Nexor Limited seeks a Portfolio Product Owner to translate portfolio requirements into detailed goals for engineering, manage the product backlog, and oversee release planning and deployment. You will coordinate releases, maintain BOMs, and update marketing collateral as needed. The role requires experience as a Product Owner with secure information exchange and cloud technologies, and the ability to work with Defence/Government or National Security domains. SC clearance is advantageous.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Nexor Limited seeks a Portfolio Product Owner to translate portfolio requirements into detailed goals for engineering, manage the product backlog, and oversee release planning and deployment. You will coordinate releases, maintain BOMs, and update marketing collateral as needed. The role requires experience as a Product Owner with secure information exchange and cloud technologies, and the ability to work with Defence/Government or National Security domains. SC clearance is advantageous.
Nexor Limited in Nottingham, United Kingdom, is seeking a Software Engineer to develop and evolve software across multiple projects for internal and external clients. The role emphasizes collaboration, documentation, and proactive problem solving within an Agile DevOps context. The candidate will lead sprint ceremonies, mentor team members, and support technical information flow to Sales and Marketing, ensuring alignment with business goals and security standards.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Nexor Limited in Nottingham, United Kingdom, is seeking a Software Engineer to develop and evolve software across multiple projects for internal and external clients. The role emphasizes collaboration, documentation, and proactive problem solving within an Agile DevOps context. The candidate will lead sprint ceremonies, mentor team members, and support technical information flow to Sales and Marketing, ensuring alignment with business goals and security standards.
To seamlessly integrate into the Nexor culture of united excellence, openness and respect. To collaborate closely with your teammates, assisting them in the development of projects of varied scope and complexity for both internal and external clients. To undertake research in line with business requirements and generate reports on the findings as applicable. To continually develop through ongoing personal improvement, adding diversity and depth to skills. Key Responsibilities Develop and code software. Diversify knowledge and skills whilst deepening understanding of existing skills through personal development activities and ongoing application. Author documentation and training materials, conforming to relevant company standards and procedures, and review material generated by others. Provide assistance in the planning of project activities. Take a leading role in Sprint ceremonies including planning, refinement and retrospective. Undertake research activities to assist in advancing department ways of working. Support other parts of Nexor, such as Sales and Marketing, by providing technical information. Develop communication skills and styles, both written and verbal, and exercise these skills within the business. Using obtained skills, undertake the writing and execution of tasks within the DevOps environment including the use of Nexor selected tools. Provide third-line support to fix customer issues by performing investigation and analysis. Act as a focal point for guidance and mentorship within the assigned team, working to meet the defined goals. Take the role of compiling and authoring design documentation. Expand skills and awareness of the broader business space, develop an awareness of factors affecting profitability and contribute to the control of the issues and challenges facing the business. Provide assistance in the development of estimation for proposed works. Interpret, understand and translate the needs of internal and external customers, translating those holistic and technical needs into technical requirements. Gain exposure to multiple Nexor projects or revenue streams by moving between teams and tasks. Additional Responsibilities Conform, at all times, to relevant company policies, procedures and national legislation as advised is required for the scope of your work. Undertake ad-hoc projects as required. Undertake additional duties as the business requires. Actively contribute to business improvement. Security and Working Requirements May be required to work additional hours to meet deadlines. May be required to travel to customer sites. Will be required to obtain security cleared status. Personal Specification Criteria Method of Assessment Qualifications Degree or comparable qualification in Software Engineering or related discipline. Ideally already holding or eligible and willing to achieve SC clearance if needed. Willingness and eligibility to obtain and maintain SC are mandatory. Degree or suitable equivalent with experience. Any additional certifications backing up skills. Heavy preference to those already cleared. Application Skills Application, then confirm at interview Experience 3-5 years plus as a Software Engineer. Application Personal Attributes Solutions-driven mindset. Person that thrives in the face of a challenge. Comfortable with Agile process and short path to client for requirements. Good fit culturally and stylistically for the team. Process and detail awareness but pragmatically driven to produce solutions. Interview Nexor Values The role holder will be expected to role model and champion the Nexor core values which are: Focus, Adaptable, Respect and Collaboration. This job description is a guide to the work you may be required to undertake but does not form part of your contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
