Head of Enterprise Data Delivery

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£85,900 pa

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Head of Enterprise Data Delivery

£85,900 (includes car allowance)

Hybrid - Milton Keynes or Boston

Permanent, Full-Time

Summary

This is a senior, hands‑on leadership role for someone who thrives on delivery, momentum and outcomes. As Head of Enterprise Data Delivery, you will take end‑to‑end accountability for how enterprise data is engineered, governed and delivered — ensuring the organisation has trusted, usable data that genuinely enables insight and decision‑making.

Salary: £80,000 per year (plus car allowance)

Contract: Permanent, full time

Your week: 36.25 hours, Monday – Friday (9am – 5.15pm)Location: Hybrid, with weekly presence in Milton Keynes or Boston

Snapshot of your role

You will lead delivery across Data Platform, Data Products and Data Governance, owning the journey from source systems through to certified reporting and analytics.

This role is about execution. You’ll set clear delivery plans, remove blockers, enforce standards and intervene directly when progress stalls. You’ll act as a senior technical peer to engineers, architects and governance specialists, challenging designs and ensuring solutions are pragmatic, scalable and production‑ready.

You’ll drive the modernisation of legacy data assets, embed strong engineering practices, and ensure data products are clearly defined, governed and trusted. Alongside this, you’ll build a delivery‑focused culture — one that values ownership, pace and visible progress — and give senior leaders confidence in what is being delivered and when.

Quote from Christopher Heappey

“This role is about getting things done. We need someone who can bring urgency and clarity to enterprise data delivery — making decisions, removing blockers and holding the line on quality. If you’re motivated by outcomes rather than theory, this is a role where you can make a real impact.”

Christopher Heappey - Director of Insight & Innovation

What we’re looking for

You’ll be an experienced data leader with a strong bias to action, comfortable operating in ambiguity and creating structure.

You’ll bring:

Proven leadership of multi‑disciplinary data teams

Experience delivering modern data platforms and semantic layers

A track record of turning business demand into tangible data outputs

Strong delivery discipline, clear communication and technical credibility

Confidence to challenge constructively and hold teams to account

You’re pragmatic, resilient and motivated by progress you can see — not just plans on paper.

Please read the attached Job Description before applying so you get the full scope of the role.

Important - We do not provide visa sponsorship; you must be eligible to work in the UK. You must reside in the UK for the duration of your employment and provide Right to Work evidence.

Closing Date: 16th April

We reserve the right to close the vacancy early in response to an overwhelming number of applications or a change in business priorities.

Have questions? Contact the Amplius Talent Team and we’ll be in touch to support you with any questions, queries or conundrums

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