SC Service Designer CGEMJP00321874

London
3 months ago
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Role Title: Service Designer

Duration: contract to run until 31/03/2026

Location: occasional to Bath/Corsham/London - once a month

Rate: up to £460 p/d Umbrella inside IR35

Clearance required: Active SC Clearance is mandatory. MOD SC is heavily desired, alternatively you can have active SC from another government agency.

Role purpose / summary

Service designer to play a crucial role in shaping the overall experience of the CPA service from start to finish.

Map out the entire journey a user takes to complete a goal, ensuring a seamless experience across all touchpoints
Conduct extensive research to understand user behaviours, needs, and pain points.
Help in creating services that are user-centric and effective
Work closely with various stakeholders, including snr product managers to ensure the service aligns with both user needs and business goals
Contribute to the strategic planning of service delivery, ensuring that the service aligns with acoe's objectives oversee the implementation of service designs and continuously evaluate their effectiveness, making necessary adjustments based on user feedback and performance metrics

This role will be working under the direction of the Product Manager and support is provided in terms of guidance and steer

ACOE Background and Further Information

The Automation Centre of Expertise (ACOE) is planning to launch an enterprise ServiceNow platform service to support complex process automation (CPA). The next phase is a pilot at OFFICIAL with a delivery partner (developing an application) but may (depending on demand and dependencies) also include a pilot at SECRET with another partner.

The platform will include:

Provisioning & environment automation; reuse component provisioning; DevOps pipeline (plus good practice); test automation reusable framework
Common services: Incremental implementation of content and products for common platform services, common integrations, environment non-functionals, platform assurance/accreditation, monitoring & benefits automation, reusable common components, integration with ACOE reuse services
Developer services: Incremental implementation of content and products for policy, governance, guardrails, path to live platform services, licencing, reusable components, integration into other front door processes.

The services to be provided will also include:

Policy, governance and guidance for the platform for the federated model of delivery in Defence
Advice and guidance on automation and CPA architecture and technology selection
Content to support benefits management and reuse services for the platform
A communications campaign across Defence (including the Foundry and Defence Digital) to promote CPA awareness, provide examples, facts and figures and promote good practice
Development of a CPA community and CPA skills
Assessment of the pilot
Assessment of demand for subsequent activities and production of a roadmap to support the demand
Definition of a scorecard (for subsequent implementation) to provide analytics for the success of the platform as it scales
Integration of CPA into the ACOE.

All profiles will be reviewed against the required skills and experience. Due to the high number of applications we will only be able to respond to successful applicants in the first instance. We thank you for your interest and the time taken to apply

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