To seamlessly integrate into the Nexor culture of united excellence, openness and respect. To collaborate closely with your teammates, assisting them in the development of projects of varied scope and complexity for both internal and external clients. To undertake research in line with business requirements and generate reports on the findings as applicable. To continually develop through ongoing personal improvement, adding diversity and depth to skills. Key Responsibilities Develop and code software. Diversify knowledge and skills whilst deepening understanding of existing skills through personal development activities and ongoing application. Author documentation and training materials, conforming to relevant company standards and procedures, and review material generated by others. Provide assistance in the planning of project activities. Take a leading role in Sprint ceremonies including planning, refinement and retrospective. Undertake research activities to assist in advancing department ways of working. Support other parts of Nexor, such as Sales and Marketing, by providing technical information. Develop communication skills and styles, both written and verbal, and exercise these skills within the business. Using obtained skills, undertake the writing and execution of tasks within the DevOps environment including the use of Nexor selected tools. Provide third-line support to fix customer issues by performing investigation and analysis. Act as a focal point for guidance and mentorship within the assigned team, working to meet the defined goals. Take the role of compiling and authoring design documentation. Expand skills and awareness of the broader business space, develop an awareness of factors affecting profitability and contribute to the control of the issues and challenges facing the business. Provide assistance in the development of estimation for proposed works. Interpret, understand and translate the needs of internal and external customers, translating those holistic and technical needs into technical requirements. Gain exposure to multiple Nexor projects or revenue streams by moving between teams and tasks. Additional Responsibilities Conform, at all times, to relevant company policies, procedures and national legislation as advised is required for the scope of your work. Undertake ad-hoc projects as required. Undertake additional duties as the business requires. Actively contribute to business improvement. Security and Working Requirements May be required to work additional hours to meet deadlines. May be required to travel to customer sites. Will be required to obtain security cleared status. Personal Specification Criteria Method of Assessment Qualifications Degree or comparable qualification in Software Engineering or related discipline. Ideally already holding or eligible and willing to achieve SC clearance if needed. Willingness and eligibility to obtain and maintain SC are mandatory. Degree or suitable equivalent with experience. Any additional certifications backing up skills. Heavy preference to those already cleared. Application Skills Application, then confirm at interview Experience 3-5 years plus as a Software Engineer. Application Personal Attributes Solutions-driven mindset. Person that thrives in the face of a challenge. Comfortable with Agile process and short path to client for requirements. Good fit culturally and stylistically for the team. Process and detail awareness but pragmatically driven to produce solutions. Interview Nexor Values The role holder will be expected to role model and champion the Nexor core values which are: Focus, Adaptable, Respect and Collaboration. This job description is a guide to the work you may be required to undertake but does not form part of your contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances.
Nexor Limited is seeking a Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant to join its services team. The role is remote first with attendance at Nexor's Nottingham office and customer sites as required, with regular UK travel and occasional international travel. You will assess cyber security and information assurance risks across complex environments, translate findings into clear risk based recommendations, and support governance, accreditation and assurance activities.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Nexor Limited is seeking a Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant to join its services team. The role is remote first with attendance at Nexor's Nottingham office and customer sites as required, with regular UK travel and occasional international travel. You will assess cyber security and information assurance risks across complex environments, translate findings into clear risk based recommendations, and support governance, accreditation and assurance activities.
Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant Job Title Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant Hours Per Week 37 Reporting to Reporting to Principal Cyber Consultant / Head of Services Location Location Remote-first, with attendance at Nexor's Nottingham office and customer locations as required. Regular UK travel may form part of the role. Occasional international travel may arise. Role Purpose The Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant supports customers in identifying, assessing and managing cyber security and information assurance risks across complex digital, operational and high assurance environments. The role combines consultancy, risk assessment, security assurance, governance and stakeholder engagement. Work may span secure information exchange, cross-domain solutions, cloud services, networks, applications, data platforms and operational systems. The postholder translates security obligations, business needs, threat information and technical evidence into clear risk based recommendations. The role suits a cyber security, risk, assurance or systems professional seeking broader customer facing responsibility across defence, government and critical national infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Conduct cyber security and information assurance risk assessments. Identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts and control requirements. Develop proportionate risk treatment recommendations. Maintain cyber risk registers, assumptions, dependencies and residual risk positions. Support formal risk acceptance and escalation activity. Provide clear advice to technical and non-technical stakeholders. Information Assurance Support assurance of systems, services and information handling arrangements. Assess compliance against customer, contractual and regulatory requirements. Review security documentation, technical evidence and control implementation. Support security case development and assurance planning. Contribute to accreditation, authorisation and approval activity. Maintain traceability between requirements, controls, evidence and risk decisions. Security Governance Support development and maintenance of: Security policies. Standards. Procedures. Governance frameworks. Assurance plans. Security management plans. Additionally: Contribute to security governance forums and assurance boards. Track security actions, risks, decisions and evidence. Support senior ownership and oversight of cyber security risk. Secure by Design Support Work with architects, engineers and delivery teams to embed security throughout the lifecycle. Review solution designs for security, privacy, resilience and assurance implications. Support identification of security requirements and non functional requirements. Apply defence in depth, least privilege and Zero Trust principles. Ensure security considerations form part of design, build, test, deployment and operation. Threat and Vulnerability Assessment Assess credible threat scenarios relevant to customer environments. Review vulnerability information and technical findings. Support interpretation of penetration test, vulnerability scan and security assessment outputs. Evaluate exploitability, business impact and operational consequence. Recommend remediation priorities and compensating controls. Work with: Customer security teams. Solution and Security Architects. Project and Delivery Managers. Software and Platform Engineers. Product Teams. Suppliers and Technology Partners. Additionally: Participate in workshops, assurance reviews and customer briefings. Explain cyber security risks and control recommendations in accessible language. Build trusted and professional customer relationships. Continuous Improvement and Professional Development Maintain awareness of emerging cyber threats, regulation and assurance practice. Contribute to internal methods, templates and guidance. Share knowledge across Nexor communities of practice. Support lessons identified and service improvement activity. Work towards recognised cyber security and assurance qualifications. Professional experience in cyber security, information assurance, risk management, systems engineering or a related discipline. Experience contributing to security assessment or assurance activity. Experience working within multidisciplinary technical teams. Experience producing clear and structured security documentation. Ability to identify and communicate cyber risks. Ability to interpret technical evidence and control requirements. Experience engaging with technical and non technical stakeholders. Strong interest in defence, government, critical infrastructure or high assurance systems. Essential Technical Knowledge Cyber Security and Assurance Information assurance. Security governance. Security controls. Threat and vulnerability assessment. Security lifecycle principles. Residual risk and risk acceptance. Assurance evidence and traceability. Frameworks and Standards Working knowledge of some of the following: ISO/IEC 27001. ISO/IEC 27005. NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework. NIST Cybersecurity Framework. MOD Defence Standard 05-138. Government Security Classifications. Defence, government or critical national infrastructure experience. Experience within high assurance or regulated environments. Exposure to secure information exchange or cross domain solutions. Experience supporting accreditation or authority to operate processes. Familiarity with MOD security and assurance practices. Experience with cloud security