
Develop
Head of Digital
Job Description
Salary: £75,000 - 75,000 per year
Requirements:- Experience leading enterprise web or digital transformation programmes
- Strong digital product or product management background
- Experience managing complex stakeholder environments
- Proven leadership of multidisciplinary digital teams
- Experience working with CMS platforms and digital agencies
- A data-driven approach to improving digital performance
- Higher Education experience is not essential
- We are keen to hear from candidates who have delivered digital transformation within complex organisations across sectors such as retail, healthcare, charity or the public sector
- Lead a major web and CMS transformation programme
- Own our website product roadmap and delivery
- Improve customer journeys using data and user insight
- Lead internal teams and external digital agencies
- Drive stakeholder engagement across Marketing and Technology
- Champion product-led ways of working and continuous improvement
- CMS
- Marketing
- Web
More:
We are offering an exciting 12-month fixed-term opportunity for an Interim Associate Director of Web & Digital Products within the Education Sector. You will join a major organisation undergoing significant digital transformation and lead a large-scale website transformation programme. This is a hybrid role based in the West Midlands with two days onsite, offering a salary of £60,000-£75,000 along with an excellent pension, generous annual leave, flexible working, a hybrid working arrangement, and a strong benefits package. If you are passionate about leading digital transformation and delivering exceptional online experiences, we would love to hear from you.
last updated 31 week of 2026
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Develop
Blakenhall
IT
Skills & Technologies
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£75,000
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£55,000
UK median
This salary is 36% above the UK median for UK tech roles (£55,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks