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Term                       Permanent Employer               Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland Reporting to          Chief Executive Working hours       Full-time, 35 hours per week Salary                     £35,708 to £38,518 depending on experience Direct Report         ALISS Co-ordinator   ALISS (A Local Information System for Scotland) is a national web-based service to help people find help and support close to them when they need it most by finding and sharing information about groups, services and activities that could help people live well.  It provides a platform for organisations and local groups in Scotland to share information about what they offer, and a service for the public and health and social care professionals to find and access resources near them.  Strategic Outcomes of the ALLIANCE  Innovation and transformational change across health and social care, driven by person-centred and rights based approaches and the principles of co-production and self management Policy and practice shaped by disabled people, people with long term conditions and unpaid carers, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, or any other status Person centred approaches and third sector involvement within the planning and delivery of health, social care, and integrated services  Purpose of the Role   To provide effective leadership to ensure that ALISS meets the technical requirements of those with health and social care needs, Scottish Government and NHS 24 Ensure all programme business systems, information systems, partnership platforms and networks are in place to support the programme and that the technology accurately represents requirements Manage key programme relationships to enhance and sustain connections between organisations at local and national levels and deliver technical improvements Provide a sense of balance between programme and technical management To be accountable for the technical delivery of the programme Work closely with the engagement team to ensure the successful delivery of the programme Key Aims and Objectives of the role  Responsible for capturing, deriving and translating user requirements into system design and implementation Manage evaluation and continuous improvement Identify opportunities for improvement customer/user satisfaction Allocate resources to ensure sustainable and effective technical delivery of the programme Develop and implement technical project plans so that relevant programme objectives are achieved Use programme and project management skills to deliver to timescales and agreed quality criteria and manage the budget Anticipate problems and complications and formulate technical solutions so as not to impede the effectiveness of the programme Write product specifications where required Identify opportunities for growth with funding opportunities Identify and manage risks including data protection and information security on a continual basis Ensure continuity and programme resilience Work in partnership with senior staff, within and beyond the ALLIANCE Contribute to strategic development of ALISS Maintain a strong understanding of the health and social care agenda in Scotland Drive recommendations around priorities Any other duties relevant to the job or as requested by the ALLIANCE Chief Executive.  Key Relationships  Scottish Government Directorates NHS 24 NHS Boards / Integrated Joint Boards Third sector and community organisations External contractors (software developers) Membership and ALISS users   PERSON SPECIFICATION  Essential Degree or equivalent experience Experience of effective partnership working Change management, negotiation and influencing skills Demonstrated ability to think creatively and strategically when implementing programme and solving problems Foundational knowledge of IT infrastructure and architecture An understanding of agile approach, open data and service design methodology Sufficient understanding of database technology Tech-savvy and able to deploy appropriate technology Management experience including project management, strategic development, staff and budgets Effective relationship management Strong communication skills – including the ability to communicate in technical and non-technical terms to a range of audiences Good understanding of data protection Good understanding of person-centred approaches to health and social care Ability to work autonomously, as part of a team and on own initiative Ability to maintain accurate records and documentation Ability to manage risks Ability to demonstrate impact on end users   Desirable   Degree in relevant technical subject e.g. management information systems, database or systems engineering etc. Proven contribution to software development Experience of working with committees, boards and steering groups Experience of helping key stakeholders to articulate and refine programme requirements

About Wiseserve/Computer Assistance WiseserveLtd is a Limited company registered in England and Wales trading as Computer Assistance. We are one of the largest independent IT support companies in Oxford withacclaimed customer service since 1996. We offer remote and on-site IT support, Web design and development, computer sales and repair services, telecoms, expanding our services every year. We are experts across mostIT related systems including but not limited to Windows, Linux and Macs and aim to provide the very best IT, Telecoms and Internet services for our business and individual customers. Brief Come and join an enigmatic team of support technicians who look after our client’s interests. Work is varied as we support a wide range of technical systems. From Microsoft and Linux through to VMware, Azure and AWS, there is plenty of opportunity to develop a broad skillset and focus on new and interesting technologies. We are looking for a like-minded applicant who is keen to show us what they can do! Duties and Responsibilities To provide technical support forclient andserver devices. Jobs are generated from our automated Nagios monitoring system as well as tickets that ascend through 1stline support. Onsite visits to local clients suffering outages will be required. Onsite visits to local clients to install and configure new infrastructure will be required. Critically evaluating our client’ssystemsto ensure that the latest security and best practises are maintainedis critical. Carefully and accurately record client system information as well as ticket resolution processes in our systemsas youcomplete tickets. To provide help and guidance to your colleagues. We all work closely to share information and support each other in our endeavours. Selection criteria We like to select candidates based around the ability to show strength in the following areas: A strong troubleshooting ability. Being able to comprehensively break down problems into clear, manageable tasks is key. Enthusiasm for sharing knowledge and working as part of a close-knit team. An ability to sometimes work relatively independently within our busy IT team. Excellent communication andexplanationskills with the ability to engage withvaried customers on telephone and on-site. Being able to speak on the customers level is important. A broad knowledge of current technology, systems architecture and software is desired. An enthusiasm to step outside of comfort zones and attempt work on new, cutting-edge systems is sought after. Desirable selection criteria A Microsoft qualified and certification such as MCP/MCTS/MCSA/MCSE/MCITP/AZURE is desirable; Linux experience is valued but not essential. We maintain a fleet of Linux Servers and administration knowledge will be useful; Bring your personality, not a suit! A good sense of humour goes a long way in fitting in with our team.

