10 contracts found in Guildford

Important dates Published Tuesday 15 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Thursday 17 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Tuesday 22 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Cyber security consultant Summary of the work Reporting to the Programme Delivery Manager the Specialist will provide technical security and assurance support to the Law Enforcement Community Network. Latest start date Monday 11 November 2019 Expected contract length Up to 12 months. Initial Statement of Work will be for 6 months. Location South East England Organisation the work is for Home Office Police & Public Protection Technology (PPPT) Maximum day rate £650 per day maximum. Higher day rates will not be considered due to budget constraints. About the work Early market engagement   Who the specialist will work with The specialist will work as part of the Law Enforcement Community Programme team reporting to the Programme Delivery Manager and will engage with the different stakeholders from GDS (PSN / FN4G), NCSC, NPTC, NEP and the wider DDaT directorate as well as all relevant portfolios / programme projects / work streams. What the specialist will work on Develop/manage a new Security Risk Assessment strategy, policy and process. Perform hands-on gap and risk assessments associated with: o Applications (Home Office Open Systems and Police-to-Police); o Data Centres (WAN-NNI); o Cloud and physical IT infrastructure; o Vendors, suppliers and other third parties. Map controls to policies, standards, procedures and process. Review and monitor IT Security controls to identify operational effectiveness. Interface with CSOC and IAM teams. Interface with security architects, National Information Risk Management, NCSC and other security stakeholders. Provide and contribute to risk assessments. Maintain broad knowledge of standard methodologies and trends in the field of Information Security. Work setup Address where the work will take place Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk, Croydon, CR0 1EA. There will also be a requirement to work at Home Office, 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF. Working arrangements A typical working day is 9am-5pm, however working outside of these hours may be required due to business/project need. The role requires flexibility as individuals may be required to work at any of the Customer premises and/or at supplier sites. The role is currently deemed out of scope of the IR35 regulations. However, at the point of contract award to a successful supplier, the IR35 assessment will be re-visited based on the individual circumstances of the DOS Specialist. Security clearance Must be prepared to obtain SC level security clearance, required for access to Home Office facilities/deliverables, if not already SC cleared. Must also be prepared to undergo NPPV-3 (Non-Policing Personnel Vetting Level 3). Additional information Additional terms and conditions T&S will not be payable for travel to sites within the M25. Travel outside of the M25 will be subject to Home Office T&S policy. Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Experience implementing or assessing security in a PSN network and cloud-as a service environment. Experience of Cyber Assurance assessments. Experience of working in a Policing environment. Extensive knowledge of security technologies and risk assessment methodologies, policies and processes. 4+ years' experience working within the technical arena with 2 plus years of information security work experience. Solid technical background in IT systems and networking in both on-premise and cloud environments. Knowledge &experience of: AWS (or similar) cloud security &infrastructure Web-infrastructure security (Applications &APIs) Network-security tools (IDS/IPS, firewalls etc.) Network-visualization (SD-WAN-Networks, network function virtualisation etc.) Encryption technology & implementation SC security cleared Nice-to-have skills and experience Experience using vulnerability assessment tools and writing risk mitigation plans resulting from the assessment. Excellent analytical, evaluative, and problem-solving abilities. Demonstrable ability to collaborate with technical and non-technical teams to further the goals and mission of the programme. Excellent written and oral communication skills, as well as interpersonal skills including the ability to articulate to both technical and non-technical audiences. Experience in security standards such as ISO 27001, 27002, 27005; NIST. Certifications within the security area are a strong plus (CISSP, CRISC, CCSK, CCSP, GIAC or equivalent). Experience in the alignment of solutions with NCSC guidance. Ability to work independently and multi-task effectively. A bachelor's degree in Cyber Security, Information Security, or Computer Science. How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Seek constructive outcomes in discussions. Actively involve colleagues and partners to deliver an outcome. Challenge assumptions but remain willing to compromise when it's beneficial to progress. Make recommendations for decisions and options. Additional assessment methods Reference Interview Evaluation weighting Technical competence 60% Cultural fit 10% Price 30% Questions asked by suppliers 1. Is there an incumbent? No. 2. What is the IR35 status? It is outside of IR35.

