IT Manager

Worcester
9 months ago
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IT Manager - Leadership Opportunity
Salary - Up to £52,000

Are you a seasoned IT leader who thrives in a fast-paced, international environment? Do you have a talent for guiding technical teams and ensuring robust, secure, and efficient IT systems? If you're ready to take ownership of cross-border support operations and drive digital innovation, I'd love to speak with you.

We are currently seeking a motivated and experienced IT Manager to lead support teams based in the UK and Poland. This position plays a critical role in ensuring the continuity and security of IT systems across factory locations, while supporting strategic infrastructure growth and operational excellence.

What You'll Bring

A degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field (industry certifications like ITIL are a plus
Strong leadership and communication skills, with proven experience managing distributed teams
Deep understanding of IT infrastructure, including system administration and network management
Proficiency with platforms such as Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Azure, and VMware
Familiarity with cybersecurity protocols, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance
Budget oversight experience and resource planning capabilities
Prior experience supporting IT in a manufacturing or production-focused setting (preferred)
A valid driver's license and willingness to travel between regional sites

Key Responsibilities

Lead and support IT teams across multiple factory locations in Europe
Provide hands-on technical leadership and mentorship to regional staff
Implement and refine IT strategies aligned with business goals and security standards
Manage network architecture, security frameworks, and system uptime
Oversee the rollout of new technologies and infrastructure upgrades
Collaborate closely with senior leadership on budget planning and strategic initiatives

If this sounds like you, please get in touch

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