Senior Networks Officer Salary: £35,934 - £39,782 based upon experience, with an additional payment for working an On-Call rota Hours: 36.25 hours per week (Monday – Friday) Contract: Permanent, full-time Location: Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters 146 Bolton Road, Swinton, Manchester, M27 8US Closing date: 24/04/20   ***To make a full application, please apply via our recruitment website Greater.jobs***   Due to the current situation with COVID-19 and in line with Government advice, interviews will most likely be conducted via Microsoft Teams or an equivalent digital solution. Further details will be provided.   Your role: Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) are looking for an experienced Senior Networks Officer to join the Digital Services team. The successful candidate will have good knowledge of networking, including the design, implementation, support and documentation of data and voice network services. You will be heavily involved in the day to day ‘business as usual’ work relating to the authority’s networks, including tasks such as: Working with other technical teams to allow secure connectivity between internal and external networks via the organisation’s firewalls. Configuring and documenting the organisation’s DMZ. Configuring and documenting the organisation’s SSL VPN. Configuring and documenting the organisation’s voice network and ensuring that it’s fit for purpose. Troubleshooting all network performance and connectivity issues. Supporting, maintaining and troubleshooting the networks and core mobilising equipment used by Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service across all of its 41 fire stations. Supporting third party suppliers working on behalf of North West Fire Control Ltd and making the appropriate network changes. Monitoring and maintaining the network hardware ensuring that devices remain within vendor support and that their operating systems are appropriately patched and updated. Liaising with third parties to ensure the organisation’s managed networks are appropriately supported and maintained. There will be an expectation for you to divide your time up to work on small, medium and large projects when required. The job attracts a salary range of £35934 - £39,782 based upon experience. There is also an On-Call rota that you would be expected to participate in for which there is an additional payment of around £4,000 per year. The organisation offers flexible working hours, more details of this can be provided.   About you: You will have: Been educated to degree level or have equivalent experience. Proven experience working within a similar role. Ideally Cisco certifications. The ability to support the 3rd line technical support team and act as the ‘last line’ of internal network support for the organisation, working with technology vendors and 3rd party support teams where required A good understanding of cloud technology and web facing infrastructure. Proven experience leading on project work relating to all aspects of networking. An in-depth and current understanding of IT security in particular relating to data and voice networks An understanding of IG and ICT security standards The ability to produce or improve documentation to a high standard to support newly implemented solutions The ability to work within a busy multidiscipline team and adapt to the challenge you are presented with About us: The Digital Services team manage and support the Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s ICT architecture. We: Lead the Digital, Data and Technology function and strategy for GMCA Set and enforce standards for digital services including considerations of data security Help the business to choose the right solution and technology, keeping the context of partnership in mind Provide guidance and advice for consistent, coherent, high quality digital services Support North West Fire Control who provide a service to GMFRS as well as Cheshire, Lancashire and Cumbria We employ around 38 staff, mostly based in Fire and Rescue Services HQ, 146 Bolton Road in Swinton. We also support the GMCA HQ at Churchgate house, Oxford Street, Manchester and 47 Fire stations, Training Centres and Data Centres across greater Manchester. As an employer, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) is made up of a number of key Greater Manchester strategic functions and service providers including; Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS); waste; environment; work and skills; research; public sector reform; police, crime and criminal justice; homelessness; the Greater Manchester Ageing Hub and the Commissioning Hub. We value the diversity of our employees, and aim to recruit a workforce which reflects our diverse communities across Greater Manchester. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified individuals, irrespective of people's age, disability, gender, race or ethnicity, religion or belief, sexual orientation, or other personal circumstances. We have guidance in place to ensure that all applicants are treated fairly and consistently at every stage of the recruitment process, including the consideration of reasonable adjustments for people who have a disability. The GMCA is an Equal Opportunities Employer and we positively welcome applications from all candidates regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation Employees on the redeployment register will be given priority for any vacancies in the first instance. If employees are identified as a match from the register then the vacancy may be withdrawn or put on hold pending an outcome.