Data Engineer (Contract) Location: Guildford, England, United Kingdom Requisition Number:157749 Date Opened:2019-10-09   We are EA Electronic Arts Inc. is a leading global interactive entertainment software company. We build and deliver games, content and online services to millions of people across the globe with the most amazing and immersive interactive software in the industry. The Challenge Ahead Your role as part of Global Analytics and Insights Technology (GAIT) will be to build last-mile global analytics and reporting solutions that depict player evolution year-over-year in titles such as Apex Legends, Battlefield, and Star Wars Battlefront. You will help build a platform to process petabytes of data into pipelines for user-facing environments and collaboratively compete for the industry-leading data program – all while serving needs of teams on the cutting edge of game development using DevOps methodologies. What a Data Engineer does at EA Maintain and enhance our core data infrastructure and ETL framework. Develop and maintain data sets to support reporting and exploratory analytics. Develop and own core tools, frameworks, and our Kubernetes-based platform. Assess and recommend available and emerging big data technologies. Contribute to post implementation reviews helping to demonstrate success. What skills does the next great Data Engineer bring Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in computer science, software engineering or similar. Be fluent in Python and some flavour of SQL. Write clean, effective, re-usable code that can be used to scale applications. Have experience with cloud platforms such as AWS and GCP. Are comfortable on the command-line and working with servers. Built and used CI/CD pipelines in the past - Docker experience is essential. Proactive to remain technically capable and an expert in current technologies. What additional skills would be an advantage Basic knowledge of other languages such as Java, Scala and C#. Have actively used Kubernetes + Helm and other orchestration tools such as Apache Airflow. Are comfortable using infra-as-code tools such as Terraform. Bring a “If it can be automated, it will be automated” mentality. Experience with adapting purpose-built applications into cloud and on-premise platforms. Spent time throttling multiple systems to achieve target performance for SLAs. Understand the physical and logical design of cloud-native database such as Snowflake. What’s in it for you? Glad you asked! Free onsite gym Two annual parties (Summer & Christmas) Onsite cafe Our very own barista Games Area

Important dates Published Wednesday 9 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Friday 11 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Wednesday 16 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Business analyst Summary of the work Develop & Deliver an ISR (MPE) Course with associated assurance documentation to JSP 822 standards. Latest start date Monday 4 November 2019 Expected contract length until 31st March 2020 with an option to extend for as period of up to 220 days. Location South East England Organisation the work is for Directorate of Information Army HQ Maximum day rate £544 Per Day About the work Early market engagement   Who the specialist will work with The current team is headed up by a 1* Officer. Key staff include 2 SO1 and desk lead responsible Officers. This team ins supported by a team of analysts and a Learning Development Adviser. What the specialist will work on Individual will be required to review the Training Needs Analysis documentation which was completed on 2 Mar 18 and draft the supporting documentation to include: A Formal Training Statement (FTS). b. An Assessment Strategy (AStrat) c. Assessment Specification (Aspec). d. Learning Scalar e. Learning Specifications. f. Course Design (which may result in a solution of Computer Based Training and Practitioner Course). Work setup Address where the work will take place Army HQ, Directorate of Information, Blenheim Bldg, Andover. Travel may be required to the joint Intelligence Training Group, Chicksands and to 2 Military Intelligence battalion, Upavon where current training is delivered. Working from home or another government site is permissible, to be arranged at the time. Working arrangements The specialist is expected to provide the services on such hours / days as required to meet any deadlines, as agreed between the specialist and the Authority. Security clearance SC required for the duration of the role. Incumbents are to follow both the letter and spirit of Army HQ security regulations. Additional information Additional terms and conditions DEFCON 5J (Edn 18/11/16) Unique Identifiers DEFCON 76 (Edn 12/06) Contractors on site DEFCON 129J (Edn 18/11/16) Electronic business Delivery Form DEFCON 513 (Edn 11/16) Value Added Tax DEFCON 516 (Edn 04/12) Equality DEFCON 518 (Edn 02/17) Transfer DEFCON 531 (Edn 11/14) Disclosure of Information DEFCON 534 (Edn 06/17) Subcontracting/Prompt Payment DEFCON 537 (Edn 06/02) Rights of Third Parties DEFCON 550 (Edn 02/14) Child