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Chief Technology Officer – Carve Out (Private Equity Backed)
LondonSource: WhatJobs
£120,000–£150,000
Overview
A large‑cap Private Equity fund is carving out a high‑growth Technology platform from its parent organisation and seeking a strategic and execution‑focused CTO to lead all technology elements of the separation and stand‑up. This individual will be accountable for the target‑state technology architecture, carve‑out TSA exit, and the scaling and hardening of the technology capability as the business transitions into a standalone, PE‑backed organisation.
The ideal candidate will be an ex‑MBB technology or digital transformation leader with deep experience in complex carve‑outs, Tech/Financial Services, and scaling product‑centric engineering organisations.
Key Responsibilities
1. Lead Technology Strategy & Target Architecture
Define and deliver the technology strategy, operating model, and target‑state architecture for the standalone FinTech.
Translate investment thesis and value‑creation levers into actionable technical plans and a clear multi‑year roadmap.
Ensure technology choices support scalability, resilience, security, regulatory compliance, and speed to market.
2. Carve‑Out Leadership & TSA Exit
Own and manage all technology workstreams related to the carve‑out, including:
Infrastructure separation
Data migration and cleansing
Stand‑up of all core platforms and tools
Vendor renegotiation and onboarding
Drive the organisation to TSA exit within agreed timelines, proactively managing risks, critical paths and interdependencies.
3. Build & Scale Engineering, Product & Technology Teams
Design and implement the post‑carve‑out technology organisation, including product, engineering, security, architecture, and IT operations.
Recruit and develop high‑performing technical leaders and teams.
Instil engineering excellence, DevSecOps best practice, and modern delivery disciplines.
4. Cybersecurity, Risk & Regulatory Oversight
Implement a robust security framework aligned with regulatory demands for financial services.
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