Head of IT Operations, Azure & Cloud (Remote)

Client Server Limited; Greater London; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private healthcare (including family)

30 days holiday + bank holidays

Mostly remote working

Job summary

Client Server Limited is seeking a Head of IT Operations (Azure) to lead service delivery, service transition and governance across Azure and AWS in a dual-regulated banking environment. The role emphasizes production readiness, incident management and supplier governance with a focus on delivering reliable cloud operations.

You can work from home most of the time, with London office meetings once or twice a month, and you will drive bank-grade controls while guiding technical discussions and

Qualifications

• Experience in IT Operations / Service Delivery / Service Transition within a dual regulated environment (e.g. FCA/PRA).
• Strong Service Delivery and Change Management skills.
• Strong technical knowledge of Azure.
• Comfortable leading technical conversations and making decisions.
• Collaborative and pragmatic with excellent communication and client-facing skills.

Responsibilities

• Own and improve service transition into production and operational readiness.
• Oversee incident and performance management and supplier governance.
• Manage cloud operations across Azure and AWS.
• Define controls, processes and operating practices for growth in a dual-regulated environment.

Skills

Azure

Service Delivery

Change Management

Leadership

Stakeholder Communication

Job description

Client Server Limited is seeking a Head of IT Operations (Azure) to lead service delivery, service transition and governance across Azure and AWS in a dual-regulated banking environment. The role emphasizes production readiness, incident management and supplier governance with a focus on delivering reliable cloud operations.

You can work from home most of the time, with London office meetings once or twice a month, and you will drive bank-grade controls while guiding technical discussions and