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As Principal Technical Architect, you will define and execute the technical strategy for your responsibility, collaborating with senior leadership and diverse teams to ensure alignment with organisational, cross-departmental, and government-wide objectives. You will proactively seek opportunities to leverage emerging technologies such as cloud, AI, and IoT, and ensure that technical solutions are secure, user-focused, and capable of adapting to evolving business needs. You will lead the design and review processes for complex systems and infrastructure, championing architectural best practices and governance. By bridging technical and business perspectives, you will resolve high-risk issues and shape initiatives that drive transformation. Your role includes guiding and inspiring other architects, facilitating professional growth, and establishing an environment where innovative thinking thrives. SFIA Technical skills: We'll assess you against these technical skills during the selection process: Strategy & Architecture: Strategy and Planning Strategic Planning (ITSP) – Level 4 Innovation (INOV) – Level 4 Enterprise and Business Architecture (STPL) – Level 4 Solution Architecture (ARCH) – Level 5 Advice & Guidance Consultancy (CNSL) – Level 5 Specialist Advice (TECH) – Level 4 Technical skills We'll assess you against these technical skills during the selection process: Strategic Planning (ITSP) – Level 4 Innovation (INOV) – Level 4 Enterprise and Business Architecture (STPL) – Level 4 Solution Architecture (ARCH) – Level 5 Consultancy (CNSL) – Level 5 Specialist Advice (TECH) – Level 4

Within DBS, the Digital, Information & Technology (DIT) team is responsible for management, support and delivery of the DBS information technology systems and the provision of accurate and timely management information to our customers. Within DIT this role supports thousands of users across defence and a significant number of key defence activities utilising Oracle EBusiness Suite for our Finance and Commercial activities and Remedy for DBS’ core change, case and incident management. As a Software Developer you will be responsible for, but not limited to: Supporting live services, actioning all relevant and ever-greening activities and implementing all associated change. You will be required to support live systems (incident management and resolution), delivery of minor change (Urgent fix, business or Oracle driven) and support projects across a single service line. You will be required to manage user relationships, work independently (limited Senior Developer support available) to investigate and resolve issues/concerns escalating where necessary, providing timely system related advice. Develop software to meet user needs, unit test and following best practice release management protocols. Assist with the creation of system designs using the appropriate standards, tools and methods. Person Specification Key Responsibilities Incident Management (Investigation, resolution, Oracle escalation, communication) Software development and implementation Unit testing and release management (GitLab) Documentations (Configuration) Relationship management with stakeholders (Product Owner, User, Functional Owner etc.) Change Requests (Impact Assessment > Development of solution > testing > roll out communications) Evergreening – provision of timely support during the rolling Oracle Mandatory Release process (Assessment > Business discussing/advice > Implement Configuration > Test and Support into live)

As a Senior Developer you'll join one of our many Agile Software Development teams. A typical team is made up of an agile delivery manager, developers, testers, user researchers, analysts and a product owner. You’ll be responsible for: Designing efficient and maintainable solutions Contributing and adhering to our technical standards Mentoring software engineers in your team and the wider software development community Maximising the automated test coverage to help move to continuous delivery Ensuring code quality through code reviews

As a Lead Developer managing a Scrum team, you will: Provide technical Leadership to your team. Coach and support your team to upskill their technical capabilities and ensure they design and deliver efficient and maintainable solutions. Communicate between the product owners and developers to ensure key deliverables are achieved and understood by both parties. Work with the wider developer community to define and document technical standards. Help and encourage your team to maximise their automated test coverage. Work closely with the Architects for design and the Platform team who manage our development pipeline using Concourse CI, SonarQube, AWS, Terraform and Artifactory. We use Docker containers and AWS ECS. Take the lead in sharing your knowledge and experience within our software development and lead software developer communities. As a Lead Developer within our R&D Team, you will work within a team of other Lead Developers as an individual contributor. You will use your highly technical skillset to: Develop and deliver Proof of Concepts. Evaluate different technologies for fitness of purpose and suitability for wider user. Investigate ongoing issues (process/systems/projects) and seek resolutions. Support Scrum teams where required. Show flexibility and maturity of approach. Keep up to date with technology advances. Approach problems in an analytical way. Accurately record and document findings. If you are looking for a place where you can focus on your own development as well as support others to succeed and perform at their best, then this is the role for you – either leading a Scrum team or working as a member of our R&D team. This is an exciting time to join us as we constantly evolve our own technical capabilities and ways of working to make our work at Companies House more efficient and easier to use for our users and customers. You will be joining a passionate team of Developers with varying levels of technical abilities. There are many other experienced Lead Developers and Principal Developers within Companies House, so you will be surrounded by a friendly community of experts who will fully support you.

