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Finance Account Coordinator You support experienced Account Managers with clients’ insurance administration. Your work includes certificates of insurance (COIs), policy changes, processing requests and keeping client files up to date. Accuracy and timely handling matter because clients rely on these documents in their own work. By keeping routine requests organised, you help Account Managers give more attention to complex matters. An incorrect COI can cost a client a contract or create legal issues. You need to check details carefully rather than treat the work as simple paperwork. The role involves learning how insurance works while managing requests in a busy service environment. It gives you practical experience of supporting clients and understanding how insurance helps protect their businesses. View
Finance Accounts Payable Clerk You carry out high-volume accounts payable work within a Finance team. This includes processing supplier invoices, matching them to purchase orders and filing the records accurately. You support Accounts Payable Specialists and the Accounts Payable Manager. The work helps suppliers receive payment on time and gives the team records it can use for audits and month-end reporting. Errors or delays can lead to supplier disputes, late-payment fees or other penalties, and extra work when closing the accounts. You need to maintain accuracy across a large number of repetitive tasks. The role gives you practical experience of supplier payments and the financial processes that support the organisation’s working relationships and reputation. View
Finance Actuarial Analyst You support the actuarial team by preparing data and running existing financial models. You check the figures in spreadsheets before they are used in financial reporting and product pricing. More senior actuaries use this work as the starting point for their analysis. Accurate inputs help the models produce results colleagues can assess and use in financial decisions. Errors in the data can undermine forecasts and decisions based on them, so checking and preparing the information is a substantial part of the role. You need to learn technical methods while working with data that may be incomplete or inconsistent. The role gives you experience of how actuarial models are used in reporting, pricing and wider financial decisions. View
Aeronautical Engineering Aircraft maintenance technician To maintain and certify aircraft. View
International business Alliance Coordinator You support Alliance Managers with the administration behind global partner relationships. You keep partner data accurate, carry out operational tasks and follow the team’s processes. This gives managers information they can use while developing relationships and working on revenue opportunities. You need to manage urgent requests from several managers, sometimes with incomplete information. Errors or delays can slow deals, frustrate partners and damage the organisation’s reputation. The work involves keeping those details organised as requests move through the team. The role gives you experience of the partner lifecycle and the support behind international deals. Your contribution is the day-to-day administration that Alliance Managers depend on. View
Finance Analyst, Finance You analyse company finances, build financial models and prepare presentations for deal teams. Senior bankers use that work when advising clients on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) or raising capital. Associates and Vice Presidents (VPs) rely on your preparation. You turn financial data into clear models and slides for client work. Incorrect figures or poorly prepared material can undermine the advice, damage credibility or cost the firm a mandate. The work can be intensive, with large volumes of information and tight deadlines. It may involve overnight work and repeated feedback. You need to maintain precision while responding to those demands. The role provides practical experience of the analysis behind financial transactions. View
Technology and data Analytics Support Assistant You support internal teams with scheduled reports, one-off data requests and checks on data pipelines. You work with Analytics and business departments, turning their questions into queries and checking the answers. The role connects raw data sources with the dashboards used by business leaders. Sales uses the information to understand its pipeline, Marketing to review activity, and Finance when closing the accounts. Reliable data helps those teams make decisions. You need to work through data that needs cleaning and requests that are not yet clear. Incorrect answers can lead to costly decisions or missed opportunities. The work involves checking both the data and whether the query answers the question colleagues are asking. View
Sales Associate Account Manager You support an assigned Account Manager in looking after a client portfolio. You help manage communications, prepare meetings and keep customer relationship management (CRM) records accurate. You turn client requests and internal tasks into organised actions for the account team. That support allows Account Managers to give attention to strategic commercial work. Missed details or deadlines can affect clients and leave colleagues trying to catch up. You need to coordinate small tasks across several clients while understanding their wider needs. The role provides practical client-management experience and shows how routine support contributes to retention, relationships and team revenue. View
Internal consulting Associate Analytics Advisor You support experienced analytics consultants on strategic projects. Your work includes preparing and cleaning data, producing initial reports and visualisations, and learning the tools and methods the team uses for analysis. This groundwork affects both the accuracy of a project and how quickly it can progress. It gives senior advisors information to build on while they address more complex questions, and helps internal clients receive useful reports on time. Errors left in the data can carry through into decisions based on the analysis. You need to work through messy datasets and requests that may not yet be clear, while learning internal systems. The role gives you practical experience of how an analytics project develops and how its findings can inform changes in the organisation. View
