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DXC Technology in the United Kingdom seeks an ITO Team Lead to provide technical and people leadership across DXC-managed environments. You will oversee L2/L3 escalations, manage P1/P2 responses, and drive permanent fixes through CSI and problem management, while coordinating with governance and service reviews.
You will lead the team in cross‑tower troubleshooting, change coordination, and secure builds, ensuring SLAs are met and knowledge is transferred during transitions.
ITO Team Lead – Job Description Role Summary Due to the nature of the work and the customers we support, the successful candidate must be eligible to meet UK Government and contractual personnel security requirements, including the applicable residency requirements for the role, and have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Some roles may also be subject to nationality requirements where these are necessary to meet UK Government or contractual security obligations. Please note this role will require on-site attendance 5 days a week. The ITO Team Lead provides technical and people leadership for infrastructure operations across DXC-managed customer environments, managing team development, performance, workloads and contractual SLAs. They oversee cross-platform L2/L3 escalations, lead P1/P2 incident response and drive permanent fixes through problem management. They represent the team in customer engagements, service reviews and governance, aligning technical delivery with service management.
5+ years’ hands‑on infrastructure experience across Windows Server, Linux, VMware/Hyper‑V, storage/backup, AD and database touchpoints.
Proven technical team leadership in managed services or IT outsourcing, covering mentoring, objectives, one‑to‑ones, performance and morale.
Strong incident management experience, including P1/P2 technical leadership across cross‑domain triage, telemetry, isolation, rollback and stakeholder communication.
Effective L2 escalation, root‑cause diagnosis and resolution across Wintel, virtualisation, storage, network, AD and databases.
Proven SLA/KPI delivery through queue, incident‑ageing and compliance monitoring, with corrective action.
ITIL‑aligned oversight of standard, minor and emergency changes, including technical/risk reviews, maintenance windows and rollback plans.
Strong knowledge and operational application of Incident, Problem, Change, Configuration and Service Level Management.
Experience recording recurring problems, facilitating root‑cause analysis and securing permanent fixes to prevent repeat failures.
Confident, professional representation in reviews, governance and escalations, translating technical issues into business terms and managing expectations.
Accurate runbooks, SOPs, diagrams, CMDB records and audit evidence supporting continuity, compliance and knowledge transfer.
Skill‑ and capacity‑based workload planning, ensuring service‑window coverage through shifts and on‑call rotas.
DV Clearance required.
ITIL 4 Foundation or higher. Microsoft, VMware, or storage vendor certifications that validate technical breadth across the infrastructure domain.
Experience leading or contributing to CSI initiatives — identifying improvement opportunities from operational data, implementing changes, and measuring outcomes.
Familiarity with PowerShell or other scripting languages for operational automation, and the ability to review and approve scripts developed by team members.
Experience with enterprise backup solutions (Veeam, Commvault, or similar) and an understanding of backup architecture, failover validation, and disaster recovery procedures.
Working awareness of database platforms (SQL Server, Oracle, or similar) sufficient to coordinate with database administrators and troubleshoot cross‑domain issues involving database dependencies.
Familiarity with enterprise monitoring platforms such as SCOM, SolarWinds, Dynatrace, or similar, and the ability to interpret dashboards and alerts for proactive service management.
Awareness of regulatory frameworks such as ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, and NIST, and their impact on operational processes and audit requirements.
Experience coordinating with third‑party vendors and suppliers for escalation, licensing, and support during incidents and changes.
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