Labour/Employment Law DEFCON 566 (Edn 12/18) Change of control of contractor DEFCON 642 (Edn 06/14) Progress meetings DEFCON 658 (Edn 10/17) Cyber (if over Not Applicable) DEFCON 694 (Edn 07/18) Accounting for Property of the Authority Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Must have DCTS design course qualifications Or DSAT Must have an understanding of the Intelligence World Must have an understanding of MPE (Materiel Personnel Exploitation) Must have experience working with Subject Matter Experts to elicit and document complex business requirements Must have deep knowledge and experience working with Military Nice-to-have skills and experience Strong knowledge and understanding of policies and procedures within MOD / Army and the wider Defence environment is highly desirable Working knowledge of TAFMIS desirable How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Work as a Team within our organisation and other suppliers Transparent and collaborative when making decisions Previous experience of working within a Defence environment No commercial allegiance to any technology vendor Additional assessment methods Interview Evaluation weighting Technical competence 50% Cultural fit 10% Price 40% Questions asked by suppliers 1. Is this role outside of iR35 ? I can confirm the intermediaries legislation does not apply to this requirement. 2. Would you consider any resource who doesn't have SC clearance? No. This is due to the OFFICIAL classification of most of the documents they will have sight of. 3. Would you consider sponsoring the SC for the right candidate? The Authority may consider sponsoring the SC if this is not time prohibitive. 4. Is there a current incumbent? No. 5. Is there an incumbent for the role? No, there is insufficient resource to undertake this work though there are sufficient SQEP people who could if their priorities were not elsewhere committed.

r Further Job Details Here at Allianz UK, everyone brings their own expertise and enthusiasm to work, to enable customers to make the right insurance decisions to meet their needs. We’re passionate about helping our customers and employees move on and up in life and business. We nurture and invest in talent to ensure that great people build great careers with us. There’s a variety of different career opportunities which enable people to fulfil their potential and we provide an award-winning range of training, recognised in 2015 by Investors in People (IIP) with a Gold level accreditation. Other prestigious industry awards we have won include General Insurer of the Decade at the British Insurance Awards 2014. r r Position Description The Role Workplace and driving the right approach to the various technology options that exist in this space is an important area of development for this organisation. We recognise that we do not have either the capacity or the depth of specialist experience in this area to complete the development of a workplace technology strategy so a specialist contract role has been created for the purpose The Team The work would be done as part of the IT Strategy and Architecture team with support from the newly created Infrastructure services team area. Both of these teams have an excellent understanding of the organisation and the work that has already been done in this area. Duties Work with all the relevant stakeholders including architecture, infrastructure, senior managers, HR and property services to develop a Workplace technology strategy, approach and plan. This must look to advance work workplace capability and needs to clearly articulate the best way of driving benefit, value and functional capability from our environment. It must consider, amongst other things, the following: Windows Desktop 7 to 10 upgrade, appropriate deployment of virtual clients, our approach to workplace hardware deployment and the rollout of Microsoft Office 365. It is likely to build on some the work that has already been done around personas and entitlements and needs to closely align with the parent company’s strategic position. You will be responsible for: Development of a Workplace Technology Strategy Development of a plan to implement the strategy Collecting input from the relevant senior and expert stakeholders Successful communication of the strategy r r Skills & Experience • Experience working in this field within a large enterprise • A comprehensive technical knowledge of workplace hardware and software in a Microsoft environment • Excellent communication skills • Proven track record delivering similar strategic approaches. r Additional Requirements At Allianz we believe that the difference in our people makes the difference to our business. We’re committed to removing any barriers in our recruitment process so if you’re having difficulties with your online application or any other stage, please email us at hr-recruitment@allianz.co.uk For external applicants only – Please be aware that we will require satisfactory pre-employment evidence to include DBS, Financial Probity and Fraud checks, before you can commence employment with us.      