Job Title: Lead Architect – Networking & Security   Reports to: Director of Solution Architecture Location: Travel throughout the UK with occasional overnights   Overall Job Purpose: Acquired by the iomart Group in 2015, SystemsUp has a longstanding history and highly credible reputation for providing independent consultancy and project services. We have strong partnerships with key vendors such as Microsoft, Barracuda, Amazon & Google as well as access to a range of services through our partners and parent company. We believe our team experience, independence and therefore our strengths lie in our roots as a pure consultancy organisation working and using extensively modern and productive technologies across both public and commercial sectors in the United Kingdom. We’re extremely excited to have this opening, as we continue to invest in our partnership with Barracuda, a leading cloud security vendor. Building out our network and security practice, Barracuda awareness is important for development of the successful candidate, but broader network and security knowledge is crucial to support customer engagements and transformation. The role of the Lead Architect is a senior technical position within SystemsUp and requires “thought leadership” and strategic direction within technologies related to all forms of modern workplace technologies and solutions for end users. Core technology experience must include a number of industry standard vendors in a network/security capacity e.g. Barracuda, Cisco, Fortinet, CheckPoint, Palo Alto, Microsoft (Azure), AWS, VMware, HP, Aruba, SD-WAN technologies, SIEM, etc.  The Lead Architect will support customer meetings resulting in appropriate pre-sales materials such as statements of work or proposals, plus creation and updating of other documentation as required such as web site and marketing materials, data sheets, blogs, etc. The Lead Architect will also need to… Assist in developing go to market strategies for networking and security technology solutions High level and low-level design skills, requirement gathering, delivering customer workshops, presentations and roadmaps Implementation, deployment, configuration and migration skills (this will be a hands-on role) These key areas will develop and grow based on vendor direction and customer requirement.   Flexibility and agility must be a part of their personal skills as well as a proper understanding of correct process and adherence to quality principles, offering any advice and recommendations on improvements that could be made.            Main Duties of the Job: Perform presales activity as required in support of the Solution Architecture and Sales teams both within SystemsUp but also in support of the wider group (iomart and Cristie Data) such as attending meetings, writing or contributing to proposals, statements of work, RFP responses, business case materials, cost models. Understanding of a customer’s business requirements and aspirations in relation to technology; architecting the design and development of technology solutions for customers and acting as a trusted advisor to our customers. Build excellent documentation, designs, implementation and migration plans using the input of others as required and spelling out clearly our desire to deliver customer outcomes. Run workshops and meetings in a professional and engaging manner with the achievement of mutually desired solution outcomes.   Development and delivery of technology specific presentations, white board sessions and workshops to both large audience seminars and project workshop environments. Technical ownership of the solution design and implementation, including supporting technologies. Maintain a broad understanding of vendor technologies products, an understanding of their architectural principles and, where appropriate, high level solution design skills and pre-sales accreditations in these products. Maintain an in-depth knowledge of industry standards relevant to the role, project delivery methodologies and relevant vendor technology roadmaps. To adhere to all company policies and processes as communicated by line management in order to maintain corporate ISO accreditation levels. To obtain and maintain technical accreditations as required by management in accordance with the guidelines provided by manufacturers and software vendors. At all times to provide a courteous service and professional approach to customers and to the delivery of allocated tasks as required. To perform any other duties which, from time to time may be allocated by your Team Leader/Manager             Skills, Knowledge and Experience: Excellent technical and commercial understanding in creation of technology solutions and outcomes for customers. Experience in architecting and being involved with implementing a broad range of technology solutions related to the following; modern workplace, hybrid/public/private cloud, networking, storage, security. Experience in owning and contributing to proposals, statements of work, RFP responses, business cases, cost models and leading the review process. Excellent communication skills, both oral and written, enabling the presentation of complex technical solutions. Minimum of 3-5 years’ relevant experience in a customer facing consultancy focussed organisation. Minimum of 5-8 years’ experience as an SME in one or more relevant technology areas Experience in working with both architectural principles and project delivery methodologies including fundamentals of project management. Ability to mentor other technical staff to help develop their skills and role. Team player but with the ability to work unaided. Professional appearance and manners. Positive and constructive attitude in all work-related matters. Strong time management skills and ability to work at pace within a fast-moving environment. Suitable pre-sales level accreditations in supporting technologies is also beneficial.    

