This is going to be a challenge for someone bringing this lot up to date, the computers are "Fujitsu mainframes using the VME operating system installed in 1974."

 

Successful candidate for £135k post will be tasked with moving from mainframe to 'next generation' tech

 

By Charlotte Jee | 8 January 2015  

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has kicked off recruitment for a new chief technology officer (CTO).

The successful applicant will oversee more than £1 billion of annual IT spend for almost 100,000 internal users at 950 sites and will be responsible for over 100 technology architects.

The £135,000-a-year job is described by the department as 'one of the most challenging and rewarding technology roles in the UK today'.

Interested candidates have until January 26 to apply, with final panel interviews due to be conducted during the week beginning March 24.

 

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