Do you crave to work in a fast-paced, dynamic and team environment where you will be contributing to a growing company? MedPharm has clients spread throughout the globe and is the world's leading contract provider of topical and transdermal product design and development services. We are recruiting for a Project Manager to manage a system implementation project on a part-time basis from our facility based in Guildford, Surrey. As our Project Manager will be responsible for coordinating people and processes to ensure that projects are delivered on time and with desired results. You will be the go-to person for everything involving a project's organization and timeline. R esponsibilities ●Develop detailed project plans, ensuring resource availability, allocation and timely delivery within budget and scope. ●Coordinate internal resources and third parties/vendors for the flawless execution of projects ●Developing project scopes and objectives, involving all relevant stakeholders and ensuring technical feasibility ●Use appropriate verification techniques to manage changes in project scope, schedule and costs ●Measure project performance using appropriate systems, tools and techniques ●Report and escalate to management as needed ●Create and maintain comprehensive project documentation   Requirements ●Educational background, preferably in the fields of computer science or engineering for technical project managers ●A background in business skills, management, budgeting and analysis. ●You should be an excellent communicator and comfortable managing multiple tasks  ●Proven working experience as a project administrator ●Solid organizational skills including attention to detail and multi-tasking skills ●Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office ●PMP / PRINCE II certification is a plus   

Do you crave to work in a fast-paced, dynamic and team environment where you will be contributing to a growing company? MedPharm has clients spread throughout the globe and is the world's leading contract provider of topical and transdermal product design and development services. We are currently recruiting for an experienced IT Senior Support to join our team based in Guildford, Surrey on a full-time, contracted basis with the possibility of leading into a permanent opportunity. In your role as IT Senior Support, you will provide infrastructure support for servers, network, backup, monitoring and telecom and provide first line support to internal employees. This position will be on a contracted basis initially, with the possibility of turning into a permanent position.   Responsibilities will include: Collaborate and partner with the US IT associates to ensure a global infrastructure is supported. Provide infrastructure support for servers, network, backup, monitoring and telecom. Provide IT desktop service such as user administration, moves, onboarding and offboarding, software support and ad hoc IT equipment relocations. Strong troubleshooting experience and ability to know when to escalate cases to senior management Create and maintain knowledge base for IT tasks and capability to train users on systems.   Applicant requirements: Educated to minimum A Level Standard Good knowledge of Windows 7 / 10 and Microsoft Office Working knowledge of Windows Server, Active Directory and Office 365 suite of applications. Basic skills in IT fundamentals (networking (TCP/IP), operating systems, databases) Keen eye for detail and well organised Ability to use own initiative Good communications skills, both written and verbal.    

Important dates Published Thursday 3 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Monday 7 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Thursday 10 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Programme manager Summary of the work Establishing and maintaining End-2-End Programme Plan • Holding teams accountable for updates to Programme plans. • Maintain Programme dependency and milestones tracking to feed reporting. • Generating MI reports. • Establish &maintain set of reporting tools and templates for Programme governance needs. • Drive Planning and Reporting standards across Programme. Latest start date Monday 4 November 2019 Expected contract length Up to 12 months. The Initial SoW will be for 6 months. Location South East England Organisation the work is for Home Office Police and Public Protection Technology (PPPT) Maximum day rate £450 per day maximum. Higher day rates will not be considered due to budget constraints. About the work Early market engagement   Who the specialist will work with The specialist will work as part of the Programme team liaising with the Portfolio PMO and will engage with the different stakeholders from wider DDaT as well as all portfolios / programme projects / work streams. Outputs from this post will be used internally and externally at Programme and Portfolio levels and may also be used to feed external communications such as awareness campaigns and briefings to the media and Law Enforcement organisations. What the specialist will work on • Establishing and maintaining the LECN Integrated End-2-End Programme Plan; • Holding teams accountable for regular updates to the Project and Programme plans; • Maintain Programme dependency and milestones tracking to feed Programme reporting; • Generating Management Information (MI) reports; • Provide planning guidance and support to all workstreams; • Establish and maintain a standard set of reporting tools and templates in line with Programme governance needs; • Drive the adoption of Planning and Reporting standards across the Programme. Work setup Address where the work will take place Bernard Weatherill House, 8 Mint Walk, Croydon, CR0 1EA There will also be a requirement to work at Home Office, 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF. Working arrangements A typical working day is 9am-5pm, however working outside of these hours may be required due to business/project need. The role requires flexibility as individuals may be required to work at any of the Customer premises and/or at supplier sites. The role is currently deemed out of scope of the IR35 regulations. However, at the point of contract award to a successful supplier, the IR35 assessment will be re-visited based on the individual circumstances of the DOS Specialist. Security clearance Must be prepared to obtain SC level security clearance, required for access to Home Office facilities/deliverables, if not already SC cleared. Must also be prepared to undergo NPPV-3 (Non-Policing Personnel Vetting Level 3). Additional information Additional terms and conditions T&S will not be payable for travel to sites within the M25. Travel outside of the M25 will be subject to Home Office T&S policy. Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Experience of working as an experience Programme Planner on large scale, complex IT programme(s). Extremely proficient in MS Project including dependency management and critical path tracking. Experience of driving multiple suppliers to ensure the master, Programme plan (and associated reporting artefacts) are provided in line with regular governance cycles. Experience in generating Management Information (MI) reports, ideally automatically, for multiple audiences including project reviews, programme delivery review, leadership team and board executives. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, providing effective summaries & briefings for all stakeholders including material which could be used for external audiences. Ability to be proactive, and able to work in a fast-paced environment, managing their own time and priorities effectively. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build effective relationships with colleagues at every level within an organisation. Close attention to detail, good organisational skills, and the ability to develop and implement effective processes. Nice-to-have skills and experience Understanding of a range of structured programme and project management methodologies including Agile and PRINCE2. Experience of planning within the context of multiple commercial constructs with multiple suppliers. How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Seek constructive outcomes in discussions. Actively involve colleagues and partners to deliver an outcome. Challenge assumptions but remain willing to compromise when it's beneficial to progress. Make recommendations for decisions and options. Additional assessment methods Reference Interview Evaluation weighting Technical competence 60% Cultural fit 10% Price 30% Questions asked by suppliers 1. What is the IR35 status? This is assessed as being outside IR35 however this will be checked prior to contract award. 2. Is there an incumbent? There is no incumbent.

Important dates Published Thursday 3 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Monday 7 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Thursday 10 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Programme manager Summary of the work Programme Management across a full spectrum of digital programmes and projects delivering digital outcomes that enable current and future information based capabilities supporting Navy Command information. MoD and HMG defence and national security outputs. Latest start date Friday 1 November 2019 Expected contract length 2 years Location South East England Organisation the work is for Royal Navy - MoD Maximum day rate 610 About the work Early market engagement There is an incumbent delivering this Programme of Work. Who the specialist will work with Navy Command HQ Information Warfare Team What the specialist will work on Provide digital programme management for programmes and projects assigned by the Authority to deliver information effects in the maritime environment specifically Maritime Domain Awareness, and including business and operational network architecture, bearer systems, IT systems and applications including those for Command and Control (C2). All aspects of ICT and associated engineering governance, information assurance, engineering standards and ICT security as applied to Naval and maritime data and information systems. Work setup Address where the work will take place Navy Command HQ Information Warfare Team, Whale Island, Portsmouth with a relatively small amount of travel within the UK. Working arrangements The Programme Manager will be working in a team with stakeholders from within Navy Command, MoD, and other government departments to deliver capability outcomes in support of MoD and HMG national security objectives. Security clearance SC is essential. Navy/MoD cannot sponsor security clearance Additional information Additional terms and conditions In addition to the day rate, an additional £5k is available for T&S in line with current MoD rates. Foreign travel is included in this but prior authorisation is requires from the Authority in advance of booking (committing) A Cyber Risk Assessment has been raised for this requirement under Assessment number RAR-PBZM4VHR. The Cyber Risk Level has been classed as very low. You must submit a Supplier Assurance Questionnaire against this, at https://supplier-cyber-protection.service.gov.uk/ Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Experience delivering C4ISR/ICT digital programmes and projects in a complex maritime environment. Experienced in application of MoD standards for ICT, information security, digital design, delivery, compliance, safety, maritime integration and operations. Demonstrate an understanding of UK Government Departments and MoD structures and policies as they relate to the digital and information outcomes in the maritime domain. Experience developing and defining digital, information and cloud-based requirements to enable naval and maritime outcomes. Higher degree qualification in data science, analytics or data engineering. Experience managing the delivery of Data science, analytics and engineering functions in a business environment. Experience of budgeting and budget planning in relation to digital and information requirements. Experienced in the management of UK maritime radio licensing OFCOM, regulations and relationship management. Demonstrate knowledge ITU Radio Regulations for maritime mobile services. Qualified and experienced Project