As IT Service Manager in CDIO at HMRC, you help modernise services by moving from legacy systems to flexible, cloud-based solutions. You’ll influence how live services evolve while improving reliability and user impact in a data-driven, tech-enabled environment. You work on high-volume, mission-critical services and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive transformation and continuous improvement.
Pay / Benefits
Flexible and Hybrid Working
Generous leave starting at 25 days (up to 30)
Civil Service Pension contributions (Alpha)
Pension contributions of 28.97% of salary
Coaching and development
Family friendly policies
Responsibilities
Support incident response, change delivery, and service improvement across complex, high-volume services
Manage governance, risk, and assurance with clear reporting for senior leaders
Maintain service documentation and manage risks/issues to aid decision making
Coordinate with suppliers to ensure high availability and performance
Engage stakeholders at all levels to balance priorities and expectations
Adapt services through life cycle including implementation, decommissioning, and continuous improvement
Key requirements
Experience in IT Service Management with risk management, continual improvement, and incident management
Ability to analyze problems from incidents and understand their impact on information systems
Understanding of IT service delivery, operation, and decommissioning processes
Autonomy and resilience in fast-paced, ambiguous environments with competing priorities
Knowledge of service management tools, methods, procedures, and software
Stakeholder management across levels and collaboration with external suppliers
Experience enabling high availability and performance through supplier management
Structured governance, risk, and assurance practices in a live service environment
Strong analytical and problem-solving under pressure
Confident communicator with senior stakeholders (written and verbal)
Proactive, accountable mindset with focus on service reliability
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