IT Manager - North Birmingham

Tyburn
1 month ago
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IT Manager - North Birmingham

Chapman Tate Associates are proud to be partnering with a leading organisation to recruit an experienced and forward‑thinking IT Manager.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a motivated technology leader to take ownership of a modern IT environment, drive Cyber Security initiatives, and lead a well‑established team to the next level.

🔧 The Opportunity

As the IT Manager, you will:

  • Lead and develop a team of four (Infrastructure x2, Business Analyst, Developer)

  • Oversee a fully virtualised Windows Server 2025 environment

  • Manage and optimise Hyper‑V virtualisation platforms

  • Hold full responsibility for Cyber Security across all sites and services

  • Maintain and enhance network infrastructure (VLANs, switches, firewalls)

  • Deliver key IT projects such as upgrades, migrations and integrations

  • Develop and enforce IT policies, governance and best practices

  • Work with senior stakeholders to translate business needs into technical solutions

  • Manage third‑party suppliers and provide occasional end‑user support

    🎯 What We’re Looking For

    Essential:

  • 5+ years’ experience in IT Management or Senior Technical Leadership

  • Demonstrable Cyber Security experience

  • Strong Windows Server background

  • Hands‑on experience with Hyper‑V

  • Networking knowledge including VLANs, routing and switching

  • Proven track record delivering IT infrastructure projects

  • Excellent leadership, communication and problem‑solving skills

    Desirable:

  • Experience with ERP systems

  • Manufacturing industry background

  • Knowledge of .NET or SQL

    💰 Salary & Benefits

  • Up to £60,000, DOE

  • Comprehensive benefits package

  • Excellent career progression and professional development opportunities

    📩 Apply Through Chapman Tate Associates

    If you’re ready to take the next step in your IT leadership career, we’d love to hear from you.

    Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis—early interest is encouraged.

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