Manager. Nice-to-have skills and experience Knowledge of Naval Personnel data and information structures and the Naval manpower model. Experience running a high value ICT based multi-disciplinary digital change project. Experience developing and translating digital outcomes and structuring as requirements for delivery. Experience in the preparation and operation of commercial frameworks for the provision of cloud services, digital outcomes, specialists and technical products and services. Experience in costing and cost management of data and information services. How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Work as a team with our organisation and with other government organisations Be transparent and collaborative when making decisions Have a no-blame culture and encourage people to learn from their mistakes Share knowledge and experience with other team members Can work with customers with low technical expertise Additional assessment methods   Evaluation weighting Technical competence 75% Cultural fit 5% Price 20%

Important dates Published Thursday 3 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Monday 7 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Thursday 10 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Programme manager Summary of the work Programme Management across a full spectrum of digital programmes and projects delivering digital outcomes that enable current and future information based capabilities supporting Navy Command Information, MoD and HMG defence and national security outputs. Latest start date Friday 1 November 2019 Expected contract length 2 years Location South East England Organisation the work is for Royal Navy - MoD Maximum day rate £650 About the work Early market engagement There is an incumbent delivering this Programme of Work Who the specialist will work with Navy Command HQ Information Warfare team What the specialist will work on Provide digital programme management for programmes and projects assigned by the Authority to deliver information effects in the maritime environment specifically Maritime Domain Awareness, and including buisness and operational network architecture, bearer systems, IT systems and applications including those for Command and Control (C2). All aspects of ICT and associated engineering governance, information assurance, engineering standards and ICT security as applied to Naval and maritime data and information systems. Work setup Address where the work will take place Whale Island, Portsmouth with a relatively small amount of travel within the UK. Working arrangements The Programme Manager will be working in a team with stakeholders from within Navy Command, MoD, and other government departments to deliver capability outcomes in support of MoD and HMG national security objectives. Security clearance DV is essential. Navy/MoD cannot sponsor security clearance Additional information Additional terms and conditions In addition to the day rate, an additional £1K is available for T&S in line with current MoD rates. Foreign travel is included in this but prior authorisation is required from the Authority in advance of booking (committing). A Cyber Risk Assessment has been raised for this requirement under Assessment number RAR-EBAX392W. The Cyber Risk Level has been classed as very low. You must submit a Supplier Assurance Questionnaire against this, at https://supplier-cyber-protection.service.gov.uk/ A security aspects letter applies for information classified up to secret. The IR35 legislation does not apply to this engagement. Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Experience delivering C4ISR/ICT digital programmes and projects in a complex maritime environment. Provide services to support the design of digital and information solutions to meet IW requirements using current and next generation technology and resources. Contribute to and deliver High Level Design (HLD) for digital and cloud solutions ensuring that all relevant lines of development are considered. Experienced in application of MoD standards for ICT, information security, digital design, delivery, compliance, safety, maritime integration and operations. Demonstrate knowledge, skills and experience in managing digital ICT services and their interdependent activities to enable naval and maritime outputs. Ability to understand complex digital and information based issues and provide options for resolution across a multi-stakeholder environment. Evidence of delivery of complex digital programmes and projects to the vision and to time, cost and quality. Demonstrate experience managing digital programme and project approvals including business cases, financial appraisals and submissions to senior boards for scrutiny. Registered as a Chartered Engineer. Qualified and experienced as a Programme and Project Manager. Demonstrate an understanding of wider Government Departments/structures and awareness of maritime policy and departmental objectives. Experience of programme management of complex software change activities at the Department level. Nice-to-have skills and experience Experience with in service maritime digital command system solutions, system engineering and system integration. Experience in all variants of in-service maritime command system digital data link technologies and solutions. Experience with NATO data link information exchange protocols. Familiar with maritime combat system design, sensor integration and data capture, process and digital information exchange. Experience developing and defining digital and cloud-based requirements to enable naval and maritime outcomes. Experience managing teams delivering digital maritime engineering outcomes as head of department with charge responsibility in a complex sea-going or similar role. Experience of maritime engineering ICT installation, commissioning, assurance and acceptance and associated engineering compliance. How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Work as a team with our organisation and with other government organisations Be transparent and collaborative when making decisions. Have a no-blame culture and encourage people to learn from their mistakes. Share knowledge and experience with other team members. Can work with customers with low technical expertise. Additional assessment methods   Evaluation weighting Technical competence 75% Cultural fit 5% Price 20%

