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A prestigious educational institution in the UK seeks an Associate Delivery Manager to support the Improving Wireless Programme. You will coordinate Agile delivery activities, manage stakeholder communication, and utilize tools like Microsoft Azure DevOps. The role is ideal for someone with foundational delivery experience looking to advance. The institution offers a collaborative environment and extensive benefits, including generous leave and flexible working arrangements.
As Associate Delivery Manager, you will support the delivery of the University's Improving Wireless Programme, working closely with the Delivery Manager and cross-functional teams. You'll help coordinate Agile delivery activities, utilising our 8-stage process, to manage stakeholder communications, and ensure readiness for wireless installations across the University.
IT Services is the central IT department supporting teaching, learning, and research across the University. Within IT Services, the Programme and Projects Delivery Group (PPDG) leads the delivery of strategic initiatives, including the Improving Wireless Programme, which will expand the centrally managed wireless service to over 300 buildings, helping to ensure reliable and modern wireless access across our world-renowned facilities. The University of Oxford is a place where centuries of tradition meet cutting-edge innovation. Ranked the world's leading university for nine consecutive years, we offer a collaborative and inclusive environment where your work contributes to global research, education, and impact.
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