Our digital future starts here

At the Housing Ombudsman Service, we’re transforming how we deliver fairness, transparency and accountability across the housing sector – and digital innovation is at the heart of that mission. We’re implementing modern, cloud based, data driven systems that empower residents and landlords alike. Guided by our Digital, Data and Technology strategy, we’re creating services that are accessible by default, secure by design and built around the real needs of users.

Shaping change with modern technology

Our digital journey is ambitious and purposeful. We’re adopting a Microsoft and cloud first approach, integrating data to unlock insight and designing seamless user experiences that make a real difference. With a focus on interoperability, data reuse and intelligent automation, we’re creating a digital ecosystem that supports both operational excellence and social impact.

Join us and make your mark

The Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) team at the Housing Ombudsman Service is a dynamic, multi-disciplinary function driving innovation and excellence across four specialist areas: ICT Enterprise, ICT Solutions, Information Governance Compliance, and Information Governance Casework. Led by the Head of DDaT, the structure brings together talented professionals in cyber security, data architecture, systems administration, and governance, all working collaboratively to deliver secure, efficient, and forward-thinking digital services. Joining this team means being part of a mission-focused environment where technology and data empower better outcomes for residents and stakeholders.

We’re looking for talented and forward-thinking professionals to help drive this transformation. You’ll play a central role in defining the systems, data architecture and enterprise design principles that will shape our future. In joining us, you’ll find a culture that values innovation, collaboration and continual learning – where your technical expertise helps deliver fair outcomes for people and lasting improvements across the housing sector.