assurance. Experience supporting security architecture reviews. Knowledge of data protection and privacy impact assessment. Current SC clearance. Experience supporting bids, proposals or pre sales activity. SFIA Mapping SFIA Skill Level Description Information Security (SCTY) 4 Application of security controls, risk management and assurance practice Information Assurance (INAS) 4 Assessment of information risk and assurance evidence 4 Identification, assessment and treatment of business and cyber risks Security Administration (SCAD) 3/4 Support to security procedures and control operation Vulnerability Assessment (VUAS) 3/4 Assessment and interpretation of vulnerabilities Consultancy (CNSL) 4 Provision of cyber and assurance advice within defined areas Stakeholder Relationship Management (RLMT) 4 Productive engagement with customer and technical stakeholders Requirements Definition and Management (REQM) 4 Definition and traceability of security requirements Methods and Tools (METL) 4 Application of assurance methods, frameworks and tools Compliance Audit (COAU) 4 Assessment of compliance against policies, standards and controls Professional Qualifications A degree, degree apprenticeship or equivalent experience in a relevant discipline, including: Cyber Security. Information Security. Computer Science. Software Engineering. Electronic Engineering. Mathematics. Another relevant science, technology or engineering discipline. Progress towards, or interest in obtaining: CISSP. CISM. CRISC. NCSC Certified Cyber Professional. Chartered Cyber Security Professional. Risk management qualification. Development Path The role provides progression towards: Senior Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant. Security Architect. Information Assurance Lead. Security Assurance Manager. Head of Cyber Assurance. Development support may include: Mentoring from senior cyber consultants and architects. Customer and programme exposure. Security architecture and assurance training. Support towards professional certification. Opportunities to lead defined assurance work packages. Participation in internal research and service development. Exposure to bids, pre sales and consultancy shaping. Access to cyber and architecture communities of practice. Measures of Success Success within the role shall be measured through: Quality and clarity of assurance deliverables. Effective identification and communication of cyber risks. Completion of assigned work against customer objectives. Constructive participation in assurance and design reviews. Effective management of risks, actions and evidence. Positive customer and stakeholder feedback. Growth in assurance and domain competence. Contribution to successful bids and customer engagements. Increasing ownership of cyber assurance work packages. Progress towards relevant professional qualifications. Reporting Line The role reports to the Head of Services and/or Principal Cyber Consultant. . click apply for full job details
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant Job Title Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant Hours Per Week 37 Reporting to Reporting to Principal Cyber Consultant / Head of Services Location Location Remote-first, with attendance at Nexor's Nottingham office and customer locations as required. Regular UK travel may form part of the role. Occasional international travel may arise. Role Purpose The Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant supports customers in identifying, assessing and managing cyber security and information assurance risks across complex digital, operational and high assurance environments. The role combines consultancy, risk assessment, security assurance, governance and stakeholder engagement. Work may span secure information exchange, cross-domain solutions, cloud services, networks, applications, data platforms and operational systems. The postholder translates security obligations, business needs, threat information and technical evidence into clear risk based recommendations. The role suits a cyber security, risk, assurance or systems professional seeking broader customer facing responsibility across defence, government and critical national infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Conduct cyber security and information assurance risk assessments. Identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts and control requirements. Develop proportionate risk treatment recommendations. Maintain cyber risk registers, assumptions, dependencies and residual risk positions. Support formal risk acceptance and escalation activity. Provide clear advice to technical and non-technical stakeholders. Information Assurance Support assurance of systems, services and information handling arrangements. Assess compliance against customer, contractual and regulatory requirements. Review security documentation, technical evidence and control implementation. Support security case development and assurance planning. Contribute to accreditation, authorisation and approval activity. Maintain traceability between requirements, controls, evidence and risk decisions. Security Governance Support development and maintenance of: Security policies. Standards. Procedures. Governance frameworks. Assurance plans. Security management plans. Additionally: Contribute to security governance forums and assurance boards. Track security actions, risks, decisions and evidence. Support senior ownership and oversight of cyber security risk. Secure by Design Support Work with architects, engineers and delivery teams to embed security throughout the lifecycle. Review solution designs for security, privacy, resilience and assurance implications. Support identification of security requirements and non functional requirements. Apply defence in depth, least privilege and Zero Trust principles. Ensure security considerations form part of design, build, test, deployment and operation. Threat and Vulnerability Assessment Assess credible threat scenarios relevant to customer environments. Review vulnerability information and technical findings. Support interpretation of penetration test, vulnerability scan and security assessment outputs. Evaluate exploitability, business impact and operational consequence. Recommend remediation priorities and compensating controls. Work with: Customer security teams. Solution and Security Architects. Project and Delivery Managers. Software and Platform Engineers. Product Teams. Suppliers and Technology Partners. Additionally: Participate in workshops, assurance reviews and customer briefings. Explain cyber security risks and control recommendations in accessible language. Build trusted and professional customer relationships. Continuous Improvement and Professional Development Maintain awareness of emerging cyber threats, regulation and assurance practice. Contribute to internal methods, templates and guidance. Share knowledge across Nexor communities of practice. Support lessons identified and service improvement activity. Work towards recognised cyber security and assurance qualifications. Professional experience in cyber security, information assurance, risk management, systems engineering or a related discipline. Experience contributing to security assessment or assurance activity. Experience working within multidisciplinary technical teams. Experience producing clear and structured security documentation. Ability to identify and communicate cyber risks. Ability to interpret technical evidence and control requirements. Experience engaging with technical and non technical stakeholders. Strong interest in defence, government, critical infrastructure or high assurance systems. Essential Technical Knowledge Cyber Security and Assurance Information assurance. Security governance. Security controls. Threat and vulnerability assessment. Security lifecycle principles. Residual risk and risk acceptance. Assurance evidence and traceability. Frameworks and Standards Working knowledge of some of the following: ISO/IEC 27001. ISO/IEC 27005. NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework. NIST Cybersecurity Framework. MOD Defence Standard 05-138. Government Security Classifications. Defence, government or critical national infrastructure experience. Experience within high assurance or regulated environments. Exposure to secure information exchange or cross domain solutions. Experience supporting accreditation or authority to operate processes. Familiarity with MOD security and assurance practices. Experience with cloud security assurance. Experience supporting security architecture reviews. Knowledge of data protection and privacy impact assessment. Current SC clearance. Experience supporting bids, proposals or pre sales activity. SFIA Mapping SFIA Skill Level Description Information Security (SCTY) 4 Application of security controls, risk management and assurance practice Information Assurance (INAS) 4 Assessment of information risk and assurance evidence 4 Identification, assessment and treatment of business and cyber risks Security Administration (SCAD) 3/4 Support to security procedures and control operation Vulnerability Assessment (VUAS) 3/4 Assessment and interpretation of vulnerabilities Consultancy (CNSL) 4 Provision of cyber and assurance advice within defined areas Stakeholder Relationship Management (RLMT) 4 Productive engagement with customer and technical stakeholders Requirements Definition and Management (REQM) 4 Definition and traceability of security requirements Methods and Tools (METL) 4 Application of assurance methods, frameworks and tools Compliance Audit (COAU) 4 Assessment of compliance against policies, standards and controls Professional Qualifications A degree, degree apprenticeship or equivalent experience in a relevant discipline, including: Cyber Security. Information Security. Computer Science. Software Engineering. Electronic Engineering. Mathematics. Another relevant science, technology or engineering discipline. Progress towards, or interest in obtaining: CISSP. CISM. CRISC. NCSC Certified Cyber Professional. Chartered Cyber Security Professional. Risk management qualification. Development Path The role provides progression towards: Senior Cyber and Information Assurance Consultant. Security Architect. Information Assurance Lead. Security Assurance Manager. Head of Cyber Assurance. Development support may include: Mentoring from senior cyber consultants and architects. Customer and programme exposure. Security architecture and assurance training. Support towards professional certification. Opportunities to lead defined assurance work packages. Participation in internal research and service development. Exposure to bids, pre sales and consultancy shaping. Access to cyber and architecture communities of practice. Measures of Success Success within the role shall be measured through: Quality and clarity of assurance deliverables. Effective identification and communication of cyber risks. Completion of assigned work against customer objectives. Constructive participation in assurance and design reviews. Effective management of risks, actions and evidence. Positive customer and stakeholder feedback. Growth in assurance and domain competence. Contribution to successful bids and customer engagements. Increasing ownership of cyber assurance work packages. Progress towards relevant professional qualifications. Reporting Line The role reports to the Head of Services and/or Principal Cyber Consultant. . click apply for full job details