Technical Consultant - Modern Workplace & End User Computing The role of the Technical Consultant is a hands -on technical position within SystemsUp and requires experience and practical knowledge of all forms of modern workplace technologies and solutions for end users. Our key technologies are the extensive Office 365 full collaboration suite and Windows 10 modern workspace solutions and associated technologies such as SCCM, Intune, security. Knowledge of and a commitment to modern public cloud technologies such as Azure is also key. These key areas will develop and grow based on vendor direction and customer requirement.  The Technical Consultant will hold appropriate Microsoft (as well as other vendors) accreditations in relation to pre-sales and have experience and technical skills in the delivery of complex transformational programmes, with previous experience as an SME in one or more technology areas. Flexibility and agility must be a part of their personal skills as well as a proper understanding of correct process and adherence to quality principles, offering any advice and recommendations on improvements that could be made.   Main Duties of the Job: Understanding of a customer’s technical requirements and aspirations in relation to technology; designing and implementing the design of technology solutions for customers and acting as a trusted advisor to our customers. Build excellent documentation, designs, implementation and migration plans using the input of others as required and spelling out clearly our desire to deliver customer outcomes. Play a part in workshops and meetings in a professional and engaging manner with the achievement of mutually desired solution outcomes.   Technical ownership of the design and implementation, including supporting technologies. Maintain a broad understanding of vendor technologies products, an understanding of their architectural principles and, where appropriate, high level solution design skills and pre-sales accreditations in these products. Maintain an in-depth knowledge of industry standards relevant to the role and relevant vendor technology roadmaps. To obtain and maintain technical accreditations as required by management in accordance with the guidelines provided by manufacturers and software vendors. At all times to provide a courteous service and professional approach to customers and to the delivery of allocated tasks as required. Support presales activity as required in support of the Solution Architecture and Sales teams both within SystemsUp but also in support of the wider group (iomart and Cristie Data) such as attending meetings, writing or contributing to proposals, statements of work, contributing to RFP responses, contributing to business case materials and cost models. To adhere to all company policies and processes as communicated by line management in order to maintain corporate ISO accreditation levels.                     Technical Consultant: Skills, knowledge and experience: Hand on experience in designing and implementation of a broad range of technology solutions related to the following; modern workplace, hybrid/public/private cloud, networking, storage, security. Experience in contributing to proposals, statements of work, RFP responses, business cases, cost models and leading the review process. Excellent communication skills, both oral and written, enabling the presentation of complex technical solutions. Minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience in a customer facing technology focused organisation. Minimum of 5-8 years’ experience as an SME in one or more relevant technology areas Ability to mentor and team work alongside other technical staff to help develop their skills and role. Team player but with the ability to work unaided. Professional appearance and manners. Positive and constructive attitude in all work-related matters. Strong time management skills and ability to work at pace within a fast-moving environment. Location: London and extended Home Counties. Home based but with travel throughout the UK and occasional overnights      

Application Analyst De Montfort University (DMU) Information Technology & Media Services Ref. D-60931380-02 Grade E, £27,511 - £33,797 per annum Permanent, Full-time Leicester Build your career, join De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester as an IT Application Analyst De Montfort University is a large University with a commitment to the public good and is proud of its achievements in successfully supporting students from diverse backgrounds which are underrepresented within Higher Education. Faculty / Directorate Recent major investments in IT include a £13m programme to refresh our IT infrastructure; and the current multi-million pound Core Systems Modernisation programme, delivering transformative change underpinned by the implementation of SAP Finance, HR/Payroll, Student Lifecycle management and CRM. With these foundations in place the next stage is to deliver a digital revolution, leveraging opportunities provided by technologies such as cloud based services, data analytics, the Internet of Things and Office 365. Role The Application Analyst position exists in a dynamic friendly Applications team supporting a large portfolio of applications, delivering business critical, student facing services within the ITMS directorate. As a member of the Applications Team, the post holder is responsible for managing and supporting a range of application systems and to be an authoritative expert in some areas. You will work with functional teams across ITMS working in collaboration with supplier and business staff to deliver a full range of Application analyst activities. You will work collaboratively with specialists for architecture, service management and security/governance to ensure best practice is followed. Ideal Candidate You will have experience in supporting applications in large or complex organisations, including the monitoring of support calls and compliance to agreed service levels. You will have great communication skills along with strong analytical, problem solving and troubleshooting skills. You will have strong collaboration and facilitation skills with a good understanding of inter-team working. DMU strives for our staff to be as diverse as our student body. We have a diverse and progressive leadership team who strongly advocate the need to ensure the university enables all talent to flourish. Applications to this post are encouraged from all members of the community, flexible working options will be considered. To discover more and apply, please go to: https://bit.ly/2mRKBqW Closing date: 31st October 2019.    

