Technical Lead
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Technical Lead Manchester Hybrid £90,000£95,000 + Bonus Join a leading technology and innovation consultancy delivering large-scale digital transformation programmes for some of the UK’s most recognised public and private sector organisations. This is a hands-on leadership role where you’ll lead high-performing engineering teams, shape cloud-native solutions and work closely with clients to solve complex technical challenges. Whats on offer? £90,000£95,000salary Annual performance bonus Private healthcare Generous pension 25 days’ holiday, with the option to buy more Flexible hybrid working The Role Lead Agile software engineering teams delivering enterprise-scale solutions Design and build cloud-native applications across AWS, Azure or GCP Stay hands-on with architecture, coding and technical decision-making Mentor engineers and champion engineering best practice Collaborate with clients to translate business requirements into technical solutions Drive DevOps, CI/CD and modern software
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engineering practices What you will need? Proven experience leading software engineering teams Strong cloud experience Hands-on development background in Java, .NET or JavaScript/TypeScript Experience with CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code and modern engineering practices Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Previous consultancy or client-facing experience is advantageous Interested? Simply apply with yourCV or get in touch! AMC/RMD/PTLBM TPBN1_UKTJ
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