As a practitioner level Senior Performance Test Engineer, you will: Design, implement, and execute performance testing strategies that align with business and user requirements, contributing to the overall test and quality planning efforts. Take ownership of performance testing within the automated pipeline, primarily using JMeter integrated with our CI/CD process (Concourse). Collaborate with teams across Companies House to champion a performance-first mindset throughout the development lifecycle. Analyse system performance, using tools such as Grafana, identify bottlenecks, and work closely with business analysts, developers, architects, and DevOps engineers to optimise performance. Establish and maintain performance baselines, stress testing, load testing, and scalability testing frameworks. Drive best practices and mentor other testers in performance testing techniques and tools. Research, recommend, and implement emerging tools to improve the efficiency and accuracy of performance testing. Document, and maintain performance testing standards, best practices, methodologies, runbooks, and findings using collaboration platforms such as Confluence, SharePoint, or other designated tools. Ensure knowledge is effectively shared and accessible across relevant teams.

The Test Engineer will play a critical leadership and technical role in the testing strategy and processes of large-scale DVSA digital services. Working within a delivery focused Agile environment, and in collaboration with members of multidisciplinary Agile teams, you will play a key role in designing and implementing testing processes and strategies for a range of DVSA digital services. You will be responsible for the delivery of discrete, cost-effective test procedures to support the delivery of major initiatives. You will share knowledge with wider teams, providing support where necessary. You will have a solid understanding of testing methodologies, both manual and automated, and knowledge of scripting languages and tools to support testing procedures. You will ensure that DVSA-developed digital services function properly, meet defined business needs and operate in accordance with government and industry quality standards. You will work with development teams to identify and capture test cases, set up test environments and design and execute test plans for a range of DVSA digital projects and products. Your responsibilities will include, but aren’t limited to: Designing test processes, including delivery of test plans and objectives. Taking end-to-end ownership of technical tasks and solutions from initial concept to delivery to the production environment. Play a key leadership role in shaping and delivering digital testing strategies and procedures that meets business objectives. Empowering and directing other members of the team to achieve project success. Propose, influence, and negotiate technical solutions and testing strategies with senior stakeholders. Working closely with Lead test engineer, developers, product owners and wider scrum teams to develop a strong understanding of projects and testing objectives. Providing advice and guidance to stakeholders on test planning and execution processes. For further information on the role, please read the attached role profile. Please note that the role profile is for information purposes only - whilst all elements are relevant to the role, they may not all be assessed during the recruitment process. This job advert will detail exactly what will be assessed during the recruitment process.

This role will report to the Business Intelligence Lead. You will be expected to work independently but also flexibly as part of a team. To enhance data driven decision making you will assist in the build and implementation of products that transform the way we manage and interact with data, creating innovative solutions that ultimately provide an intuitive experience for a wide array of users primarily within Finance, HR and Commercial. These products will be held within the Corporate BI Platform, comprising two components: a data warehouse and reporting/dashboarding tools. The initial focus of the BI platform has been the core Finance and HR reporting and data processes, but we plan to expand the platform to bring in a range of other non-corporate data sources as well. As the Junior Business Intelligence Developer your key responsibilities will be Technically facilitate the expansion of the BI platform data warehouse, through developing data extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) pipelines. Collaborate with teams across DCMS to assist the BI team in understanding reporting requirements. Assist the BI team with the creation of self service, user intuitive reports within a business analytics reporting tool (currently Looker Studio). Assist in the transition from a Google-based environment to Microsoft 365 by adapting and replicating existing processes to ensure seamless functionality within the new platform.

