A leading Not-for-Profit are looking for an experienced Head of IT to join them on a permanent basis. Hybrid working in Birmingham is expected and a base salary of £62,600 + 35 days annual leave is on offer. This is a fantastic opportunity to truly make a difference to an organisation the UK wouldn't want to be without. You will get a chance to be work with senior leadership to shape the future of the organisation. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with the Heads of and the Technology team to scope, plan, monitoring and delivering projects successfully, within budget and on time Develop effective working relationships with senior managers across the group to translate strategic priorities into practical projects and programmes that they can deliver Lead, motivate, and inspire the Technology team, a geographically diverse team of Engineers and Analysts, to collaborate effectively to deliver on their personal targets and objectives, plans and budgets Own the technical platforms and architecture for the technology estate, with a particular focus on the application and user experience Establish and deliver technical roadmaps for all platforms Pipeline for key applications services Manage technical delivery for business-driven projects, from solution design to service transition Skills and Attributes: Experience of managing suppliers in a multi-supplier environment Knowledge of Cyber Security principles Broad knowledge of end-to-end technology delivery from concept to in service Project and Programme Management skills, capable of working on multiple projects and initiatives at the same time Stakeholder engagement skills and the ability to work with teams of varying technical abilities Some knowledge of technology solutions including Applications, Platforms, Cyber Security, Cloud and Integration Experience of delivering technology solutions through suppliers, including defining requirements, evaluating and selecting solutions and managing delivery and acceptance from a technical perspective Knowledge of IT architecture, including developing architecture models using TOGAF or equivalent methodology Knowledge of Project and Programme Management tools and techniques, for example Agile (all variants) or PRINCE2