Interoperability Product Owner / Product Manager Job Title Interoperability Product Owner / Product Manager Hours Per Week 37 Reporting to Reporting to Head of Portfolio Location Location Independent, but ideally within an hour of Nottingham to enable frequent interaction with the Interoperability team. Issue Date Issue Date August 2026 Role Purpose This role is responsible for: Working with the wider Nexor team to refine Nexor's Interoperability Strategy. Capturing high-level customer requirements, what, why and when, along with those of the project and Nexor strategy and agreeing them with customer and internal stakeholders. Converting high-level requirements into detailed requirements, timings and goals that can be acted upon by engineering. Working closely with the Technical Architect and Delivery Manager to prioritise the Product Backlog and communicate updates to relevant stakeholders. Planning and delivering timely releases and product updates to meet customer and Nexor requirements. Owning and coordinating all aspects of the release process, including product documentation, implementation and deployment, and providing updates to any marketing documentation for the Portfolio Manager. Monitoring and acting upon any technical updates from third parties. Maintaining the relevant bill of materials for each part of the portfolio. Working with customers to develop customer-specific backlogs where required. Developing value propositions for the Interoperability Portfolio, covering software, services and managed services. Working closely with Marketing to create marketing activities, with relevant marketing and communications artefacts, to promote the work Nexor is doing. Completing competitor analysis for other companies, technologies and approaches. Skills and Experience Experience as a Product Manager and Product Owner within the Defence, Government or National Security sectors. Ideally, knowledge and experience in interoperability, integration and secure information exchange. Ideally, a good blend of technical and commercial knowledge and communication skills, with the ability to engage with stakeholders ranging from technical architects through to senior business stakeholders. Good interpersonal skills, with the ability to develop productive relationships both internally and externally. Good presentation and communication skills for business, technology, senior leader and engineering audiences, both internally and externally with customers. Holds, or is able to obtain, SC clearance. Key Responsibilities Act as a Hybrid Product Manager/Owner for Nexor's Interoperability programmes, as well as other customer-facing delivery projects. Manage the product goals and backlogs for all relevant projects. Develop and explicitly communicate Product Goals. Create, clearly communicate and manage Product Backlog items. Order and prioritise Product Backlog items. Agree Sprint Goals with the teams. Ensure that Product Backlog progress is transparent, visible and understood, including timescales, financial budgets and actual spend. Support the teams with product-related queries. Attend Sprint and Project Reviews and, in conjunction with the Technical Architect and Delivery Manager, report on progress made. Manage the product release process, including setting release requirements; planning all elements of a release into the backlog, such as documentation; accepting that a release has been completed; and communicating updates to the rest of the business. As Product Manager for Nexor's Interoperability deliverables, products and services, manage the lifecycle for each product or service in line with roadmap plans, dovetailing into Nexor's wider portfolio, with services driving product updates and vice versa. Champion the Nexor Interoperability portfolio. Contribute to clear, engaging product collateral in order to update the market on the latest developments, use cases, etc. From time to time, author collateral pieces to help advocate one or more products. Maintain the product area for each product on the Portfolio Hub on SharePoint. Present the products and services, including benefits and use cases, to customers, and gather and apply their feedback. Develop the value propositions for the Interoperability Portfolio. Help gather product feedback from customers, prospects and Nexor's customer-facing teams to support prioritisation of the backlog, maximise return on Nexor investment, and maintain alignment with the Interoperability Roadmap and wider Nexor Roadmap where applicable. Explore, share and apply market learning, including from customers, authorities, competitors, partners and suppliers, as part of the marketing community at Nexor. Complete competitor analysis for competing products, services, technologies and approaches. Facilitate the estimating process with engineering, as this can impact delivery of the backlog. Measures of Success Successful delivery of Nexor's Interoperability Portfolio. Successful delivery of customer-facing programmes. Successful engagement with customers and internal stakeholders. Nexor Values The role holder will be expected to role model and champion the Nexor core values which are: Focus, Adaptable, Respect and Collaboration. This