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Technical Project Manager – Digital Platform Modernisation
6–12 Month Contract | Inside IR35 | Nottingham or London | 2–3 Days Onsite per Week
We’re looking for an experienced Technical Project Manager to lead the technical delivery plan for a major web-based platform modernisation programme.
This is not a hands-on engineering role. You’ll sit between architecture, technical SMEs, delivery teams and external partners, translating architectural direction into a clear, sequenced delivery roadmap and managing the dependencies required to keep delivery moving.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and maintain the technical delivery plan across data, backend, integrations and UI/UX.
- Translate HLD/LLD into epics and directional tickets, ensuring work is ready to flow into squad backlogs.
- Identify and manage complex cross-team dependencies, risks and blockers.
- Coordinate architects, technical SMEs, BAs, development squads and external delivery partners.
- Facilitate technical workshops to resolve issues, align priorities and drive decisions.
- Work closely with the Programme Lead to align technical delivery with SAFe/PI planning and agile delivery.
- Manage RAID, milestones and technical delivery reporting for senior stakeholders.
- Ensure external delivery partner plans and outputs integrate effectively with internal teams.
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Essential Experience
- Strong track record delivering complex, multi-team technical transformation programmes.
- Experience with platform modernisation, re-architecture or large-scale digital transformation.
- Strong understanding of HLD/LLD → Epic → Story delivery.
- Excellent dependency management, sequencing and RAID management skills.
- Experience coordinating data, backend, integration and front-end/UI workstreams.
- Experience managing third-party delivery partners/vendors alongside internal teams.
- Strong Agile experience; SAFe or other scaled Agile environments highly desirable.
- Confident working with architects and technical SMEs without needing to be the technical authority.


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Desirable
- Healthcare/regulated-sector experience
- Data platform migrations
- UI/UX transformation
- SAFe/PMP certification
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