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Release & Deployment Manager

Skipton
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Release & Deployment Manager

UK Financial Services

Yorkshire, Hybrid Working, 35 hours a week (Perm)

Do you want to shape how our client delivers change, enabling teams to release faster, safer, and with greater confidence. If you're passionate about modern release practices, improving flow, and removing bottlenecks at scale, this is a role where you can make a real impact.

The Role

You will be joining the Engineering and Service Delivery community, working closely with Platform Owners, DevSecOps, Quality Engineering, and Environments teams. This is a highly collaborative role that sits at the heart of how change is delivered across the organization.

Operating across multiple platforms, you'll provide oversight and coordination of releases, ensuring teams are aligned, environments are ready, and risks are understood and managed. You'll play a key role in evolving our release practices towards automation, observability, and progressive delivery, while enabling teams to move faster without compromising stability or compliance.

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What You'll Do

  • Defining and evolving release and deployment strategies that enable safe, efficient, and frequent delivery across multiple platforms
  • Leading cross-team release planning and coordination, ensuring visibility of dependencies, risks, and environment readiness
  • Driving the adoption of modern release practices including automation, policy-as-code, and progressive delivery approaches such as canary and blue/green deployments
  • Using data and engineering metrics (lead time, deployment frequency, change failure rate, MTTR) to identify bottlenecks and improve delivery performance
  • Leading and developing a small team, building capability and fostering a culture of continuous improvement and shared ownership of release outcomes

What We're Looking For

  • Proven experience in Release, Deployment, or Service Transition leadership within complex technology environments
  • Strong understanding of modern software delivery practices including CI/CD, DevOps, and automated release processes
  • Experience working with multiple teams and stakeholders to coordinate releases and manage dependencies at scale
  • Ability to use data and metrics to improve release performance, reduce risk, and enhance delivery outcomes
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with the ability to influence across engineering, operations, and business teams

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What's In It for You

  • Impact: Lead a critical release & deployment strategy in a large-scale organisation
  • Flexibility: Hybrid and flexible working options
  • Career Growth: Ongoing learning, development, and leadership exposure
  • Benefits Package:
    • Annual discretionary bonus
    • 25 days holiday + bank holidays + holiday trading
    • Up to 10% matched pension
    • Private medical insurance
    • Electric car salary sacrifice scheme
    • Colleague mortgage benefits
    • 3 paid volunteering days
    • Gym discounts & wellbeing support
    • Inclusive employee networks

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Skills

Release Management
Deployment Strategy
CI/CD
DevOps
Stakeholder Management
Automation
Policy-as-code
Canary Deployments
Blue/Green Deployments
Engineering Metrics
Service Transition
Risk Management

Location

Skipton, England, United Kingdom

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