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technology-enabled transformation. Simplify processes and improve service quality across academic and professional services. Increase productivity through automation, digital tools, and improved ways
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of engineering, data science and industry collaboration, and is driven by the opportunity to create real-world solutions to complex energy challenges. You will lead modelling, optimisation and feasibility studies
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a proven track record of leading complex SaaS or enterprise technology products from strategy through to continuous improvement. You combine strategic thinking with strong stakeholder management and
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processes, improving data quality and developing smarter, more integrated systems that better support students and colleagues. This is an exciting opportunity to join the Academic Registry Senior Management
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processes across the institution. Working within a complex and fast-paced programme environment, you will work with stakeholders, subject matter experts, project teams, technical teams and suppliers
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Programme. This is one of UEL's most strategically important transformation initiatives, delivering the implementation of Banner SaaS and transforming key student lifecycle processes across the institution
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employer and value all applications. Please let us know if you require any reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process. If you're ready to join a University that values your outstanding skills
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seek individuals who not only enjoy working in an agile environment but also demonstrate a willingness to embrace new technology and transformational change. Together, we aim to cultivate a culture of
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quality issues, anomalies and exceptions through clear reporting and analysis. Work collaboratively with technical teams, data architects, testers and business stakeholders to improve data quality processes
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know if you require any reasonable accommodations throughout the recruitment process. So, if you’d like to take your career to the next level with us here at the University of East London and are