We are recruiting an Applications Developer. The Applications developer will work in the IT Applications Team and the wider IT Department with the aim of enhancing productivity, working mainly on web applications front end, improving the existing structure and creating new and functional designs. The successful candidate and will be involved with providing user support and collaboration with other teams, professional implementation of requirements, and helping reach the desired result within project parameters. The ideal candidate will be an experienced developer and proficient on the following types of technology: .NET framework. C#, Javascript, JQuery, HTML5, CSS/LESS. MVC architecture, security best practice. Visual Studio 2017 Ent, Git, SourceTree, NuGet. ReSharper, CodeMaid. NUnit, FakeItEasy. We’re looking for people with a Software Engineering degree or equivalent mix of qualifications, training, and experience, able to work collaboratively with bespoke systems. If you’ve also interested in gaining a unique insight into a leading arts organisation, please apply via the link below. The closing date for receipt of completed applications is: 12:00 noon, Wednesday 3rd October 2019. For further queries please email  recruitment@nationaltheatre.org.uk            We want our workforce to be representative of all sections of society and welcome applications from everyone. As users of the disability confident scheme, we guarantee to interview all disabled applicants who meet the essential criteria for our vacancies. HR Department 2019

Job Purpose You will take the day-to-day lead on all our business systems including Finance, HR, and Housing Management, working closely with the IT Team and key stakeholders from across the organisation to design, develop and maintain systems ensuring effective service delivery that meets our organisational needs.     Key Responsibilities   Day to day management of the association’s SQL database systems including monitoring, performance, backup and maintenance, report writing and fault remedy.   Lead on the design, scoping and development of data reporting through the use of Microsoft SSRS & SSIS. Assist the IT Manager in the service delivery of business system data and analysis including advising on industry best practice, data security, integrity and optimising performance, and provide approval on database design functional specifications. Accountable for the definition, design, implementation and continuous improvement of pro-active monitoring and alerting of thresholds in database efficiency and performance, and as required, undertaking remedial actions. Control and monitor user access to the database, monitoring and optimising the performance of the database, planning for backup and recovery of database information, maintaining archived data, backing up and restoring databases and contacting database vendor for technical support. Creating complex query definitions and data driven subscriptions that allow data to be extracted and communicated in a controlled and secure manner and guide technical colleagues as required on best practice/how to input and extract data. Adhere to Data Architecture and Information Security controls thereby sustaining the security and integrity of the data. Day to day management of the associations housing management and finance accounting system, and HR software ensuing optimal performance, application of updates/software fixes and maintenance of integration with other business systems. Ensure that all information security requirements, including data protection, are met in accordance with the association’s policies, procedures and statutory requirements. Ensure that health and safety requirements are met in accordance with the association’s policies, procedures and statutory requirements. Diagnose, research and identify solutions with the support of the other IT members and third party software, hardware and network providers. Provide second line helpdesk support to assist the IT team.   Develop and maintain administrative processes and systems with regard to the IT systems ensuring that records and documentation is accurately maintained. Develop and maintain expertise in the Association’s software packages and applications. Visit other Impact sites, as required, to provide IT support. Provide support and training to staff in the use of Impact’s computer systems. Participate in cross-functional working groups and reviews. Develop and maintain an awareness of computer procedures throughout the Association.  

