The IT Change and Configuration Analyst will be responsible for at least two of the four key accountabilities that enable IT to meet these aims, and they are described below.
Change Enablement: Ensure Requests for Change (RFCs) are recorded, assessed, and approved by the IT Change Advisory Board (CAB). The Service Transition Analyst chairs CAB and is responsible for managing the Forward Schedule of Change. They also manage any communication for RFCs, so affected users/customers are notified in a timely manner.
Service Transition: Ensure that new IT Services are smoothly transitioned into Production, with support processes and procedures and ownership understood and accepted.
Demand Management: Manage the Demand Management process for IT services, guiding people from initial request, through to implementation of the requirement, acting as a liaison point between the requestor and the IT teams
Configuration Management: Ensure that all IT assets and services are accurately recorded, all inter-dependencies are mapped, and all records are kept up to date. Configuration Management controls the data recorded as a step in the other three processes and provides reliable data so those processes work in an effective and trustworthy manner.
Requirements
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Benefits
In addition to a competitive base salary and the opportunity to participate in our annual, performance-related bonus plan, upon joining us here at Pension Insurance Corporation, you will get access to some great benefits, including private medical insurance, 28 days' annual leave (excluding bank holidays), study support with qualifications, a generous pension scheme and much more.
Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) is a company with a clear purpose, a strong link to the creation of social value, and a culture that allows our employees to grow with the company and see the contribution they make to our success. PIC pays the pensions of hundreds of thousands of members and former members of UK defined benefit pension schemes.
We invest in long-term assets, like UK infrastructure and regeneration projects, to provide the very long-term cashflows we need to pay those pensions over the coming decades. These investments have the beneficial outcome of supporting jobs and apprenticeships, driving economic growth, and creating significant social value.
Our objective is to create long-term social value as we fulfil our purpose, leading to sustainable benefits for the economy, the environment and society. It gives our policyholders, employees, and others a sense of community and engagement as we continue to transition to a more green and sustainable way of working. There are four distinct pillars:
We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer: we treat everyone equally, regardless of age, gender identity, race and ethnicity, disability, neurodiversity, sexual orientation or religion. Our DEI activity is incorporated into our hiring process and the makeup of our organisation.
PIC supports several DEI initiatives through corporate sponsorship including Social Capital
Network, the Actuarial Mentoring Programme (AMP), LGBT Great, GAIN (Girls Are INvestors), the 10000 Interns Foundation and Women In Banking & Finance, which provides female colleagues, at all levels, with access to development and networking opportunities, and the business with channels to recruit more female talent. We have a PIC Women’s Network and a dedicated Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Forum, which is comprised of employees from across the business.
Our gender pay gap figure of 11.4% is below the financial services indicative average of 22.7%. PIC recruited approximately 146 new joiners since 2022 and of these, 43% were women.
Outside of our day-to-day roles, our people enjoy a variety of events throughout the year which
bring us altogether, including: sports teams, including netball and football, monthly Town Halls, our famous annual Treasure Hunt, our summer PICnic, tyPICal Days, and charity fundraisers e.g. End of Summer Party, annual quizzes. The notions of making a difference and giving back are a key part of life here at PIC.
Our two main charity partners are Independent Age and Rethink Mental Illness with various events occurring throughout the year such as half marathons. We encourage our people to participate by offering two days’ volunteer leave per year and also match charitable fundraising.
Depending on your role, what you need and what the business needs, we may support you in gaining a professional qualification. Our dedicated Learning & Development team is here to support you, creating learning environments where you can continuously develop to reach your potential and meet your career goals. Learning is about much more than just attending courses, and includes classroom training, virtual training, digital training, coaching, mentoring, and knowledge sharing events. During 2023, we were delighted to be awarded Investors in People Silver Award.
Workplace Initiatives