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The National Physical Laboratory is seeking a Technical Operations Manager to lead the design and development of enterprise architectures within high-security telecommunications environments. The successful candidate will work with technical teams, ensuring systems are secure and efficient while supporting the growth of the UK's telecom infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing infrastructure, coaching high-performing teams, and promoting continuous improvement. Ideal candidates should possess extensive experience in architecture design, network security, and effective people management.
UKTL is building leading edge Telecoms testing facilities to keep our telecommunications networks safe, accelerate the roll-out of new technologies, and grow our world leading telecoms sector to maintain resiliency and security.
Successful candidates will join a state-of-the-art facility and support testing and research on the latest technologies and innovations. You will work alongside infrastructure and cybersecurity professionals to ensure the UK’s telecoms infrastructure grows in a resilient and secure manner, underpinning growth in other industry sectors.
UKTL interacts with standards bodies, academia, government departments, communications service providers, and equipment vendors.
Applicants must be able to commute to Birmingham with potential for hybrid work and be eligible for security clearance.
We offer flexible working options depending on the role and business needs.
This role, internally called Technical Operations Manager, involves working across IT and Telecom architectures, documenting and planning infrastructure, and ensuring systems are secure and efficient. You will collaborate with technical teams to design, deliver, and evolve architectures, and lead a high-performing team with clear objectives.
Note: Applications are reviewed continuously. Applicants must obtain SC security clearance.