Coordinates service delivery activities, SLA tracking and provider follow-up across a service perimeter.

Entry

Junior

Coding

Low

Key skills

SLA tracking & reportingService review preparationDocumentationProvider coordination

Career overview

The Service Delivery Coordinator is the operational glue of a service perimeter: they track SLA performance, chase providers for reporting, prepare service reviews and make sure the delivery commitments are visible to everyone. It is a coordination and reporting role, ideal to learn the mechanics of service management before stepping up to analyst or manager.

Main responsibilities

  • Manage service delivery and providers
  • Respect SLA response and resolution targets
  • Keep technical documentation up to date
  • Align stakeholders and report progress
  • Coordinate with software vendors and third parties
  • Produce operations reporting and KPIs
  • Prioritise work and manage competing demands
  • Write and maintain knowledge base articles
  • Escalate complex cases to the relevant technical team
  • Prepare and execute change requests in production

Technical skills

SLA tracking & reporting75%
Service review preparation70%
Provider coordination65%
ITIL service delivery60%
Ticketing & ITSM tools65%
KPI dashboards60%
Documentation70%
Stakeholder communication60%

Technologies

ServiceNowJira Service ManagementExcelPower BITeamsSharePointConfluencePowerPointGLPIZendeskFreshserviceSlackM365ITILPower AutomateOutlook

Education level

Education requirements vary depending on the company, country and experience. Professional experience, certifications and technical skills can sometimes compensate for formal education.

High School / Bac

Less common

Bac+2 (2-year degree)

Common entry point

Bac+3 (Bachelor)

Common entry point

Bac+5 (Master / Engineering)

Common entry point

Experience & coding level

Experience level

Entry LevelJuniorIntermediateSeniorExpert

Coding level

No codingLowMediumHighVery High
Technical difficulty35%

Useful certifications

Certifications are never mandatory. They are one way among others to prove a skill.

  • ITIL 4 Foundation
  • PRINCE2 Foundation
  • Microsoft SC-900

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Direct progression

Service Delivery CoordinatorService Delivery Analyst

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Where can you go next?

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Overlap: 43% · Difficulty: Easy

Skills to learn: SLA & KPI analysis, Root-cause analysis, Data analysis (Excel/Power BI)

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Overlap: 41% · Difficulty: Medium

Skills to learn: SLA & contract management, Customer relationship, Continuous improvement

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Where can you go from here?

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Soft skills
  • Organisation
  • Rigour and attention to detail
  • Clear communication
  • Prioritisation
  • Teamwork
  • Documentation writing

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