Not every engineer wants to spend six months building features they'll never see customers use.

Some prefer getting closer to the problem.

I'm working with an early stage AI startup looking for a Forward Deployed Engineer to work directly with customers, helping them unlock value from the platform while shaping the product along the way.

This is a role for someone who enjoys variety. You'll spend time understanding customer challenges, designing solutions, building integrations, deploying features, and feeding real world insight back into the product team.

If you've ever found yourself wanting more influence over what gets built (and why) you'll probably enjoy this.

What you'll be doing:

• Working directly with customers to understand requirements and solve technical challenges

• Building integrations, automations, and bespoke solutions

• Developing new product features and MVPs where needed

• Working across APIs, AI tooling, and third party systems

• Acting as the bridge between customers and engineering

• Helping shape the product through direct exposure to user problems

What you’ll need to apply:

• Strong software engineering fundamentals

• Solid Python experience

• Comfort working across the stack (React, TypeScript, and Node.js are all useful)

• Experience building AI-enabled products, LLM applications, or automation workflows

• Strong communication skills and the ability to work directly with customers

• A desire to work where you’ll be have ownership, autonomy, and figuring things out

This role is based in New York with hybrid working on offer but you'll need to be comfortable spending time with customers when required. The base salary ranges from $120,000-£270,000 depending on experience.

If you're the sort of engineer who enjoys solving real customer problems rather than being several layers removed from them, then hit the link in the advert to learn more.

Data Migration projects are a bit like moving house…

(…stay with me…I’m pretty sure this is the first time anyone has used this analogy.)

Everyone’s relaxed about timelines right up until sh*t starts getting real and half the boxes still aren’t packed properly.

(10/10 from me. Let me know what you think)

That’s more or less why this role exists.

My client is looking for a Data Migration Lead to come into a large S/4HANA transformation and bring a bit more control, momentum, and accountability to the migration workstream.

They don’t necessarily need the world’s deepest data migration SME. What they do need is someone who understands complex programmes, can manage plans properly, challenge where needed, and stop things quietly drifting off track.

Think strong Project Manager with solid data migration exposure rather than a hands-on technical migration specialist.

What you’ll be doing:

• Leading the data migration workstream within a wider S/4HANA programme

• Managing plans, milestones, dependencies, and delivery risks

• Working closely with delivery partners and internal stakeholders

• Keeping teams aligned and driving accountability across the programme

• Supporting cutover planning and ensuring migration activity stays on track

• Bringing structure and momentum to a workstream that needs a firmer hand on the wheel

What you’ll need to apply:

• Strong Project Management experience within large transformation programmes

• Experience working on programmes involving data migration and/or cutover activity

• Someone confident challenging timelines, dependencies, and delivery risks

• Comfortable operating across technical and non-technical stakeholders

• Experience within ERP or S/4HANA environments

This is an initial 4 month contract paying around £550 per day outside IR35. There will be some onsite work required in the North so you’ll need to be comfortable with some travel. 

Interested? Hit the link in this advert to apply or get in touch for more information.

Infrastructure Project Managers are a funny one.

Some are very process and governance focused but struggle to challenge technical delivery. Others are highly technical but don’t necessarily bring the structure needed to keep a programme moving.

This role needs someone who can comfortably sit in the middle.

My client is going through a major DX transformation, including a wider D365 programme, and needs an Infrastructure Project Manager to help keep the surrounding infrastructure projects moving while the wider team focuses on getting the transformation over the line.

So whilst the D365 programme provides the backdrop, this role is less about direct ERP delivery and more about making sure the infrastructure side of the house stays organised, aligned, and progressing properly.

You’ll be leading a small infrastructure-focused project team, overseeing a mixture of operational and infrastructure workstreams including:

• Server builds supporting the wider transformation

• Cyber Essentials-related activity

• Infrastructure readiness across multiple areas

• Keeping milestones, risks, dependencies, and suppliers under control

This isn’t a hands-on engineering role, but you will need enough infrastructure understanding to challenge, sense check, and keep delivery moving in the right direction.

What you’ll be doing:

• Leading infrastructure-related projects and workstreams within the wider transformation landscape

• Managing a small team, including 3 direct reports

• Coordinating activity across Azure, networking, endpoint management, and telephony

• Managing timelines, milestones, dependencies, and delivery risks

• Working closely with stakeholders, suppliers, and internal technical teams

• Helping ensure the business remains operationally ready throughout the transformation period

What they need:

• Strong Infrastructure Project Management experience

• Good understanding of core infrastructure environments including Azure, networking, endpoint management, and telephony

• Someone comfortable operating in fast-moving environments with multiple moving parts

• Strong stakeholder management and organisational skills

• Ability to keep technical teams aligned and delivery on track

This is an initial 6-month contract paying £600-650 per day plus expenses and sits outside IR35. 

Interested? Hit the link in the advert to apply or get in touch for more information.

Most Heads of IT Service Delivery roles are really just “keep the lights on and attend meetings” jobs dressed up with a longer title.

This one’s a bit different.

My client needs someone to become the operational face of IT across the business. Someone who can take ownership of service delivery, build trust with stakeholders, and bring a bit more structure and accountability into the support function.

This is a role in a multi-site environment and you’ll be leading both the Service Desk and Regional Engineering teams, with two direct reports sitting underneath you.

There’s a decent team already in place. What they need now is someone who can step in, provide leadership, improve visibility across IT operations, and help ensure the business feels supported by IT rather than frustrated by it.

What you’ll be doing:

• Leading the IT Service Delivery function across support desk and regional engineering teams
• Acting as the go-to IT contact for the wider business
• Managing operational performance, SLAs, KPIs, and service improvements
• Supporting resource planning and workload management across teams
• Leading major incident management and service governance activities
• Working closely with suppliers and third parties to ensure service standards are met

What you’ll need to apply

• Strong experience leading IT Service Delivery or Support functions
• Experience managing Service Desk and/or Field Engineering teams
• Someone commercially aware who can operate confidently with stakeholders across the business
• Good understanding of ITIL and service management best practice
• Comfortable operating in fast-moving, multi-site environments
• Someone proactive who’s happy taking ownership rather than waiting to be asked

This is an initial 6 month contract paying £600-650 OUTSIDE IR35 plus expenses.

Interested? Hit the link in the advert to apply or get in touch for more information.

When Tupac said “I see no changes” I’m fairly confident he wasn’t talking about organisations spending millions on transformation programmes while completely ignoring the people side of change…but here we are.

And thankfully, unlike a lot of businesses, this organisation actually gets it.

I’m back working with one of my favourite clients in the change space...a business I’ve partnered with for over 3 years and one that genuinely walks the walk when it comes to change management, learning, and adoption.

No fighting for a seat at the table. No trying to convince leadership that change matters. No being wheeled in three weeks before go-live and asked to “do the comms.”

This business has built a genuinely brilliant change practice with strong leadership, proper investment, and a culture that understands successful transformation is about people first and technology second.

They specialise in Digital Transformation programmes, so they do need people who’ve operated in technology-enabled change environments (ERP exposure would be ideal), but the real focus here is finding someone who can build trust, challenge constructively, and help organisations actually land change properly.

They’re hiring at Senior Change Manager level and are looking to pay somewhere between £60,000–£65,000 base salary plus bonus and benefits.

There’s loads of flexibility around remote working and the role is open to people across the UK. Travel will occasionally be needed for client work, but this is a business that genuinely understands work-life balance. You won’t find yourself travelling 4 hours to sit on Teams calls from a client office while everyone else works from home.

Whether you’re already in consulting or currently leading change internally and fancy seeing what the strange world of consulting looks like from the inside, this could be right up your street. 

Hit the link in the advert to apply or reach out directly for more information.