Department:                IT/Operations Reporting to:               Group Operations Director   Salary:                         £35-40k    Hours:                         08:00-17:30 Background and Orlight Statement: Orlight was established in 1997 and is a long standing dominant force within the Architectural lighting market. We pride ourselves in adding value to our clients by providing unparalleled lighting products and services in a unique manner. Our business model places us and subsequently our clients at an advantage, we are suppliers completely and one hundred percent in command of our supply chain. Quality, research and development, product innovation, testing and procurement is all down to us. No third parties involved throughout our manufacturing process means we are able to deliver higher quality products at reduced prices to our client base. Our Values: Professionalism Quality Teamwork Accountability Inclusion Integrity Overview We are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Head of IT to take full ownership for the groups IT Infrastructure with a strong technical background who can provide maintenance and oversight to our on premises and cloud based IT systems. Main Responsibilities Monitoring server performance Providing regular patch management Ensuring endpoint protection is applied to all devices Ensuring software licensing laws are followed Scheduling upgrades Testing and modifying systems to ensure that that they operate reliably Evaluating the functionality of systems Providing secure network access for remote users Designing maintenance procedures and putting them into operation Training new staff Assisting with internal upgrades Ensuring systems meet with requirements set out by GDPR Provide 2nd/3rd line technical support Provides regular and accurate reporting on application and hardware status Support the development of overall office continuity and disaster recovery plans, identify, recommend, develop, and document complete topology of network infrastructure ensuring all is up to date and current Keep current on researching new technologies that may have future beneficial impact, particularly with regards to employee-related technology and solutions. Ability to support users remotely as needed. Security Telephony Systems PC & Laptop support and lifecycle management User Access management Remote access Hardware Maintenance Projects Take Full ownership of system and user problems, responding in a timely manner. Ensure all issues are documented and reported to Shareholder Establish and maintain PC hardware and equipment standards. Be able to work proactively and happy to work on an individual basis Manage shareholder communication at all levels. Keep current on researching new technologies that may have future beneficial impact, particularly with regards to employee-related technology and solutions. Ability to support users remotely as needed. Requirements Knowledge of Microsoft Applications, SQL databases & Server 2012-2016 Previous experience within an IT role either internally or for an IT support/infrastructure organisation IT qualifications such as MCSE\MCSA\CCNA Excellent communication and people skills Planning and problem-solving skills SAN\NAS Storage VMware & Hyper V Microsoft Active Directory Microsoft Exchange\365 Microsoft SQL Sage ERP\CRM software Backup technologies

The Digital Data and Technology (DDaT) in the Home Office is looking to recruit a Security Architect. DDaT is responsible for a number of critical national IT services and systems that are vital to policing and the wider law enforcement community. These include Police National Computer (PNC), Police National Database (PND) and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR). The Police and Public Protection Technology (PPPT) in DDaT have been undergoing a major digital transformation to embrace modern ways of delivering software. PPPT is focusing on agile delivery to meet our users’ needs and embedding software engineering standard methodologies including Test Driven Development, use of Cloud Hosting and Continuous Integration and Delivery. The Arm’s Length Bodies and Safeguarding team is a part of the PPPT portfolio. It is an interesting and dynamic team with great people with good engagement skills to help us to deliver an ambitious programme.  Over the course of a year, we run multiple small projects which can make a tremendous difference to the way in which our customers are able to deliver for and protect the public.  We support, for example, Modern Slavery projects, and work with organisations as varied as the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue services.  As a Security Architect, you will provide advice and guidance to the technical teams to make security decisions, ensuring the effective use of common tools and patterns. You will have a proactive responsibility to deliver secure systems and implement proportionate controls to enable business outcomes. If you have experience as a Security Architect within a complex technical Portfolio or Programme, you may be just the person we are looking for. Closing date: 22 April 2019.

Odin has an exciting opportunity for a Full Stack Developer to join the team based in London. You will work on a full time permanent basis and will receive a highly competitive salary. ODIN is a strategy-focused technology consultancy. We architect and implement award-winning technical solutions that support our clients’ commercial objectives and future vision.   In just over 4 years ODIN has grown from a boutique consultancy to a 20+ strong team, with an impressive roster of clients including some of Europe’s largest media organisations and brands ranging from Which? to Discovery, Hearst to Honda. With our expanding client roster and ambitions to consolidate our spot as one of Europe’s leading Technology Consultancies, this is a great time to join. We still offer the flexibility, growth and atmosphere of a start-up whilst providing the security and established processes of a larger organisation. We’re hiring a full stack developer to work on client projects ranging from consumer websites to data warehouses, reporting directly to the Development Manager. Your day to day job will be mainly coding, attending scrum ceremonies, contributing to architectural discussions and mentoring more junior members of the team. As a more senior member of the team you will be expected to actively contribute to continual improvement of practices and standards used. For example presenting at Lunch & Learn Fridays. Qualities needed as our Full Stack Developer: - Perfect written and spoken English. - Passion for technology. - Strong technical background (degree or otherwise proven) is required. - Be client facing and customer service focused. - Good problem solving skills. - Adaptable, agile mindset. Responsibilities needed as our Full Stack Developer: - Develop software to meet user needs. - Follow best practice guidelines and help to improve those guidelines. - Write clean, secure and well-tested code. - Plan and lead development on sets of related stories. - Have an understanding of whole systems and take responsibility for teaching this to others. - Work with other disciplines to understand what needs to be built. - Coach and mentor more junior colleagues. - Consider the operation and support of the production services. - Find ways to improve system robustness, resilience and stability. Skills & Experience needed as our Full Stack Developer: - Server side coding, preferably Javascript, Node. - AWS services specifically including: Cloudwatch, EC2, RDS, S3. - Database technologies (MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB). - HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery. - Working knowledge of front end frameworks such as React and Angular. - Good understanding of system/application performance and performance tuning. - Build tools - Gradle, NPM. - Git - Command line, Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, Stash. - TDD and BDD. - Testing tools and techniques  - Cucumber, Mocha. - Web Services  - REST, SOAP. - CI servers (Jenkins, Hudson, Bamboo). - Developing on Linux/UNIX. - Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment principles. - JIRA and Confluence. - Software development principles Scrum & KanBan. Desirable - Developed SaaS web applications and/or  Data Warehousing. - AWS Certifications. - Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible. What we can offer you as our Full Stack Developer: - A friendly supportive environment. - Exposure to leading cloud technologies. - Free online training and exams for relevant certification. - A dynamic working environment in central London.

