Public Sector Digital Transformation Domain Lead

ictjob.be

Belgique

Hybrid

EUR 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

ictjob.be is seeking three Domain Delivery Leads for a major public sector digital transformation in Brussels. The roles are freelance 1–2 years, hybrid (2 days on site), with native Dutch or French and strong English.

You will lead multiple agile squads, ensure alignment with business priorities, and drive autonomous delivery within a structured governance framework. You will articulate roadmaps, coordinate cross-domain plans and manage domain budgets, guiding teams through change and ensuring

Qualifications

10+ years in a similar role coordinating and steering multiple teams.
5+ years of Agile delivery in complex IT environments.
10+ years of project experience with complex stakeholder management on digitalisation projects.
10+ years of project team leadership.
Business to IT bridge background such as senior Product Owner, Business Relationship Manager or Programme Director.
Leading large multidisciplinary teams split across several squads.
Budget and capacity management within public budget envelopes.
Strong project management, governance and delivery practices.
Business process reengineering and change management in digital transformations.
Understanding of application lifecycle management.
Public sector experience.
Native Dutch or French speaker with good English.

Responsibilities

Unite several agile squads around a shared vision and keep business and team priorities aligned.
Create the conditions for autonomy and coach teams towards maturity (servant leadership).
Build the overall plan with the teams, manage cross-team dependencies and arbitrate priorities transparently.
Run domain rituals: cross-team syncs, reviews and retrospectives.
Remove blockers by connecting the teams with the business, IT and other domains.
Manage change requests, report progress and risks to governance bodies and escalate in good time.
Manage suppliers as partners and own the domain budget.