security and service-management teams to define responsibilities and deliver a service application teams can consume.

Essential Experience

  • IBM Linux ONE / IBM Z: Understanding of LPARs, IFL capacity, platform resilience and the chosen virtualisation approach—such as z/VM or KVM.
  • Enterprise RHEL: Familiarity with provisioning, patching, hardening, monitoring, backup, automation and production support.
  • Cross-platform delivery: Experience aligning mainframe platform practices with Linux engineering and application requirements.
  • Infrastructure service launches: Delivery of service catalogues, support models, SLAs, disaster recovery, operational acceptance and onboarding.
  • Technical project management: Ownership of plans, dependencies, risks, suppliers, budgets and decisions across infrastructure teams.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Define the offering: Supported RHEL versions, server sizes, environments, availability tiers and target workloads.
  • Coordinate the architecture: Platform capacity, virtualisation, networking, storage, security and management tooling.
  • Confirm workload readiness: Validate application, middleware and vendor support for Linux on IBM Z (s390x)—do not assume x86 workloads can move unchanged.
  • Establish the operating model: Agree who provisions, patches, monitors, backs up and supports each layer.
  • Lead a pilot: Prove provisioning, application compatibility, performance, recovery and support processes.
  • Deliver production readiness: Secure operational sign-off, publish the service catalogue and manage initial onboarding.

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Expected Deliverables

  • Integrated delivery plan and RAID log.
  • Agreed architecture and responsibility matrix.
  • Capacity, licensing and cost model.
  • Provisioning and lifecycle-management processes.
  • Security, backup and disaster-recovery acceptance evidence.
  • Operational runbooks, support model and service catalogue.
  • Pilot results and production go-live approval.

Best-Fit Profile

A senior infrastructure PM who has delivered Linux on IBM Z/LinuxONE services—not a generic PM with only traditional mainframe application experience or only x86 Linux experience.

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Location

Sheffield S21, UK

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