Internal consulting Associate Analytics Consultant You prepare data for analytics work, supporting Senior and Lead Consultants. You collect figures, clean datasets and build initial reports. This preparation helps the team explain what is happening in the business. Reliable preparation lets senior colleagues work on the wider strategic questions with a clearer understanding of the data underneath. Errors can weaken the findings and the confidence colleagues place in them, so data checking and cleaning take up a substantial part of the work. The role involves dealing with datasets that need attention before they can be analysed. It gives you practical experience of preparing reports and seeing how analysis contributes to business decisions, while learning from the more experienced consultants you support. View
Technology and data Associate Analytics Support Analyst You help internal users access and use data tools and reports. As an initial contact for common problems, you investigate questions and help people find the information they need. Experienced analysts support your learning within the data team. Sales, Marketing and Operations rely on those tools to understand their figures. Unanswered questions or unreliable dashboards can reduce trust in the data and contribute to poor decisions. You need to learn quickly and stay calm when users are frustrated. The role supports colleagues through practical problem-solving, so they can use the available information in their work. View
Internal consulting Associate Analytics Support Coordinator You support internal consultants by extracting, cleaning and validating project data. You handle routine requests and prepare information from the different systems that hold it. Consultants use that work in their analysis and recommendations to senior leadership. Accurate information needs to arrive in time for the project to progress. Inconsistent data or a late response can delay the project and affect decisions based on its findings. You need to understand what a consultant is asking for, as well as how to prepare the figures. The role provides practical experience of the early analytical work behind consulting projects and wider business decisions. View
Technology and data Associate Bioinformatics Analyst You process biological data using established analysis pipelines and help keep the information clean and organised. Working with wet-lab researchers and senior analysts, you turn raw sequencing files into initial reports the team can use when deciding what to investigate next. The quality of this work affects the scientific conclusions drawn from the data. Reliable preparation gives senior colleagues a better basis for further research. Mistakes can send the team towards false leads or decisions based on faulty information, wasting laboratory time and money. You need to learn complex tools and deal with data that often needs cleaning before it is useful. The role gives you experience of the early stages of biological research and how computational work contributes to answering scientific questions. View
Technology and data Associate Business Intelligence Analyst You help technical teams understand their day-to-day data through reports and dashboards. You work with analysts and developers, turning system logs, performance measures and user-behaviour data into explanations that product managers, engineers and leaders can use. The work helps teams track performance, notice problems and consider decisions such as which feature to develop or where system performance needs attention. Poor information can leave colleagues making guesses, with consequences for the time and money spent on those decisions. Getting the data is part of the work: it may be held in several places and need cleaning before you can use it. You need to learn the relevant tools and systems while preparing reports that make the underlying technical information understandable. View
Technology and data Associate Business Intelligence Support Analyst You prepare reports and update dashboards about technical operations. You turn system logs and project-management data into measures Engineering Managers and VPs can use to review performance. The work connects data analysis with engineering activity. Reliable, timely information can help teams identify problems and consider improvements to deployments and development cycles. Incorrect or late data can contribute to missed deadlines, wasted work or production outages when warning signs are overlooked. You need to work with inconsistent data and clarify requests when colleagues are unsure which figures they need. The role supports engineering decisions through the reports and dashboards you maintain. View
Operations Associate Business Operations Analyst You support Operations by checking data, preparing regular reports and helping document how work is carried out. You turn operational figures into information that managers can use. Their decisions may concern warehouse staffing or inventory levels. They need the information to be accurate and available when required. Old or incorrect data can cause delays, costly mistakes and problems for customers. You need to work through inconsistent records and clarify requests that may not initially be clear. The role provides practical experience of how operational activity is recorded and how those records support decisions across the business. View
Procurement Associate Buyer You support the Procurement team and Category Buyers with the administration behind purchasing. You learn the purchasing systems, help run basic sourcing events and keep supplier information up to date. You turn business requirements into purchase orders and help check value for money, including on smaller purchases. Accuracy matters in the details. E.g. an order for 10,000 pens when 100 were needed ties up money, while an invoice lost in the system can delay payment. Your work includes keeping contracts filed and payment information organised so senior colleagues can concentrate on larger sourcing decisions. Errors can lead to supplier disputes, unreliable reports and time spent putting records right. You need to manage several small tasks at once without losing the details. The role gives you experience of how purchasing, supplier administration and payments fit together. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Carbon Analyst You gather, enter and check the raw data used to calculate the organisation’s carbon footprint. The inputs include electricity bills and fuel receipts. You work with the Carbon Footprint Analyst and the wider compliance, quality, health and safety team, preparing information that can be traced and checked. These records feed into environmental reporting, public disclosures and regulatory compliance. Accurate inputs help colleagues explain the calculations to auditors and assess progress towards carbon and net-zero goals. Incomplete or incorrect information can lead to reporting problems, fines or reputational damage. The work involves large volumes of operational data that may arrive in inconsistent formats. You need to organise it carefully and check what it represents before it is used in the calculations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Carbon Data Analyst You collect, organise and enter the activity data used in carbon-footprint calculations. This includes spreadsheets, utility bills and supplier reports. Working with the Carbon Reduction Specialist, you learn the principles of greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and where the calculation inputs come from. The data you prepare feeds into sustainability reporting and helps colleagues understand where emissions reductions may be needed. Accurate, traceable records support review and audit. Reporting errors can lead to fines and damage the organisation’s reputation. The information may be incomplete or inconsistent, and you need to follow up with busy operational teams to obtain it. This gives you practical experience of the data behind carbon accounting and of how careful preparation supports the organisation’s environmental work. View
Procurement Associate Category Analyst You support Category Managers with the data and records used in procurement. You check spend data, keep supplier records up to date and help the team follow the required processes when considering new suppliers. Your work also includes preparing reports and turning raw information into data colleagues can use. That preparation helps Category Managers compare options, make purchasing decisions and consider costs and risks. Poor records can delay decisions or mean the team misses a useful deal, so keeping track of the detail matters. You need to make sense of information that may be incomplete or untidy while managing several related tasks. The role gives you a practical grounding in how an organisation buys goods and services, and how supplier and spend information supports those choices. View
Business transformation and change Associate Change Analyst You support change specialists and senior analysts on transformation projects. You help draft communications, organise training sessions and collect feedback from affected teams. You connect the plans being developed with practical support for the people using them. The work helps colleagues understand new initiatives and how to adopt different ways of working. Missing information or unclear support can leave people confused and make it harder for a project to deliver its benefits. You need to manage several small tasks as plans and requests change. The role gives you practical experience of how an organisation introduces change, including the communication, training and feedback behind implementation. View
Business transformation and change Associate Change Coordinator You support the people affected by major changes to systems or processes. In the transformation team, you schedule meetings, draft messages from templates and track what colleagues need. You work with both the people designing a change and those who will use the new approach. Part of the job is turning technical project plans into understandable steps. Timely communications and booked training sessions allow senior coordinators to concentrate on more complex issues. Missing arrangements or messages can cause frustration and delay the change. You need to organise several tasks in a busy setting while learning how large organisations prepare people for different ways of working. View
Sales Associate Channel Coordinator You handle administration for Channel Account Managers and external partners. Your day-to-day work includes deal registrations, onboarding documents and keeping internal systems up to date. You work between the Channel Sales team and its partners, translating requests into tasks the team can act on. Accurate records help Account Managers concentrate on selling and give partners the information they need. Missing deal registrations or outdated records can frustrate partners and reduce the reliability of sales forecasts. You need to manage a large amount of detail in a sales environment where requests change quickly. The role gives you practical experience of channel operations, partner relationships and the records that support both. View
Finance Associate Claims Adjuster You handle the opening stages of insurance claims, mainly simpler cases. You may be the first person a customer speaks to after a loss, such as a car accident or storm damage to a roof. You need to communicate calmly, explain what is happening and check the details. The work supports fair, timely settlement while following the claims rules and protecting the company's interests. Missed information or unclear explanations can harm the customer's experience and create costs later in the process. You need to understand the customer's circumstances while applying the requirements of the claim. The role provides practical experience of supporting people at a difficult point in the claims process. View
PR and communications Associate Communications Measurement Analyst You support communications measurement by pulling reports, cleaning information and checking figures. Working with communications and data colleagues, you turn raw media mentions into information PR managers can use to review campaigns. Senior colleagues use these reports to understand performance, adjust their approach and decide where to allocate budget. Errors in a large dataset can make a report misleading and direct attention towards the wrong goal. You need to learn how to find small inaccuracies without losing sight of the question the report should answer. The role develops practical measurement skills through the data behind a brand’s communications. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Compliance Coordinator You support daily compliance administration, organising documents, tracking training and entering information accurately. You work with the Regulatory Compliance Coordinator and other colleagues, turning their instructions into records that internal teams and auditors can review. Those records help the organisation show whether required processes and training have been completed. Missing or inaccurate information can lead to audit findings, fines and damage to its reputation. The aim is to make the information clear, up to date and straightforward for colleagues to find. You need to maintain attention to detail across a high volume of repetitive work. The role gives you practical experience of the records and routines that support a compliance function, including the connection between daily administration and audit preparation. View
