More than 50 jobs have been created by a public sector tech delivery expert as it grows its workforce and expands across the North.
Made Tech, which provides digital, data and tech services to organisations such as the NHS and Department for Education, is pursuing a "regionalisation" strategy to support public sector operations outside of London.
Much of the expansion is focused in Manchester, where it hopes to increase its relationships with public sector bodies based in and around the city and across the North West.
"At least" 25 of the jobs will be based in the North West city.
The rest - an additional 26 roles - will be available where applicants can be based across the firm's offices in London, Bristol, Swansea and Manchester.
Hazel Jones, Manchester market principal and head of health at Made Tech, said: “In what has been an incredibly tough year for so many people and companies due to the pandemic, I’m glad that Made Tech is able to help provide the local community with new job opportunities."
The roles include senior engineers, delivery managers, technologists and community managers.
She said the move was in line with the Government’s levelling up agenda, and that the firm is focused on guaranteeing the roles are "available to as wide a group as possible".
She added: "This is great for us as a company and great for our customers in the public sector.
“We’re really proud of our culture at Made Tech as we always strive to offer a positive, diverse and welcoming workplace and this has resulted in a wide range of benefits for our staff.
"These include flexible holiday, working hours and parental leave as well as remote working, continuous learning and much more.”
