Location Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York About the job Job summary At the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), we believe everyone has the right to come home safe and well from their job. We use world-leading science to prevent work-related death, injury and ill health. We don't just inspect and investigate; we also provide advice and training to organisations. All this together means we help keep people safe, boost productivity, support the UK economy and contribute to a fairer society. Technology, data, and digital services underpins everything that HSE does. We are a knowledge organisation, with a wealth of experience in keeping people safe. It is the responsibility of the Information and Technology Services (ITS) Division to ensure that everyone in the organisation can access our data and information, to share it and to use it to make effective decisions. We support over 3000 colleagues working in a hybrid style at home and in 26 offices across Great Britain. Our services keep inspectors functioning effectively and efficiently on industrial sites nationwide, from oil platforms in the North Sea to our deepest mines and quarries. Working pattern Due to the nature of the work undertaken, this post is available on a full-time basis only. Travel Please be advised you may be required to travel to other HSE Offices on occasion, depending on project work needs and to attend HSE HQ in Redgrave Court, Bootle, for workshops and Team meetings, as business requires. These trips may occasionally require overnight stays. For details of HSE locations please see here HSE Offices Job description We have an opportunity to recruit a Senior DevOps Engineer to join the DevOps Team in the ITS Division. The DevOps Team comprises of internal and outsourced capabilities. As a Senior DevOps Engineer, you will thrive and enjoy working openly, collaboratively and as part of a multidisciplinary team focused on one or many projects. You will be supporting existing cloud-based services, assisting in the design, and delivery of new cloud-based services as we expand HSE's digital services in Azure, adhering to GDS principles and using Agile principles. Key Responsibilities: As a Senior DevOps Engineer you will help to develop the capability of HSEs newly formed multi-skilled DevOps Team to manage the technologies of a cloud-based IT estate. You will help establish and then operate DevOps processes, establishing a regime and culture of continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD). You will work closely with the development and test communities as we strive to automate our processes and implement new tooling. You will support the design, implementation and management of solutions that are highly available, resilient, scalable and maintainable within our cloud environment. You will deliver the DevOps Engineering support to major digital and technology services change programmes transforming HSE. You are required to work a 37 hour week based on a 5 day working week and 7.4 hours day. The working week is between 07:00 and 19:00 Monday to Friday. There is the possibility of Saturday working between 07:00 and 19:00. As far as possible your Line Manager will agree your working pattern(s) with you including any Saturday working. There may be times when you are required to work additional hours and/or a late shift to accommodate operational needs or unplanned events. Where it is necessary for operational reasons to vary your 'normal' working pattern(s), you will be notified by your manager in advance. You may be required to be on an on-call rota for which you will receive an out of hours payment. Person specification Essential Skills & Criteria: Experience of implementing and administering cloud-based solutions in Microsoft Azure, utilising IaaS or PaaS based services. Experience of building and optimising CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps. Experience using scripting languages (e.g. PowerShell). Experience of creating and maintaining Infrastructure as Code (e.g. Bicep, ARM templates) in a source control management system. Experience of managing the technologies of a cloud-based IT estate. Experience of setting up monitoring and alerting of live cloud services. Experience of Line Managing junior members of staff
Dec 05, 2025
Full time
Location Aberdeen, Ashford (Kent), Basingstoke, Birmingham, Bootle, Bristol, Buxton, Cardiff, Carlisle, Carmarthen, Chelmsford, Crewe, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Milton Keynes, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxted, Plymouth, Sheffield, Wrexham, York About the job Job summary At the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), we believe everyone has the right to come home safe and well from their job. We use world-leading science to prevent work-related death, injury and ill health. We don't just inspect and investigate; we also provide advice and training to organisations. All this together means we help keep people safe, boost productivity, support the UK economy and contribute to a fairer society. Technology, data, and digital services underpins everything that HSE does. We are a knowledge organisation, with a wealth of experience in keeping people safe. It is the responsibility of the Information and Technology Services (ITS) Division to ensure that everyone in the organisation can access our data and information, to share it and to use it to make effective decisions. We support over 3000 colleagues working in a hybrid style at home and in 26 offices across Great Britain. Our services keep inspectors functioning effectively and efficiently on industrial sites nationwide, from oil platforms in the North Sea to our deepest mines and quarries. Working pattern Due to the nature of the work undertaken, this post is available on a full-time basis only. Travel Please be advised you may be required to travel to other HSE Offices on occasion, depending on project work needs and to attend HSE HQ in Redgrave Court, Bootle, for workshops and Team meetings, as business requires. These trips may occasionally require overnight stays. For details of HSE locations please see here HSE Offices Job description We have an opportunity to recruit a Senior DevOps Engineer to join the DevOps Team in the ITS Division. The DevOps Team comprises of internal and outsourced capabilities. As a Senior DevOps Engineer, you will thrive and enjoy working openly, collaboratively and as part of a multidisciplinary team focused on one or many projects. You will be supporting existing cloud-based services, assisting in the design, and delivery of new cloud-based services as we expand HSE's digital services in Azure, adhering to GDS principles and using Agile principles. Key Responsibilities: As a Senior DevOps Engineer you will help to develop the capability of HSEs newly formed multi-skilled DevOps Team to manage the technologies of a cloud-based IT estate. You will help establish and then operate DevOps processes, establishing a regime and culture of continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD). You will work closely with the development and test communities as we strive to automate our processes and implement new tooling. You will support the design, implementation and management of solutions that are highly available, resilient, scalable and maintainable within our cloud environment. You will deliver the DevOps Engineering support to major digital and technology services change programmes transforming HSE. You are required to work a 37 hour week based on a 5 day working week and 7.4 hours day. The working week is between 07:00 and 19:00 Monday to Friday. There is the possibility of Saturday working between 07:00 and 19:00. As far as possible your Line Manager will agree your working pattern(s) with you including any Saturday working. There may be times when you are required to work additional hours and/or a late shift to accommodate operational needs or unplanned events. Where it is necessary for operational reasons to vary your 'normal' working pattern(s), you will be notified by your manager in advance. You may be required to be on an on-call rota for which you will receive an out of hours payment. Person specification Essential Skills & Criteria: Experience of implementing and administering cloud-based solutions in Microsoft Azure, utilising IaaS or PaaS based services. Experience of building and optimising CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps. Experience using scripting languages (e.g. PowerShell). Experience of creating and maintaining Infrastructure as Code (e.g. Bicep, ARM templates) in a source control management system. Experience of managing the technologies of a cloud-based IT estate. Experience of setting up monitoring and alerting of live cloud services. Experience of Line Managing junior members of staff
Location Bristol, Cardiff, East Kilbride, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Salford, Stratford, Telford , Worthing. Please note that due to workforce controls, Leeds and Stratford are only available to existing HMRC staff in these locations. HMRC staff based in Reading can also apply to move to Stratford in line with Migration path. HMRC staff based in 100PS can also apply to move to Stratford About the job Job summary Discover a career in your hands at HMRC. Whether you're seeking purpose, growth, or a workplace that gives you a true sense of belonging, hear from some of our employees as they share their story about what it's really like to work at HMRC. Visit our YouTube channel to watch the full series and come and discover your potential. DPS Team Data Platform Services (DPS) is one of the delivery groups within the CDIO. We design, build and operate HMRC data platform and data analytics products and services, to enable HMRC being a data-driven organisation. DPS is leading a major transformation programme encompassing technology, capabilities and data services whilst continuing to deliver high quality and robust services to our internal and external customers. HMRC CDIO is moving from delivering business services driven by programmes and projects to being centred around products and platforms. This is a new target operating model that kicked off another exciting journey of transforming the way we work. DPS is ahead of the game and has already kicked off the journey to build our products and platforms catalogue and roadmaps. Accordingly, product management is a key cornerstone for the new operating model. There is an exciting opportunity to join a growing and fast-paced delivery team within HMRC's Data Platform Service Delivery Group as an Associate Product Manager. The Associate Product Manager will be accountable for one or more of DPS products, either a tool/technology or an in-house built product. Responsibilities includes product vision and roadmap, and partnering with the business customers to understand their requirements that DPS Products can fulfil. Job description A Product Manager is responsible for facilitating a product team to build and release digital products or features. Product Managers understand the business goals, the user needs for the service, and the different options for how to build and scope the digital product according to those needs. Associate Product Managers at HMRC can make use of multiple learning and development opportunities to develop their product management skills if joining at entry level. Product managers at HMRC follow the government Digital, Data and Technology capability framework and career paths. Person specification Lead the discovery of, and deliver product features for, one or more data engineering products. Define the scope of the service wrapping up such products, and key features. Engage stakeholders to get buy-in for the product vision and roadmap. Work with a multidisciplinary agile delivery team (civil servants and suppliers' resources) with skills such as user research, service design, business analysis, or software engineering to shape the product and build it. Own and maintain a backlog of 'user stories' (which describe features and functions a user should be able to perform with the product) and prioritise the order in which they will be built and released to users. These should be in line with the goals of the product set by the organisation. Participate in, and contribute to the Product Management community of practice, whether through taking part in community initiatives, running sessions or talks, or other activities which support other product managers. Effectively communicate product release contents and expected product capabilities/behaviour to stakeholders. Essential Criteria Experience using technical products in roles such as Product Manager, Business Analyst, Technical Architect or equivalent Collaborative team player with strong communication, negotiation, and customer relationship skills Skilled in stakeholder engagement and expectation management Strong understanding of data and analytics tools (AWS, Azure, CI/CD, open-source analytics) Experience with agile delivery methodologies
Dec 05, 2025
Full time
Location Bristol, Cardiff, East Kilbride, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Salford, Stratford, Telford , Worthing. Please note that due to workforce controls, Leeds and Stratford are only available to existing HMRC staff in these locations. HMRC staff based in Reading can also apply to move to Stratford in line with Migration path. HMRC staff based in 100PS can also apply to move to Stratford About the job Job summary Discover a career in your hands at HMRC. Whether you're seeking purpose, growth, or a workplace that gives you a true sense of belonging, hear from some of our employees as they share their story about what it's really like to work at HMRC. Visit our YouTube channel to watch the full series and come and discover your potential. DPS Team Data Platform Services (DPS) is one of the delivery groups within the CDIO. We design, build and operate HMRC data platform and data analytics products and services, to enable HMRC being a data-driven organisation. DPS is leading a major transformation programme encompassing technology, capabilities and data services whilst continuing to deliver high quality and robust services to our internal and external customers. HMRC CDIO is moving from delivering business services driven by programmes and projects to being centred around products and platforms. This is a new target operating model that kicked off another exciting journey of transforming the way we work. DPS is ahead of the game and has already kicked off the journey to build our products and platforms catalogue and roadmaps. Accordingly, product management is a key cornerstone for the new operating model. There is an exciting opportunity to join a growing and fast-paced delivery team within HMRC's Data Platform Service Delivery Group as an Associate Product Manager. The Associate Product Manager will be accountable for one or more of DPS products, either a tool/technology or an in-house built product. Responsibilities includes product vision and roadmap, and partnering with the business customers to understand their requirements that DPS Products can fulfil. Job description A Product Manager is responsible for facilitating a product team to build and release digital products or features. Product Managers understand the business goals, the user needs for the service, and the different options for how to build and scope the digital product according to those needs. Associate Product Managers at HMRC can make use of multiple learning and development opportunities to develop their product management skills if joining at entry level. Product managers at HMRC follow the government Digital, Data and Technology capability framework and career paths. Person specification Lead the discovery of, and deliver product features for, one or more data engineering products. Define the scope of the service wrapping up such products, and key features. Engage stakeholders to get buy-in for the product vision and roadmap. Work with a multidisciplinary agile delivery team (civil servants and suppliers' resources) with skills such as user research, service design, business analysis, or software engineering to shape the product and build it. Own and maintain a backlog of 'user stories' (which describe features and functions a user should be able to perform with the product) and prioritise the order in which they will be built and released to users. These should be in line with the goals of the product set by the organisation. Participate in, and contribute to the Product Management community of practice, whether through taking part in community initiatives, running sessions or talks, or other activities which support other product managers. Effectively communicate product release contents and expected product capabilities/behaviour to stakeholders. Essential Criteria Experience using technical products in roles such as Product Manager, Business Analyst, Technical Architect or equivalent Collaborative team player with strong communication, negotiation, and customer relationship skills Skilled in stakeholder engagement and expectation management Strong understanding of data and analytics tools (AWS, Azure, CI/CD, open-source analytics) Experience with agile delivery methodologies
Location The ONS operates a flexible hybrid working model across the UK, with colleagues linked to one of our contractual locations working between office and remote throughout the week. The locations for this role are Newport, Titchfield (Fareham), Manchester, Darlington, London. All colleagues are required to work from their contractually allocated site for at least 60% of their working time. The induction process for the role will be conducted in person. About the job Job summary The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is the UK's largest independent producer of official statistics and the UK's recognised national statistical institute. The ONS plays a hugely important national role through mobilising the power of data to help Britain make better decisions. They are responsible for collecting and publishing statistics related to the economy, population and society at national, regional and local levels. ONS also conducts the census in England and Wales every 10 years. Their main responsibilities are collecting, analysing and disseminating statistics about the UK's economy, society and population. ONS is independent of ministers and instead reports through the UK Statistics Authority to Parliament and the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. ONS is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority, which is responsible for promoting and safeguarding the production and publication of official statistics which serve the public good. Job description As the Director General for Digital, Data and Technology, the postholder will set the strategic direction for the organisation's data, digital, and technology policy, and will be accountable for the protection and mobilisation of the vast amount of data and information held by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The postholder will demonstrate an expert understanding of the risks and opportunities across the digital and technology space. They will ensure that ONS is well positioned to effectively navigate this rapidly evolving landscape, building on our expertise in data to deliver our strategic priorities. Among the responsibilities will be the delivery of digital services and operations and the transition away from legacy technology through large-scale transformation of the ONS's digital infrastructure. With accountability for the protection and security of the organisation's information, the postholder will implement a resilient data and technology architecture that ensures the systems underpinning the production of ONS statistics are fit for the future. The postholder will be a key member of the ONS Executive Committee, playing a crucial and highly visible senior leadership role, setting strategic direction and driving the culture, behaviour and performance of the organisation. Key Responsibilities Accountability for digital and technological transformation, moving the organisation away from outdated, legacy technology to a model which provides reliable, sustainable infrastructure and digital solutions. Navigate a changing organisational context to provide strategic direction across all areas of the organisation's digital and technology landscape. Lead the development and implementation of a coherent and impactful organisation AI strategy. As a senior leader, embed the value of advanced digital, data and technology capabilities into wider organisational strategies. Foster a collaborative culture to increase the digital capabilities of our people, ensuring the organisation has the capability and capacity required to drive delivery and innovation. Champion the ability of new and evolving technologies to meet organisational priorities, establishing an innovation-focused culture that promotes the building of digital and data skills. Negotiate and secure investment for digital, data and technology. Hold accountability for the protection and security of the organisation's data and information assets amidst growing cyber security risks. As a respected leader in this field, build partnerships across government, the private sector and beyond, harnessing this collaboration to support delivery of the organisation's strategic priorities. Manage competing demands, risks and opportunities to maximise the value of investments in people and infrastructure, ensuring value for money. As a key member of ONS' senior leadership team, play an active role in driving forward the organisation's wider priorities, including breaking down institutional barriers and building a culture of inclusive and collaborative leadership. Further information on this role can be found in the candidate pack attached. Person specification Essential Criteria Track record of strategic leadership at the most senior levels in the data, digital and technology space, navigating changing organisational context to lead large-scale digital and technological transformation, achieving successful outcomes. Deep understanding of how to utilise digital and technology capabilities, leveraging the opportunities, and mitigating against the risks, to build the infrastructure required for organisations to deliver their priorities, and to protect against cyber threats. An expert ability to navigate the trade-offs associated with investments across people, systems and infrastructure, extracting maximum value for public money. Exceptional communication and influencing skills, with a proven ability to collaborate with a variety of stakeholders to create partnerships needed to meet the organisation's digital and technology priorities. Demonstrable experience of creating high-performing teams, and an innovation-focused culture, to drive forward delivery.
Dec 05, 2025
Full time
Location The ONS operates a flexible hybrid working model across the UK, with colleagues linked to one of our contractual locations working between office and remote throughout the week. The locations for this role are Newport, Titchfield (Fareham), Manchester, Darlington, London. All colleagues are required to work from their contractually allocated site for at least 60% of their working time. The induction process for the role will be conducted in person. About the job Job summary The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is the UK's largest independent producer of official statistics and the UK's recognised national statistical institute. The ONS plays a hugely important national role through mobilising the power of data to help Britain make better decisions. They are responsible for collecting and publishing statistics related to the economy, population and society at national, regional and local levels. ONS also conducts the census in England and Wales every 10 years. Their main responsibilities are collecting, analysing and disseminating statistics about the UK's economy, society and population. ONS is independent of ministers and instead reports through the UK Statistics Authority to Parliament and the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. ONS is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority, which is responsible for promoting and safeguarding the production and publication of official statistics which serve the public good. Job description As the Director General for Digital, Data and Technology, the postholder will set the strategic direction for the organisation's data, digital, and technology policy, and will be accountable for the protection and mobilisation of the vast amount of data and information held by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The postholder will demonstrate an expert understanding of the risks and opportunities across the digital and technology space. They will ensure that ONS is well positioned to effectively navigate this rapidly evolving landscape, building on our expertise in data to deliver our strategic priorities. Among the responsibilities will be the delivery of digital services and operations and the transition away from legacy technology through large-scale transformation of the ONS's digital infrastructure. With accountability for the protection and security of the organisation's information, the postholder will implement a resilient data and technology architecture that ensures the systems underpinning the production of ONS statistics are fit for the future. The postholder will be a key member of the ONS Executive Committee, playing a crucial and highly visible senior leadership role, setting strategic direction and driving the culture, behaviour and performance of the organisation. Key Responsibilities Accountability for digital and technological transformation, moving the organisation away from outdated, legacy technology to a model which provides reliable, sustainable infrastructure and digital solutions. Navigate a changing organisational context to provide strategic direction across all areas of the organisation's digital and technology landscape. Lead the development and implementation of a coherent and impactful organisation AI strategy. As a senior leader, embed the value of advanced digital, data and technology capabilities into wider organisational strategies. Foster a collaborative culture to increase the digital capabilities of our people, ensuring the organisation has the capability and capacity required to drive delivery and innovation. Champion the ability of new and evolving technologies to meet organisational priorities, establishing an innovation-focused culture that promotes the building of digital and data skills. Negotiate and secure investment for digital, data and technology. Hold accountability for the protection and security of the organisation's data and information assets amidst growing cyber security risks. As a respected leader in this field, build partnerships across government, the private sector and beyond, harnessing this collaboration to support delivery of the organisation's strategic priorities. Manage competing demands, risks and opportunities to maximise the value of investments in people and infrastructure, ensuring value for money. As a key member of ONS' senior leadership team, play an active role in driving forward the organisation's wider priorities, including breaking down institutional barriers and building a culture of inclusive and collaborative leadership. Further information on this role can be found in the candidate pack attached. Person specification Essential Criteria Track record of strategic leadership at the most senior levels in the data, digital and technology space, navigating changing organisational context to lead large-scale digital and technological transformation, achieving successful outcomes. Deep understanding of how to utilise digital and technology capabilities, leveraging the opportunities, and mitigating against the risks, to build the infrastructure required for organisations to deliver their priorities, and to protect against cyber threats. An expert ability to navigate the trade-offs associated with investments across people, systems and infrastructure, extracting maximum value for public money. Exceptional communication and influencing skills, with a proven ability to collaborate with a variety of stakeholders to create partnerships needed to meet the organisation's digital and technology priorities. Demonstrable experience of creating high-performing teams, and an innovation-focused culture, to drive forward delivery.