Important dates Published Thursday 3 October 2019 Deadline for asking questions Monday 7 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Closing date for applications Thursday 10 October 2019 at 11:59pm GMT Overview Specialist role Programme manager Summary of the work Programme Management across a full spectrum of digital programmes and projects delivering digital outcomes that enable current and future information based capabilities supporting Navy Command information. MoD and HMG defence and national security outputs. Latest start date Friday 1 November 2019 Expected contract length 2 years Location South East England Organisation the work is for Royal Navy - MoD Maximum day rate 840 About the work Early market engagement There is an incumbent delivering this Programme of Work. Who the specialist will work with Navy Command HQ Information Warfare Team What the specialist will work on Provide digital programme management for programmes and projects assigned by the Authority to deliver information effects in the maritime environment specifically Maritime Domain Awareness, and including business and operational network architecture, bearer systems, IT systems and applications including those for Command and Control (C2). All aspects of ICT and associated engineering governance, information assurance, engineering standards and ICT security as applied to Naval and maritime data and information systems. Work setup Address where the work will take place Whale Island, Portsmouth with a relatively small amount of travel within the UK and occasional overseas supporting digital delivery in the deployed space. Working arrangements The Programme Manager will be working in a team with stakeholders from within Navy Command, MoD, and other government departments to deliver capability outcomes in support of MoD and HMG national security objectives. Security clearance DV is essential. Navy/MoD cannot sponsor security clearance Additional information Additional terms and conditions In addition to the day rate, an additional £5k is available for T&S in line with current MoD rates. Foreign travel is included in this but prior authorisation is requires from the Authority in advance of booking (committing) A Cyber Risk Assessment has been raised for this requirement under Assessment number RAR-XZB9AUA8. The Cyber Risk Level has been classed as very low. You must submit a Supplier Assurance Questionnaire against this, at https://supplier-cyber-protection.service.gov.uk/ A security aspects letter applies for information classified up to secret. The IR35 legislation does not apply to this engagement. Skills and experience Essential skills and experience Experience delivering C4ISR/ICT digital programmes and projects in a complex maritime environment. Experience providing Enterprise Architect outcomes designing solutions to meet user requirements using current and next generation digital technologies and resources. Contribute to and deliver High Level Design (HLD) solutions for digital outcomes ensuring that all relevant lines of development are considered. Experienced in application of MoD standards for ICT, information security, digital design, delivery, compliance, safety, maritime integration and operations. Demonstrate knowledge, skills and experience in managing digital ICT services and their interdependent activities to enable naval and maritime outputs. Ability to understand complex user and operational issues and provide options for resolution across a multi-stakeholder digital based environment spanning MOD, PAGs, and international partners. Evidence of delivery of complex digital programmes and projects to the vision and to time, cost and quality. Registered as a Chartered Engineer. Qualified and experienced as a Programme and Project Manager. Demonstrate an understanding of wider Government Departments/structures and awareness of maritime policy and departmental objectives. Demonstrate the ability to deconflict capability outputs, delivery and resources with a full understanding of the potential political and operational impact. Experience of programme management of complex software change activities at the organisational level Experience managing the delivery of Data science, engineering and analytics functions in a business environment. Nice-to-have skills and experience Experience with national MDA digital technologies and programmes and the ability to rapidly deliver digital MDA solutions/capabilities to meet emerging needs. Understanding digital requirements for the wider maritime industry and their associated organisations/structures. Experience developing and defining digital and cloud-based requirements to enable naval and maritime outcomes. Experience in the preparation and operation of commercial frameworks for the provision of cloud services, digital outcomes, specialists and technical products and services. Experience managing teams delivering digital maritime engineering outcomes as head of department with charge responsibility in a complex sea-going or similar role. Experience of maritime digital and ICT installation, commissioning, assurance and acceptance and the related engineering and information compliance activities. Experience of producing reports, project reviews, and other written submissions iaw a recognised industry/HMG standards. Provide cyber and security assurance coordination activities and support the relationship with the Principle Security Advisor. How suppliers will be evaluated How many specialists to evaluate 3 Cultural fit criteria Work as a team with our organisation and with other government organisations Be transparent and collaborative when making decisions Have a no-blame culture and encourage people to learn from their mistakes Share knowledge and experience with other team members Can work with customers with low technical expertise Additional assessment methods   Evaluation weighting Technical competence 75% Cultural fit 5% Price 20%