job description is a guide to the work you may be required to undertake but does not form part of your contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Interoperability Product Owner / Product Manager Job Title Interoperability Product Owner / Product Manager Hours Per Week 37 Reporting to Reporting to Head of Portfolio Location Location Independent, but ideally within an hour of Nottingham to enable frequent interaction with the Interoperability team. Issue Date Issue Date August 2026 Role Purpose This role is responsible for: Working with the wider Nexor team to refine Nexor's Interoperability Strategy. Capturing high-level customer requirements, what, why and when, along with those of the project and Nexor strategy and agreeing them with customer and internal stakeholders. Converting high-level requirements into detailed requirements, timings and goals that can be acted upon by engineering. Working closely with the Technical Architect and Delivery Manager to prioritise the Product Backlog and communicate updates to relevant stakeholders. Planning and delivering timely releases and product updates to meet customer and Nexor requirements. Owning and coordinating all aspects of the release process, including product documentation, implementation and deployment, and providing updates to any marketing documentation for the Portfolio Manager. Monitoring and acting upon any technical updates from third parties. Maintaining the relevant bill of materials for each part of the portfolio. Working with customers to develop customer-specific backlogs where required. Developing value propositions for the Interoperability Portfolio, covering software, services and managed services. Working closely with Marketing to create marketing activities, with relevant marketing and communications artefacts, to promote the work Nexor is doing. Completing competitor analysis for other companies, technologies and approaches. Skills and Experience Experience as a Product Manager and Product Owner within the Defence, Government or National Security sectors. Ideally, knowledge and experience in interoperability, integration and secure information exchange. Ideally, a good blend of technical and commercial knowledge and communication skills, with the ability to engage with stakeholders ranging from technical architects through to senior business stakeholders. Good interpersonal skills, with the ability to develop productive relationships both internally and externally. Good presentation and communication skills for business, technology, senior leader and engineering audiences, both internally and externally with customers. Holds, or is able to obtain, SC clearance. Key Responsibilities Act as a Hybrid Product Manager/Owner for Nexor's Interoperability programmes, as well as other customer-facing delivery projects. Manage the product goals and backlogs for all relevant projects. Develop and explicitly communicate Product Goals. Create, clearly communicate and manage Product Backlog items. Order and prioritise Product Backlog items. Agree Sprint Goals with the teams. Ensure that Product Backlog progress is transparent, visible and understood, including timescales, financial budgets and actual spend. Support the teams with product-related queries. Attend Sprint and Project Reviews and, in conjunction with the Technical Architect and Delivery Manager, report on progress made. Manage the product release process, including setting release requirements; planning all elements of a release into the backlog, such as documentation; accepting that a release has been completed; and communicating updates to the rest of the business. As Product Manager for Nexor's Interoperability deliverables, products and services, manage the lifecycle for each product or service in line with roadmap plans, dovetailing into Nexor's wider portfolio, with services driving product updates and vice versa. Champion the Nexor Interoperability portfolio. Contribute to clear, engaging product collateral in order to update the market on the latest developments, use cases, etc. From time to time, author collateral pieces to help advocate one or more products. Maintain the product area for each product on the Portfolio Hub on SharePoint. Present the products and services, including benefits and use cases, to customers, and gather and apply their feedback. Develop the value propositions for the Interoperability Portfolio. Help gather product feedback from customers, prospects and Nexor's customer-facing teams to support prioritisation of the backlog, maximise return on Nexor investment, and maintain alignment with the Interoperability Roadmap and wider Nexor Roadmap where applicable. Explore, share and apply market learning, including from customers, authorities, competitors, partners and suppliers, as part of the marketing community at Nexor. Complete competitor analysis for competing products, services, technologies and approaches. Facilitate the estimating process with engineering, as this can impact delivery of the backlog. Measures of Success Successful delivery of Nexor's Interoperability Portfolio. Successful delivery of customer-facing programmes. Successful engagement with customers and internal stakeholders. Nexor Values The role holder will be expected to role model and champion the Nexor core values which are: Focus, Adaptable, Respect and Collaboration. This job description is a guide to the work you may be required to undertake but does not form part of your contract of employment and may change from time to time to reflect changing circumstances.