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Contract Type: Permanent
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Salary: Salary: £34,254 to £39,994 – London: £38,138 to £39,994 / National: £34,254 -£36,142
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Grade: HEO
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Number of open roles: 2
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Working pattern: Full-time, Part-time, Flexible working
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Closing date for applications: Monday 7th April 2025 at 12:00pm Midday
Portfolio Coordinator
Location: London, Darlington, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast, Birmingham, Salford
The DDaT Private Office sits within Business Operations and is combined into one sub-team together with Policy & Strategy.
- Coordinating portfolio-level input for cross-directorate activities to Business Planning, team meetings and reporting updates. Also includes compiling and narrating cross-portfolio input for commissions; e.g. briefing, presentation, Freedom of Information (FoI) and Parliamentary Questions.
- Helping to organise and join-up teams within and across portfolios by working collaboratively and actively building networks, including proactively keeping abreast of new developments (e.g. wider departmental impacts)
- Establishing a detailed understanding of current and upcoming workstreams across the portfolio, to support the creation of a resource pipeline
- Run the portfolio’s communications pipeline, creating and delivering comms plans, engaging with cross-DBT and DDaT teams to deliver messaging as appropriate
- Co-ordinate the Portfolio’s reward and recognition processes
- Line management responsibilities for an Executive Officer (EO)
- Coordinating portfolio-level input for cross-directorate activities to Business Planning, team meetings and reporting updates. Also includes compiling and narrating cross-portfolio input for commissions; e.g. briefing, presentation, Freedom of Information (FoI) and Parliamentary Questions.
- Helping to organise and join-up teams within and across portfolios by working collaboratively and actively building networks, including proactively keeping abreast of new developments (e.g. wider departmental impacts)
- Establishing a detailed understanding of current and upcoming workstreams across the portfolio, to support the creation of a resource pipeline
- Potential line management responsibilities for an Executive Officer (EO)
Skills and experience
- A strong communicator with an ability to build a high-level knowledge of data and technology portfolio priorities and delivery milestones to inform and coordinate commissions.
- Highly organised in uncertain contexts with an eye for detail and an ability to work at pace; calmly coordinating effective delivery even during the busiest times.
- Able to identify and handle potential risks, understanding when to tackle issues directly and when to escalate, and demonstrating sound judgement in your advice to colleagues and Chiefs (Deputy Directors).
- Able to build excellent collaborative working relationships across the Directorate; issuing clear instruction and helping teams to balance commissions against routine delivery objectives.
- Are to prioritise and co-ordinate reactive work with longer-term proactive assignments.
- Communicating and Influencing
- Seeing the Big Picture
- Managing a Quality Service
- departmental or company records (personnel files, staff reports, sick leave reports and security records)
- UK criminal records covering both spent and unspent criminal records
- your credit and financial history with a credit reference agency
- security services record
- location details
- learning and development tailored to your role
- a flexible, hybrid working environment with options like condensed hours
- a culture encouraging inclusion and diversity
- a Civil Service pension with an average employer contribution of 28.97%
- annual leave starting at 25 days rising to 30 days with service
- three paid volunteering days a year
- an employee benefits programme including cycle to work