A UK company that builds and improves digital services for central government, the NHS and local councils. It runs an 18-month software and DevOps apprenticeship.
Made Tech is a UK company that helps public-sector organisations modernise their technology and deliver digital services faster. Its clients include central government, healthcare, local government and public infrastructure bodies. If you have ever used an online public service that works smoothly, a company like Made Tech may have helped build or run it.
It was founded in 2008, with Rory MacDonald named as founder and chief executive. Its investor page describes its staff as based in three hubs, London, Manchester and Bristol, and says it is quoted on AIM, the London Stock Exchange's market for smaller companies. It describes its purpose as "to provide software and services to run and improve public services worldwide".
Made Tech's services include digital transformation, data and managed services for live government systems, working in agile teams.
For young people, Made Tech runs an 18-month software development and DevOps apprenticeship, accredited at Level 4. No degree is required, and the programme is aimed at people starting a first job, changing career or returning to work. The company states a salary of £27,038 a year during the apprenticeship, with an uplift after the first 12 months. Apprentices work on real client projects for public-sector organisations, pair with colleagues, and get a coach, learning days and an O'Reilly learning subscription. The page said applications were closed when we read it, with a way to register for updates.
Website: www.madetech.com
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