Recevez plus de réponses des employeurs
Envoyez un CV adapté au poste en quelques minutes.
Rhox in Belgium seeks an experienced Agile Programme Manager for Automation to lead backend automation initiatives from design to production release and maintenance, ensuring alignment with enterprise architecture and security standards.
The role coordinates a multidisciplinary team, prioritises the Automation portfolio, and governs risks and dependencies while reporting to steering groups. French and Dutch language proficiency is essential for stakeholder engagement in the public sector.
A Belgian public-sector organisation responsible for administering unemployment benefits is organising an Automation release train to digitise and automate the backend services supporting its core operations. This Agile Programme Manager for Automation role coordinates backend automation initiatives across process analysis, development, production release and maintenance, while aligning delivery with enterprise architecture and security standards.
The Automation release train owns initiatives end to end, from process design and analysis through development, production release and maintenance. Its multidisciplinary team includes process managers, business analysts and developers whose work must be sequenced to improve the efficiency, interoperability, security, modularity and automation of services. The existing portfolio contains several projects and initiatives that need prioritisation based on strategic objectives, dependencies and expected benefits. The work supports the public sector in Belgium and is aligned with the enterprise architect, DPO, CISO, PMO and the Automation and Architecture steering committee.
Your day-to-day scope is to translate these priorities into an executable flow of work. You will allocate work across the train, capture unplanned and business-as-usual demand, resolve orchestration issues and support team members on content. You will represent the train in cross-team coordination and programme increments, and prepare the steering group. You will also establish lightweight governance, track risks and dependencies, produce progress reporting, coach less experienced colleagues and transfer knowledge so the organisation can operate more autonomously.