We are seeking for an IT Support Engineer to be based primarily in the office with with frequent visits to customer sites; two days per week you will be onsite at a client based in Bristol.   Focusing on resolving incidents and work requests within agreed SLA's, along with pro-active participation in routine support service activities such as asset, knowledge and problem management. Involvement in continual improvement initiatives and project work is also expected. Must be able to prioritise and manage own time effectively and able to work unsupervised. The candidate will also be expected to be part of the on-call rota. Cloud Direct We’re a bright, capable bunch focussed on helping ambitious companies move to the cloud easily and safely. We’re a Microsoft gold cloud solutions provider (CSP), driving high growth around Azure and Office 365.  Fast moving and entrepreneurial, we’re recruiting ambitious people committed to excellence and personal growth along with the business.  Today, there are about 200 of us across Bath, Bracknell, London and Cape Town, with more exciting growth plans in the pipeline. We help our people dig deep to make the most out of their careers with Cloud Direct - we believe "more is in you…"  With great financial and lifestyle benefits, we also have a 'fun fund’ and regular sporty, foody and social occasions.  We recognise that our people drive and inspire the business - two reasons why we’re Investors in People - Gold. Responsibilities  Resolve or support the resolution of complex or escalated customer technical issues; Resolve technical issues via phone, email or Livechat where appropriate to do so while meeting SLA targets; Provide high quality case notes and communication records with customers throughout the life of the case; Prioritise case workload and manage working time effectively; Follow ITIL and ISO agreed practices and processes; Support Service Delivery with technical expertise as required; Highlight security risks and issue trends with Team Leader; Provide clear handover commentary and case notes for returning cases to First Response Team, third party support partners or between shifts. Update team wikis, knowledge base articles and technical tips for internal service improvement as they are identified; Be proactive in reporting and or suggesting service improvements via the appropriate channels (e.g. Moments of Truth); Be personally responsible for driving customer satisfaction by always trying to think as the customer and to promote customer feedback via the NPS-T systems; Willingly supporting other members of the team when required, including taking first response queries if no members of the first response team are available; Additional responsibilties  Working with the Internal IT function (IIT) and be the lead technical resource for internal network and comms issues. Assisting Internal IT Access Requests within Service Now Provide helpdesk support to staff both local & remote users Database Maintenance Installing, moving and setting up user’s PC workstations Conducting routine PC maintenance Carrying out audits of IT equipment Configure hardware for staff Work on IT projects as directed To accurately record, update and document requests using the IT service desk system. To resolve incidents and upgrade different types of software and hardware Investigating, diagnosing and solving computer software and hardware faults Talking to clients and computer users to determine the nature of any problems they encounter To resolve incidents with printers, copiers and scanners Managing stocks of equipment, consumables and other supplies. Maintaining records of software licences Setting up accounts for staff, ensuring that they know how to log in Updating Asset Register as and when needed Remove leavers from distribution emails Ensure each workstation has a computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse, hard drive, and any additional specialized equipment Install, test and configure new workstations, peripheral equipment and software Obtaining replacement or specialist components, fixtures or fittings Solving password problems Experience and skills required Should have at least 2 years’ experience in a 1st/ 2nd line IT Support role Microsoft desktop operating systems and applications Strong Local & Wide Area networking skills including configuration of switches & routers Extensive knowledge of the computer environment and the ability to identify, troubleshoot and resolve problems or issues to the satisfaction of the customer or end user Mobile devices including iPhone/Android Desirable MCITP: Enterprise Desktop Administrator 7/8 or MCITP: Windows 7 or Windows 8, Enterprise Desktop Support Technician What do we offer you? Pension contribution Health care cash plan Life Assurance/Critical Illness/Income Protection Birthday lunches Fun Fund Many more...

