
DWP Digital
IT Service Manager
Job Description
Salary: £35,000 - 35,000 per year
Requirements:- Demonstrable Service Management experience
- Understanding and exposure to the ITIL Service Management Framework
- Ability to build strong relationships across a wide range of stakeholders
- Proven track record of driving process adherence and service improvement initiatives
- Demonstrable experience of independently supporting and maintaining Products and Services
- Manage incidents, problems, and service requests affecting end-user devices
- Coordinate multiple technical teams and suppliers to restore service quickly
- Assure supplier performance and validate management information
- Support accurate service reporting and invoicing
- Collaborate closely with internal teams and external partners to deliver effective services
- Analyze service performance, identify trends, and drive continual service improvement
- Promote automation and reduce manual processes for enhanced user experience and productivity
- Identify learning and development needs and contribute to community growth
- Support
- ITIL
- Security
More:
We are DWP Digital, committed to using innovative technology to build and maintain digital solutions that impact nearly every person in the UK. Our IT Service Manager will work within our End User Devices team, supporting our mission of making services effective, resilient, and user-friendly. We offer a hybrid working model, competitive salary of £38,772, a comprehensive civil service pension, generous holiday leave, and a robust benefits package focusing on work-life balance and professional development. Join us to grow your skills, experience, and career in a highly recognized and supportive environment.
last updated 36 week of 2026
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DWP Digital
Manchester
IT
Skills & Technologies
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£35,000
This role
£80,000
UK median
This salary is 56% below the UK median for Managers (£80,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks