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Release Management Analyst - Gov Service Mgmt

London
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Service Analyst (Release)

Client: Government

Location: London - Remote/Hybrid - onsite once a week

Contract Length: 31st March 2026 (possible extension beyond this point)

Candidates must be eligible for UK SC clearance

£340.00 to £390.00 Per Day - Inside IR35

A leading Authority client requires Service Analyst's with experience in Government Service Management processes to help co-ordinate live service incidents, issues, help with the change process and also there is some system admin.

Ideally you will hold active SC clearance however the client is happy to consider candidates who are eligible to obtain UK SC Security Clearance.

Core day to day activities:

Monitor service performance and respond appropriately to alerts
Assist Service Delivery and DevOps functions, ensure key processes are adhered to and efficiently handled
Be a Subject Matter Expert in Government Service Management processes such as Incident, Problem & Change
Clearly capture detail and communicate issues concisely
Provide status communications to Service Delivery Managers
Manage twice weekly Data Platform Services change review
Organise and facilitate patching of DPS servers
System Admin responsibilities for Infonet System
Work within and across multiple Product orientated delivery (POD) teams
Release managementIf your profile demonstrates strong and recent experience in the above areas - please submit your application ASAP to Jackie Dean at TXP for consideration.

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