Lead Product Manager

Lead Product Manager Max Supplier Charge rate: £700 - £780 Clearance required: SC NPPV3 Nationality requirement: Single National Location: Remote Job Description: * Cloud Solution Design: Design scalable, secure, and highly available architectures using AWS services such as EC2, Lambda, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, IAM, VPC, and CloudFront. Select appropriate AWS services based on business requirements, performance needs, and cost considerations. * Architecture Governance & Standards Define and enforce cloud architecture best practices, patterns, and standards. Ensure solutions adhere to security frameworks, compliance rules, IAM principles, and AWS Well Architected Framework guidelines. * Technical Leadership Provide technical direction to engineering teams, developers, DevOps engineers, and data specialists. Review solution designs, perform architectural assurance, and guide teams through implementation challenges. * Security & Compliance Implement security controls including IAM policies, encryption, network segmentation, monitoring, and threat detection. Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, ISO27001, PCI DSS) through AWS-native tools and architectural controls * Infrastructure as Code (IaC ) Lead the adoption of IaC using tools like Terraform, CloudFormation, or CDK. Standardize reusable templates and modules for consistent and repeatable deployments across environments. * Performance & Cost Optimisation Monitor workloads using tools like CloudWatch, Trusted Advisor, and Cost Explorer. Optimise infrastructure for performance, reliability, cost efficiency and operational excellence. * Cloud Migration & Modernisation Define migration strategies including rehosting, refactoring, replatforming, and containerisation. Design modern architectures involving microservices, serverless, APIs, and event driven patterns. * Stakeholder Engagement Act as the technical counterpart to product owners, business stakeholders, and delivery managers. Communicate complex cloud concepts in clear, non technical language when needed. * Troubleshooting & Escalation Provide advanced support for complex issues across application, infrastructure, and integration layers. Lead root cause analysis for high priority incidents involving AWS workloads. * Continuous Improvement & Innovation Stay current with new AWS services and architectural trends. Identify opportunities to modernise, automate, simplify, or improve existing cloud environments 'This role requires additional vetting, which means this could take longer than our normal onboarding process. You will require additional vetting for this position, which means the process can take longer than the usual onboarding process with Capgemini. Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any queries.' If you receive suspicious outreach claiming to be from us, please contact us via the ManpowerGroup website.

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