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Technology Consultant - Constuction

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Construction Technology Consultant
Belfast (Hybrid) | £50,000–£60,000
We're working with a specialist implementation and integration partner for a leading construction management platform, working with commercial, civil and specialist contractors across the UK & Ireland. This company has a world-class leadership team, and has made a serious impact in their market in a short time. They've a lot of ambition, and are looking for people to join them on this exciting journey.
The role
You'll lead platform implementations end to end — discovery, configuration, workflows, financials, training, adoption. Real projects, real clients, real accountability for whether the system actually gets used once you've left the room.
- You'll advise clients on process design, not just system setup.
- You'll contribute to the reusable delivery assets and managed service offering that make our implementations repeatable, not reinvented every time.
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What you'll bring
- 5+ years in construction — as a QS, Commercial Manager, PM, CM or Digital Construction Manager/Consultant — with a contractor or consultancy background
- Hands-on experience as a power user or implementer of a major construction management platform, with a willingness to certify
- Real commercial and operational process understanding — cost, procurement, valuations, field workflows. This isn't a BIM or design-coordination role
- Credibility with directors and site teams alike — you can hold a room either way
- Strong written communication, because half of good implementation is explaining clearly why the process is changing


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Why this role
Software companies hire construction people and try to make them software people. We're not interested in that. We want someone who still thinks like a QS or a CM, and uses that instinct to make the technology actually work on site — not just look good in a demo.
If you've spent years fighting spreadsheets, chasing valuations, or watching good processes fail because the tech never matched how sites actually work, this is the seat where you fix that. For a living.
Get in touch for full info - submit your CV, or reach out to Carol Donnelly on carol@vivatechtalent.com for full info.
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