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We are currently creating a pipeline for Lead Exit Manager roles that we will be recruiting for across several Government Organisations and Contracting Authorities in the coming weeks / months.

Imagine having a talent that could benefit someone you’ve never met and solve problems you didn’t even know existed. Well, you do, and you can. And we’re here to help you do just that. At PSR we are the go-to place for talented contractors and temps for a rich variety of civil service roles.

As Lead Exit Manager, you will: 

• Support a number of workstreams across HMPO’s Strategy & Change Directorate which enable the exit of the DXC IT services contract and transition to a HMPO or Home Office service model
• Provide both Subject Matter Expert project and technical support and co-ordinate multiple deployments and decommissioning activities across multiple HMPO sites
• Migrate Q-nomy, CommsXL, SharePoint, SQL, Microfilm to POISE
• Decommissioning of AdminIT EUD assets, Legacy Exchange Data Archives, SSS/PKI and associated OCF Infrastructure, VOIP Telephones and associated infrastructure and DXC kits

You’ll have:

• Valid and active SC Clearance
• Full project lifecycle management
• IT changes implementation and management
  
  
• Detailed knowledge of the Legacy DXC IT service contract and technical/solution architecture of AMS, Main Index etc
• Extensive experience of infrastructure decommissioning activities and knowledge of DXC platform and data centre services
• Knowledge and experience using change management toolsets (e.g. ServiceNow, JIRA)
• Contribution to project forecasting

If this sounds like you and you would be interested in being added to our pipeline, please click the link to apply and speak to one of our PSR team now.

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