Stanford Black Limited
Programme Manager - Linux Patching

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A leading quantitative investment firm is seeking a Linux Patching Programme Manager to take ownership of security patching and vulnerability remediation across its global Linux estate. This is a highly visible role sitting at the intersection of Infrastructure, Security, Operations, Compliance, and Trading Support, ensuring critical systems remain secure, stable, and compliant without disrupting business operations.
What you'll do:
Own and coordinate Linux patching and vulnerability remediation activities across a global infrastructure estate Partner with Infrastructure, Security, Engineering, Operations, and Trading Support teams to plan and execute patching programmes Manage patch schedules, priorities, dependencies, risks, and remediation timelines Drive change management processes to ensure patching activities are delivered in a controlled and auditable manner Maintain asset and lifecycle data within JIRA Assets and related tooling Produce regular reporting on patch compliance, remediation progress, risks, and exceptions Coordinate third-party service providers and ensure delivery meets internal standards Support audit, compliance, and regulatory requirements through effective governance and documentation Identify opportunities to improve automation, tooling, reporting, and operational processes
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Own a global Linux patching and lifecycle management programme Work within a highly technical, business-critical environment Collaborate with Infrastructure, Security, and Engineering teams across the organisation Drive meaningful improvements to security, compliance, and operational resilience Join a technology-driven firm where infrastructure plays a critical role in business success Gain exposure to large-scale, enterprise Linux environments and modern automation practices


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What we're looking for:
Experience coordinating Linux patching, vulnerability remediation, or infrastructure lifecycle programmes Good understanding of Linux operating systems and infrastructure environments Experience working with vulnerability management and remediation workflows Familiarity with change management and release processes Strong stakeholder management skills across technical and non-technical teams Experience managing third-party vendors and service providers Knowledge of JIRA Assets, CMDB platforms, or similar asset management tooling Strong planning, organisation, and reporting capabilities Understanding of patch automation, orchestration, and Infrastructure-as-Code concepts Experience within financial services or other business-critical technology environments is advantageous
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