Average Programme Manager salary in Derbyshire

Programme Manager We are seeking an exceptional Programme Manager to lead a transformative national service empowering people with sight loss through technology.Salary: £42,000 per annumLocation: Remote with regular UK-wide travel Hours: Full-time (36 hours per week) Closing Date: 2nd July 2026 (applications may close early)About the roleThis is a rare opportunity to lead the development of an innovative, nationwide Technology Empowerment Service for people with sight loss. Reporting to the CEO, you will design and deliver a programme that enables individuals to confidently access and use technology to live independently.Key responsibilities include:Leading the design, launch and ongoing development of the serviceCreating accessible training resources, systems and support frameworksBuilding and managing partnerships with community organisations and sector stakeholdersRecruiting, developing and supporting a national volunteer networkLine managing the Volunteer & Projects Co-ordinatorDeveloping monitoring, evaluation and impact frameworksManaging budgets, reporting to senior leadership and supporting strategic planningActing as Designated Safeguarding Lead (training provided)Ensuring the service evolves in line with new technologies and user needsRegular travel across the UK is required, particularly during the early stages of programme rollout.About youYou will be an experienced programme or project manager with a strong track record of delivering complex initiatives from concept to implementation.You will bring:Proven experience designing and delivering new services or programmesStrong project management, planning and organisational skillsExperience managing people and working with volunteersExcellent communication and stakeholder engagement skillsAbility to work independently in a remote, fast-paced environmentExperience of monitoring, evaluation and reportingA collaborative and adaptable approach, with a commitment to inclusionKnowledge of assistive technology, the disability sector or lived experience of sight loss would be advantageous.About the organisationOur client is a national charity undergoing an exciting transformation to become a leading technology empowerment service supporting people with sight loss. Their mission is to make technology accessible, helping individuals stay connected, access information and live independently.You will be joining a collaborative and purpose-driven team committed to delivering meaningful impact across the UK.Other roles you may have experience of could include: Programme Lead, Service Development Manager, Project Manager, Operations Manager, Head of Programmes, Service Delivery Manager, Implementation Manager, Charity Programme Manager, Transformation Manager

Job title: IT Programme ManagerLocation: London / RemoteSalary: Up to £70,000 depending on experience.Main Duties:Planning and designing IT programmes and projects, and proactively monitoring its progressDelivering IT projects within the agreed governance structure, timescales, scope and budgetTracking, prioritising and resolving issues and managing risks throughout the delivery processBudget and resource forecasting and management for each projectDefining the governance structure for each projectManaging Third Party deliverables and relationships in line with contractual obligationsProviding effective and timely reports to ensure stakeholders are kept up-to-date at all stages throughout the project lifecycleLead a small team of project managers, business analysts and business product owners to ensure successful delivery of projectsLead on specific areas contributing to the development of the Change Function within the Change Management TeamKey skills:Significant experience of delivering progressive information technology change.Understanding what good design, development and testing looks like to enable robust discussions with technology resources and suppliers on the project.Strong change management and leadership skills, and the ability to apply them to implement new systems and redesign work.Experience of running senior stakeholder meetings e.g. Steering groups as well as workshops to facilitate an agreed decision/outcome.Experience of commercial negotiations with suppliers to input into contracts for project delivery.Experience of working in a complex corporate culture or rapidly growing business.A background in financial services is desirable.

Laser ProgrammerLocation: NottinghamshireSalary: Up to £33,500 (DOE)Hours: 37.5 hours per week (flexible start and finish time)Day ShiftBenefits4.5 day working week (Friday pm off) - including flexible start and finish timesGreat career opportunitiesEmployee Assistance ProgrammeBUPA Private Medical CareService-related Annual leave up to 24- 26 days, plus Bank HolidaysHoliday buyCycle to workDeath in service benefitCompany sick payThe RoleOur client is looking for a Laser Programmer to join the Fabrications Department. The role will involve offline programming of Trumpf CNC punch and laser machines, working from detailed design drawings and supporting the efficient running of production operations.ResponsibilitiesCreate and run offline programs using punch and laser machine softwareRead and work from detailed design drawingsWorking along side engineer's and supervisorsEnsure compliance with the business management system within your area of responsibilityMaintain housekeeping standards and support 5S initiativesContinuous improvement within the departmentRequirementsProven experience in a similar roleStrong attention to detailExperience with offline programming software including TruTopsAbility to work from engineering drawingsHow to ApplyTo apply for the Laser Programmer position, click Apply Now and one of our qualified consultants will be in contact.