Technimove are the market leaders in physical IT migrations, working with thousands of companies small, medium and enterprise. We organise and manage UK-based and international relocations, data centre migrations and transport services. We are currently looking for a Senior Data Centre Project Manager to join our ever expanding team.   About the Job Based in London Reporting to the CTO My client is seeking Senior Project Managers to join their expanding team. You will have a deep technology competence and would have come from an engineering / network background and managed Enterprise size Datacentres in the UK. The successful candidate will have at least 10 years comprehensive experience leading complex Datacentre migration projects, have over 10 years detailed expertise leveraging data replication technologies for both server migrations and IT Disaster Recovery solutions. The candidate will also have a detailed history of working in a wide variety of complex data centre environments and have a strong track record of IT Service Continuity Management, IT Service Management, ITIL, and proven CritSit incident management expertise. Experience in Finance and/or Public Sector would be advantageous   The Role Own and lead the end to end migration of all services throughout the migration project Own the end to end weekly Start Stop Migration Work Flow view for all Service Components being migrated in each calendar month Track the successful completion of all migration project activity Milestones. Provide weekly reporting on all Service Component migrations to senior management and to the Programme Board on a fortnightly/monthly basis Accountable for defining, optimizing and operating infrastructure Project Manage all assigned Service Component migration activity Enable and assist with the creation of technical plans to migrate existing production datacentres to new/consolidated locations Interface with internal technical subject matter experts and drive to conclusion any technical open issues and manage the risks related to the programme Create and document technical requirements and designs; - Manage all technical aspects of the Data Centre migration phases (Assessment, Planning and Execution) Skill and attributes required Prince2 certified ITIL Foundation or Practitioner certified Understanding of Successful Programme Management methodology A successful computer science education Managed Enterprise datacentres Must have come from an architectural and technical background and still have the ability to read network diagrams etc Must have technical experience with virtual environments and P2V Experienced in sponsoring technology projects Passion for topics around IT infrastructure and Datacentre planning and development Strong conceptual thinking and understanding of the core processes to run IT infrastructure is essential Ability and experience to produce business cases and respective execution plans Good understanding of all of the various technologies surrounding security Strong leadership skills with a high sense of responsibility and quality Very strong communication and moderation skills in English High motivation and ability to work under pressure      

The University of London Computer Centre are now seeking a Senior Systems Administrator for the support and development of infrastructure and application systems providing services to University of London Computer Centre customers.  The University of London  The University of London is one of the oldest and largest universities in the UK – and the most diverse. Established by Royal Charter in 1836, the University is recognised globally as a world leader in Higher Education. We are a federal institution consisting of 18 self-governing Colleges of outstanding reputation and a number of acclaimed central academic bodies. The University of London offers almost every subject covered in any University curriculum, delivering huge flexibility and choice to its students. University of London Computer Centre  University of London Computer Centre (ULCC) develops and implements the IT strategy for the central University. This involves providing office applications on 1,400 PCs, operating more than 40+ servers and maintaining a high performance local network for specialist institutions across several locations. ULCC also supports over 54,000 distance learning students in association with the University of London International Programmes The Role  As the Senior Systems Administrator, you will assist and make recommendations in the planning and development of the University of London Computer Centre technical infrastructure & managed hosting service. You will have involvement with the day to day operational running of ULCC services to ensure they achieve published performance levels and will be involved with the design and specification of new projects.  You will have responsibility for specific projects for University of London Computer Centre and its customers run in accordance with the established ULCC project management methodology.   To be considered for this role you must have previous experience supporting customer systems in a service delivery environment and experience in a similar customer/student facing role. You will have good practical and theoretical understanding of the range of technical architectures in existence, especially Linux (predominantly RedHat), Windows Server (2008, 2012) & Unix (predominantly Sun Solaris), and a good working knowledge and theoretical understanding of computer networking including IP networking, routing protocols and network security. You will have a practical and theoretical understanding of mainstream applications including Apache, Tomcat, Java, Oracle, MySQL, LDAP, Shibboleth. You will be a pro-active and a problem solver with excellent attention to detail and excellent customer focus skills.  For a full person specification and job description, please download the below documents.  Further Information To apply for this role please submit your CV and Covering letter by clicking below. The close date for this role is  midnight  on  Wednesday, 25 January 2017.    Pursuing excellence in education  www.london.ac.uk