Delivery Management Officer (DMO) Post Office Careers

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Reporting Line:Delivery Management Officer Team Leader Contract type:r Permanen Grade:nt Location: 3B Wood Street, Lon Closing Date:ndon 1st May 2026

What to expect

The Delivery Management Officer (DMO) is a key role in the Transformation Portfolio Management Office team and reports to the Delivery Management Officer Team Leader, they are responsible for providing DMO services and assuring the project and programmes that sit in the a multi-workstream transformation portfolio.

This Delivery Management Officer is accountable for providing the DMO services as defined in the DMO Services Catalogue to the projects and programmes within the Transformation Portfolio. The DMO is also responsible for actively identifying areas for improvement in the programme controls processes and procedures and for recommending changes to the DMO Team Leader as well as working with colleagues to implement any required changes.

What we can do for you

Now, more than ever, we understand that attracting the right talent is pivotal in driving the positive change needed throughout our organisation. Beyond a competitive salary, we offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes: • 25 days annual leave that increases with tenure • Up to 10% on target bonus opportunity • Generous pension contribution • Life assurance • Income protection after 12 months service • Full support from our employee assistance programme and access to our employee benefits platform • Ever-evolving learning and development opportunities Our commitment to embracing diversity extends beyond just words. We actively foster an inclusive workplace that values the unique perspectives and contributions from all colleagues. We hold the belief that Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion are not just vital but fundamental to our success and growth. Our priority lies in shaping a business that mirrors the diverse communities we reach, truly making Post Office 'Everybody's Business'. As an equal opportunity employer, we value and celebrate the differences among our people, ensuring that our practices reflect our dedication to inclusivity and equal representation for all.

What you’ll need to succeed

• Proven experience of delivering PMO services to large and diverse portfolio of projects and programmes. • Proven experience of collaborating successfully with peers and senior managers. • Substantial experience in establishing successful, cross-functional, stakeholder relationships. • Experience of project management and delivery in Waterfall and Agile environments. • Proven experience of providing assurance of programme artefacts such a programme plans, RAIDO registers and progress reports. • Extensive experience of risk management, issue management and of opportunity exploitation. • Strong knowledge of the use and application of governance frameworks. • Experience of business case development and linking programme outcomes to business case benefits. • Strong understanding of scope control, Programme Change Control and baseline management. • Strong experience of programme planning and schedule management. • Strong experience of identifying, capturing and managing programme risks, issues and opportunities. • Demonstrable experience of providing programme assurance and upholding programme management standards. • Demonstrable experience of capturing Lessons Learnt and developing action and implementation plans.

About us

Post Office is an integral part of every community, upheld by the dedication and service of our postmasters. In a world that's constantly evolving, we recognise the importance of adapting and growing. As we navigate the shifting landscapes of a digital age, our commitment to evolving is stronger than ever; without losing the essence of personal touch that defines us. Our journey forward is one of reflection, learning, and positive change.

Whilst there is much work to be done, we're looking for people ready to think differently in tackling the challenges ahead – people who possess resilience and a deep sense of responsibility towards our postmasters and the communities they serve. This mission drives us, ensuring that we remain focused on our purpose and strategic intent. If you're inspired by the prospect of making a meaningful difference and contributing to a future where Post Office can stand as a model of renewed progress and integrity, we want to hear from you. Join us on our journey in making Post Office a business that belongs to and serves everyone, shaping a new future legacy.

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