Service Designer, Transition Lead, ITIL / ITSM at Syntax Consultancy Ltd, London, £425 to £450 per Day

£425 - £450 per day

Contract Description

Service Designer / Transition Lead – SC Cleared



3 Month Contract



London (Hybrid)



£425-£450/day (Outside IR35)



 



Service Designer / Transition Lead needed with active SC Security Clearance.



Experience the Design, Governance, Business Change and Transition activities required to establish a compliant Service Model aligned agreed obligations. 



Worked with Service High-Level Design (SHLD), RACI model, Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) & Business Change.



Paying up to £450/day (Outside IR35). Start ASAP in May 2026 and rolling 3 month contract.



Hybrid Working – 2/3 days/week remote (WFH) + 2/3 days/week working from the office in London.



Working with a global IT Consultancy on large-scale network solutions projects for a Telecoms end client.



 



Key skills, experience + tasks will include:



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  • Proven experience in Service Design / Service Transition roles
  • Strong understanding of ITIL / ITSM frameworks
  • onboard resource to lead and coordinate the Design, Governance, Business Change and transition activities required to establish a compliant Service Model aligned to contractual obligations and customer approval.
  • Process flow diagrams and process for each of the ITSM processes (e.g. incident and change management).
  • Experience delivering service readiness in large transformation programmes
  • Ability to create governance artefacts:  SHLD (Service High-Level Design), RACI, RTM (Requirements Traceability Matrix)
  • Experience with business change, training and adoption.  
  • Strong stakeholder management.
  • Background in telecoms or large-scale enterprise environments preferred
  • SC Security Clearance active is essential for this contract – SC used last 12 months.



Desirable



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  • Experience with tools such as ServiceNow
  • Exposure to Network / Infrastructure services
  • Experience working with suppliers and third-party vendors