Lead Technical Consultant - Hybrid

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Are you passionate about solving complex problems through technology and leading teams that deliver exceptional solutions? Do you thrive on challenges, love building high-performing teams, and have the technical expertise to back it all up? If so, we'd love for you to get in touch.
As Technical Lead, you'll be working for one of the most successful global IT services. You'll be the driving force behind innovative solutions, steering technical teams through complex challenges and guiding clients towards successful digital transformations.
Your role will extend beyond technical leadership, requiring a deep understanding of architecture, software development, and engineering best practices. Your ability to align solutions with client needs and industry best practices is crucial, as is your passion for continuous improvement and innovation.
What you’ll be doing:
Collaborate with clients to develop solutions that address their unique challenges, bridging the gap between business objectives and technical capabilities
Lead technical teams in the delivery of complex solutions, providing mentorship to engineers and fostering an environment of continuous improvement
Be ready to roll up your sleeves when needed. Whether debugging, troubleshooting, or guiding architecture decisions, you’ll lead from the front
Drive our internal growth by leading recruitment efforts, designing and delivering training, and actively participating in our communities of practices
Leverage your technical expertise to shape solutions and contribute insights to help win new projects
Skills needed for the role:
Excellent communicator and collaborative team player, focused on building strong relationships with colleagues and clients.
Solid foundation in engineering principles, scalable system design, and security best practices.
Experience in mentoring and developing junior engineers. Ability to nurture talent within the team, guiding them to enhance their skills in coding, architecture, and problem-solving through coaching, reviews, and pair programming.
Proven experience delivering enterprise-grade applications on cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure) with expertise in designing scalable, cloud-native solutions.
Extensive experience leading technical delivery within Agile teams, using Scrum or Kanban methodologies.
Expertise in technical decision-making and guiding teams towards implementing maintainable, long-term solutions.
Strong proficiency in at least one programming language (preferably JavaScript, Java, .Net) and relevant frameworks, with demonstrated ability to design and implement full-stack solutions.
Proven capability in shaping the end-to-end software delivery lifecycle, driving improvements across development, testing, deployment, and operational phases.
Experience implementing infrastructure-as-code, CI/CD, and efficient release management strategies.
Experience collaborating with DevOps and SRE teams, utilising monitoring and observability tools to drive continuous improvement.
Proven ability to assess and improve system performance through techniques such as load testing, caching strategies, and optimisation of database queries and application logic to improve scalability and response times.
Expertise in modern engineering standards such as TDD, contract testing, and secure coding, as well as architectural patterns like event-driven architecture and platform migration.
Skilled at making technical decisions and trade-offs that positively impact teams and solutions.
Continuous learner with a growth mindset, staying up to date with emerging technologies and industry trends, and bringing this knowledge into the team to enhance technical capabilities and delivery standards.
Additional information
Flexible working - The client are guided by their client work and needs; however, you have autonomy to manage your time and diary to suit your work/life balance.
Our clients are dedicated to supporting the physical, emotional, social and financial well-being of their people. Check out some of the extensive benefits:
Health and lifestyle perks accompanying private healthcare for you and your family
25 days annual leave (plus a bonus half day on Christmas Eve) with the opportunity to buy 5 additional days
Generous company pension scheme
Opportunity to get involved with community and charity-based initiatives
Annual performance-based bonus
share ownership
Tax efficient benefits (cycle to work, give as you earn)

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