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The Programme/ Project Manager will lead the delivery of a supported Linux hosting service, building a RHEL server offering on IBM Linux ONE within a Linux-on-mainframe context.
You will collaborate with mainframe, Linux, network, storage, security and service-management teams to define responsibilities and deliver a production-ready service consumed by application teams.
Sheffield, United Kingdom | Posted on 09/30/2026
The Programme/ Project Manager will be working on a setupfor Linux on Mainframe – so someone who has experience of this should behighlighted please.
The key is someone who can lead the delivery of a supportedLinux hosting service, not simply coordinate server provisioning.
Lead the design, build and operational launch of a RHELserver offering on IBM Linux ONE. Work with the mainframe, Linux, network,storage, security and service-management teams to define responsibilities anddeliver a service application teams can consume.
They do not need to be the deepest engineer in both technologiesbut must be technically credible enough to challenge assumptions and resolveownership gaps.
Define the offering: Supported RHEL versions, server sizes,environments, availability tiers and target workloads.
Coordinate the architecture: Platform capacity,virtualisation, networking, storage, security and management tooling.
Confirm workload readiness: Validate application, middlewareand vendor support for Linux on IBM Z (s390x)—do not assume x86 workloads canmove unchanged.
Establish the operating model: Agree who provisions,patches, monitors, backs up and supports each layer.
Lead a pilot: Prove provisioning, application compatibility,performance, recovery and support processes.
Deliver production readiness: Secure operational sign-off,publish the service catalogue and manage initial onboarding.
A senior infrastructure PM who hasdelivered Linux on IBM Z/LinuxONE services—not a generic PM with onlytraditional mainframe application experience or only x86 Linux experience.