Job description
Our goal at CityFibre is to unlock the digital potential of Britain by creating a broadband network that works seamlessly for everyone, every day. Powerful, gigabit-speed connections that enable people across entire communities to enjoy life in full flow. To do this, we make sure that our people’s voices are heard, their ideas are welcomed, and everyone is given the opportunity to make a real impact.
We encourage change, have a challenger mindset, foster innovation and nurture a welcoming, inclusive and supportive community. In this environment we allow you to bring your best-self to work every day, helping you to achieve your goals, grow your career and reach your full potential.
We’re a Times Top 50 Employer for Women; are endorsed by WORK180; have pledged our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant; and are a Disability Confident Employer. Working together with our Employee Networks, we’re committed to changing the industry for everyone.
What you can expect from us
Everyone at CityFibre has an important part to play, and we reflect that in our benefits. With a competitive salary depending on experience, when you join us, you’ll also enjoy 25 days’ holiday, a day off on your birthday, a day off to support a charity or organisation of your choice, a performance-related bonus scheme, and private healthcare.
We believe we deliver our best when we work together. It’s the way we do things, trusting and giving our people the autonomy to manage their own day-to-day, promoting wellbeing, whilst still prioritising time together with our colleagues to connect, collaborate and share our ideas.
How you’ll change it up
Joining our software development team, you’ll facilitate the Agile Release Train processes and execution from end-to-end, escalating obstacles, helping to manage risk, and driving continuous improvement through developing and modifying process, policies and procedures. Day to day, this is what you can expect to be doing:
- Working closely with the Scrum teams to guide the prioritisation of backlog items to manage risks and dependencies
- Providing regular and open communication across the program and to stakeholders to support transparency and awareness of progress and obstacles
- Analysing program budgets and estimates from participating organisations to provide direction for the overall budget development and integrated cost profiles
What you’ll bring to the role
You’ll already have experience as a Release Train Engineer for long lived value streams and products, with a proven track record of delivering on a large scale, or on multiple initiatives. You’ll also bring the following with you:
- Experience managing teams and / or significant complex projects
- Ability to easily explain technical and project related information to clients, vendors, senior management and wider employees
- Strong relationship building skills
We’re looking for people who don’t settle for ‘good enough’ and push things forward. If you’ve just found yourself thinking, ‘I’d love to do this’, we want to hear from you. Let’s change it up.
Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
Our people have a wide range of experiences and perspectives – and it’s this diversity of thought that makes us who we are.
CityFibre is working hard to change up the telecoms industry. This means we’re committed to providing equal opportunities to people from all backgrounds and commitments, including your carer and family status, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, gender and gender identity. We’re also offering training programmes and placement opportunities to support the skilled, career changers, service-leavers, and returning workers to become part of our teams.
If there’s any additional support or adjustment you require in the application process to help you achieve your best, please get in touch by emailing [email protected]. We’re here to support you in changing up your career.
About CityFibre
CEO: Greg Mesch
Revenue: Unknown / Non-Applicable
Size: 1001 to 5000 Employees
Type: Company - Private
Website: www.cityfibre.com
Year Founded: 2011