About the Role: As data analyst for these projects, you will design and develop scripts and tools to automate the processing and transformation of textual archival metadata. The most common data formats you will encounter are .csv, .xlsx .xml and .json. You will be based in our growing and vibrant Research, Grants and Academic Engagement Department, but will work with colleagues from across the organisation providing technical consultancy and solutions. Why Join Us? Within the beautiful surroundings of Kew, a 10-minute walk from the Underground and Overground stations, The National Archives boasts a collegial working environment and an excellent Civil Service benefits package. This includes flexible working, an on-site gym, and an opportunity to join the Civil Service Alpha Pension Scheme. Putting you at the forefront of our organisation, we are committed to supporting professional development and training for all of our colleagues. Job description Full job description attached (see below). Person specification This is a full time post. However, requests for part-time working, flexible working and job share will be considered, taking into account at all times the operational needs of the Department. A combination of onsite and home working is available and applicants should be able to regularly travel to our Kew site for a minimum of 60% of their work time. Please note that candidates shortlisted for interview will take a technical test. How to apply: If you are an internal applicant: please do not use the link on this page. Please apply via your employee Workday account. If you are an external applicant: to submit your application please click the 'Apply at advertiser's site' button on this page. You will be asked to provide details of your work experience and write a personal statement, not exceeding 1200 words. In your statement please explain, using examples, how you meet the essential criteria below. You may draw on knowledge, skills, abilities, experience gained from paid work, domestic responsibilities, education, leisure interests and voluntary activities. Please note selection for interview will largely be based on the information you provide in this section. Artificial Intelligence can be a useful tool to support your application, however, all examples and statements provided must be truthful, factually accurate and taken directly from your own experience. Where plagiarism has been identified (presenting the ideas and experiences of others, or generated by artificial intelligence, as your own) applications may be withdrawn and internal candidates may be subject to disciplinary action. Please see our for more information on appropriate and inappropriate use.

As a Data Analyst in RIS, you’ll be part of a team that leverages complex, large-scale data to generate actionable insights. Your work will directly support our mission to ensure the right tax is paid, using cutting-edge analytical approaches to protect public funds and improve outcomes for society. RIS Data Analytics Team (DAT) : RIS DAT leverages advanced data analysis and data science techniques to support HMRC's strategic decision-making and operational efficiency. They work with complex datasets to uncover insights, streamline processes, and optimise outcomes. RIS Compliance Operational Insight & Risking (COIR) : COIR focuses on providing analytical products, tools, and services to support HMRC's compliance efforts. They work on various projects to enhance risk identification and management, ensuring effective compliance strategies. RIS Preventative Risking : RIS Preventative Risking identifies, prevents, and disrupts fraudulent registrations and repayment claims, ensuring HMRC responds effectively to attacks. Potential non-compliance by legitimate customers is identified, and high-risk repayments are referred to compliance partners for intervention, improving future compliance. RIS Offshore : RIS Offshore serves as HMRC's coordination centre for offshore intelligence, data acquisition, risk identification, and case development. They support the No Safe Havens strategy by broadening and increasing the impact on offshore customer groups and behaviours. Large Business Data Analytics : The Large Business Data Analytics (LBDA) team provides data analytical services to identify tax risks and support compliance activities across large businesses. They work at national, regional, and local levels to deliver data-driven insights and risk analysis. Key Responsibilities As a Data Analyst in RIS, you’ll be part of a team that leverages complex, large-scale data to generate actionable insights. Your work will directly support our mission to ensure the right tax is paid, using cutting-edge analytical approaches to protect public funds and improve outcomes for society. Utilise a range of software tools to analyse and interpret data, deriving actionable conclusions and recommendations. Explore innovative opportunities by evaluating various options, impacts, risks, and solutions, ensuring transparent problem definitions and promoting the effective use of data and technology. Collaborate with stakeholders to define and clarify the overall scope and requirements of analytical tasks. Identify and share best practices, continuously reviewing business processes to proactively enhance insights and improve the products and services provided. Summarise and present data and conclusions in the most appropriate formats for the intended audience, ensuring clarity and accessibility. Your work will contribute directly to protecting public revenue and ensuring fairness in the tax system, making a meaningful impact on people’s lives across the UK.

We're looking for a Front End Developer with a strong background in enterprise platform development, particularly within environments such as ServiceNow, Salesforce, or SAP. This role blends front-end scripting with platform enhancement, IT operations, and user access management to deliver impactful services across our organisation. You'll contribute to the design, development, and support of IT operations solutions based on ServiceNow best practices, aligned to organisational KPIs and service excellence standards. Person specification Develop and enhance features within the ServiceNow platform. Support incident and problem management assigned to Platform Support. Implement service requests and technical change delivery. Implement patches and upgrades to ensure the platform remains secure, stable, and current. Collaborate with analysts and architects to design technical solutions. Manage IT incidents, perform vendor liaison, and ensure timely resolution. Maintain service level agreements (SLAs) and workflow configurations. Ensure secure access management using Active Directory. Work across teams to scope and deliver new tooling requirements. Provide outstanding customer service and internal communications. Support quality documentation, internal policy, and platform compliance. Manage data imports and reporting for supported tools. Participate actively in Agile ceremonies and team collaboration. Participate in the evaluation of new tooling within SC&TS, understanding requirements and ensuring alignment throughout. Please note: This role requires NSV checks at Security Clearance (SC) and you must either hold or be willing to obtain this prior to take up duty. See Additional Security Information below.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.

DWP. Digital with Purpose. We are looking someone who can lead coordination, communication, and capability-building efforts across our digital communities as a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager. Our Practice Support Managers champion digital culture and community in DWP. We help our Communities of Practice be at their best, most connected, skilled and engaged. From making sure our apprentices flourish, to arranging community events, building skills training to supporting recruitment and lots more, they have a crucial role in defining what it is like to work in DWP. DWP is the UK's largest government department. Our digital teams are transforming the way we help people into work, and make payments worth over £195bn a year to support and empower millions of people. The scale of what we do is extraordinary, and our purpose is unique. We'd love you to join us. You and your role As a Lead Digital Practice Support Manager at DWP Digital, you'll drive the development and delivery of strategic community engagement and capability-building plans within our Business Services Practice. You'll work closely with senior leaders, including Heads of Practice and Heads of Role, to coordinate recruitment, learning opportunities, and events that support over 1800 engineers. Your role involves leading a team, managing communications, and creating engaging content to strengthen community identity and collaboration. You'll also oversee the delivery of complex communication plans, resolve escalations, and implement performance metrics to improve practice maturity. By sharing best practices and building strong relationships across departments, you'll help shape a consistent and effective support framework for the wider digital community. What skills, knowledge and experience will you need? How will this be assessed? The application process for these roles includes both a technical statement and a personal statement. This is your opportunity to showcase clear examples and evidence of how you meet the following: Technical statement: Impact - Your experience of introducing, promoting and encouraging new ideas (complementing and supporting organisational objectives) that engage and enliven a large and diverse community (ie - 1000+ people) leading to discernible improvements in engagement. An initial sift will be conducted using the technical statement. Candidates who pass the initial sift will be progressed to a full sift. Personal Statement: Has significant demonstrable experience of introducing different methods for communication which have made the most of digital resources whilst getting value for money and monitoring the effectiveness of own and team communications, taking action to improve where necessary. Can demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, setting and embedding standards for communication and providing overall editorial control to ensure appropriate content, messaging, tone and consistency in all communication. Extensive experience and proven track record of identifying evaluation criteria to analyse the effectiveness of communication against objectives and subsequently using data analysis and excellent presentational skills to confidently present the findings in a compelling and engaging format. Influential, with demonstrable experience of working across boundaries to successfully deliver large-scale events both virtual and in-person, realising value for money whilst meeting the diverse and complex needs of the target audience. Details. Wages. Perks. Location: You'll join us in one of our brilliant digital hubs in Birmingham, Blackpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Sheffield, whichever is most convenient for you. Hybrid Working: We work a hybrid model - you'll spend some time working at home and sometime collaborating face to face in a hub. Pay: We offer pay of £55,557. Pension: You'll get a brilliant civil service pension with employer contributions worth 28.97%, worth up to £16,094 per year. Holidays: A generous leave package starting at 25 days and rising to 30 days over time. You can also take up to 3 extra days off a month on flexi-time. You'll also get all the usual public holidays. We have a broad benefits package built around your work-life balance which includes: An award-winning environment and culture: Employer of the Year 2023 (Women In IT Awards), Founders Award for Outstanding Digital Leadership 2023 (Digital 100) Flexible working including flexible hours and flex-friendly policies Time off volunteering and charitable giving Bring your authentic self to work with 'I Can Be Me in DWP' Discounts and savings on shopping, fun days out and more Interest-free loans to buy a bike or a season ticket, so it's even easier for you to get to work and start making a difference Sports and social activities Professional development, coaching, mentoring and career progression opportunities. CLICK APPLY for more information and to start your application.