Responsibilities
- Control IT assets across one or more areas.
- Verify the location and condition of IT assets.
- Identify opportunities for process optimisation, with guidance, and contribute to the implementation of improvements.
- Initiate and monitor actions to investigate patterns and trends, helping to resolve operational problems.
- Consult and engage specialist teams where required.
- Work with and manage supplier contributions to live service operations.
We are transforming DCMS to meet the needs of a modern, delivery-focused department working on some of government's highest-priority agendas to drive growth, enrich lives and level-up society.
Our modernisation plans include investing in systems that are fit for purpose, reduce manual work and improve how colleagues across DCMS use technology, data and digital services. This includes developing a strong central digital capability for the department. We also want to improve how we solve policy challenges by using user-centred design and working in multidisciplinary teams. This is an exciting time to join, as the team is shaping how digital, data and technology support delivery across DCMS. Our mission is to digitally enable how DCMS delivers its priority outcomes and respond to the changing needs of the sectors and partners we work with. If you want to help shape that journey, this is a great time to join us.
This is a short-term role for a maximum of 1 year, which is available on both level transfer and temporary promotion. This role is aligned to Lead Application Operations Engineer on the Government Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework. You will support the effective operation of live services, working with colleagues and suppliers to maintain reliable systems, improve processes, and resolve operational issues.
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EOI - Lead Application Operations Engineer in City of Westminster employer: Department for Culture, Media and Sport
As a leading directorate within DCMS, we pride ourselves on fostering a dynamic and inclusive work culture that prioritises personal development and collaboration. Working as a Policy and Project Manager for the EURO 2028 offers you the unique opportunity to contribute to one of the largest sporting events ever hosted in the UK and Ireland, while benefiting from a supportive environment that encourages excellence and innovation. Join us to make a meaningful impact on communities and the sporting landscape, all while enjoying the advantages of working within a government framework dedicated to delivering high-profile projects.
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