IT & Software

Technology Manager - Business Application Support

Method Resourcing

London · Greater London · United Kingdom

Overview

In this role you will own and grow the application support function, shaping its capabilities and performance. You’ll lead a team responsible for critical business applications, balancing people development with hands-on issue resolution. You’ll manage major incidents, drive root-cause analysis, and implement permanent fixes to boost resilience. A focus on BlackRock Aladdin and regulated financial services will anchor your work, delivering reliable, well-supported technology for operations.

Pay / Benefits
  • 110,000 base salary
  • bonus
  • hybrid work (London, 2-3 days in office)
Responsibilities
  • Lead day-to-day application support and coordinate during major incidents
  • Develop the team, including recruitment and coaching
  • Drive root-cause investigations and ensure permanent fixes
  • Improve monitoring, automation, and recovery processes
  • Ensure new applications and changes are ready for live support
  • Collaborate with business users, engineering, InfoSec and external vendors
Key requirements
  • Strong practical experience supporting BlackRock Aladdin
  • Background in application support or technology operations within regulated financial services
  • Experience leading and developing a support team
  • Ownership of major incidents and service recovery
  • Technical depth to challenge suppliers, investigate issues and guide the team
  • Drive to convert recurring problems into lasting improvements
  • leadership
  • stakeholder communication
  • problem-solving
  • BlackRock Aladdin
  • incident management
  • monitoring and recovery processes

Reference: WJ-747_31059529

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