Technology and data Associate Computational Biologist You help process and analyse biological data, supporting senior scientists and research teams. The work connects raw laboratory information with computational tools, turning it into findings that colleagues can interpret and use. Reliable analysis supports the interpretation of experiments and can contribute to research towards new treatments. Mistakes can waste laboratory time or lead to scientific results being misinterpreted, so the quality and organisation of the data matter. You need to learn how to work with large, complex biological datasets while keeping the information organised. The role gives you practical experience of how computational analysis supports scientific research and of working with more experienced scientists. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Construction Safety Specialist You support the construction site safety team with daily checks, incident reporting and the records needed for safety programmes. You work with site teams and more experienced safety specialists, completing forms and capturing observations about how work is carried out. These records help the team understand site conditions and identify details that need attention. Missing information can lead to compliance problems or hazards being overlooked, with consequences for the people working on the site. You need to learn a large number of procedures in a busy construction environment and ask questions when you are unsure. The role gives you practical experience of how safety programmes are applied on site and how accurate observations and administration support efforts to prevent injuries. View
Internal consulting Associate Consultant You provide analytical and practical support for internal consulting projects. Under the supervision of a Consultant or Senior Consultant, you gather data, prepare presentations and document processes. You help organise the detail that the project team needs to carry out its work. The quality and timing of this preparation affect project deliverables. It gives project leads material they can use while focusing on strategy and client relationships. Incomplete or inaccurate work can slow the project and weaken the confidence internal clients place in it. You need to understand how the organisation works, deal with messy data and manage deadlines. The role gives you experience of consulting methods and of how a project’s analysis and recommendations can contribute to changes across the business. View
Marketing Associate Content Strategist You support content creation and planning within a Marketing team. Your work includes keyword research, drafting content briefs and keeping the content management system (CMS) organised. You work with Content Strategists and writers, helping turn ideas into plans and published pieces for existing and prospective customers. A clear brief helps a writer understand the purpose of a piece. Your research and preparation also help content be found once it is published. Gaps in that work can slow production or lead to content that does not address the intended subject or audience. You need to learn the tools and processes, take feedback and revise your approach. The role gives you experience of the full route from research to publication and of how a content team works together. View
Procurement Associate Contracts Administrator You support the administration of contracts from the initial request through signature and storage. You process requests, enter the required information into the system and follow up signatures. You work with Procurement and business units to turn their contract details into organised, traceable records. The work supports the completion of commercial agreements and makes them easier to find later. Missing information or delayed signatures can leave agreements unsigned, interrupt business activity or create questions about their legal status. Lost documents also make it harder to check what has been agreed. You need to follow up with busy colleagues and keep track of what is still needed. The role gives you practical experience of the contract lifecycle and the administration behind commercial relationships. View
Legal Associate Counsel You support an in-house legal team with day-to-day research and contract reviews. You help translate legal requirements into advice the wider business can use, working on the routine legal tasks that support compliance and commercial activity. Your preparation gives senior legal colleagues material to build on while they deal with more complex or strategic matters. Missed deadlines, errors in contracts or incomplete research can create compliance problems, so accuracy and timely work matter. You need to work through a large amount of information and understand how legal principles apply in a changing commercial setting. The role gives you practical legal experience and an understanding of how an in-house team helps protect the organisation while supporting its work and growth. View
Sales Associate Customer Acquisition Specialist You help identify prospective clients and start conversations about their needs. Working with experienced Customer Acquisition Specialists and Account Executives, you help arrange qualified meetings. Your work turns initial contacts into opportunities for the Sales team to discuss further. Those conversations contribute to the sales pipeline and potential revenue. Too few suitable meetings can make sales targets harder to reach. You need to gain the attention of busy people and help establish whether a conversation is worth pursuing. The role shows how early customer contact connects with later sales activity and business growth. View
Technology and data Associate Data Analyst You support experienced analysts by preparing data for deeper analysis. You extract information, clean datasets and check accuracy before passing it on. Working alongside senior colleagues, you learn how they investigate technical problems and use data in decisions. The preparation takes care because source data is often incomplete or inconsistent. Even a small error can affect a later report or lead to a flawed decision. You need to keep checking routine data tasks while understanding the technical project they support. The role develops practical knowledge of data quality and the work needed before analysis can begin. View
Technology and data Associate Data Governance Analyst You support the technical data team through daily data-governance work. You use governance tools, keep the data catalogue up to date and run basic data-quality checks. The role connects the information held by the organisation with the rules that apply to its use. Clear records and checks help colleagues understand reports, find the information they need and make decisions. Poor data management can lead to inaccurate reporting, compliance problems, unsuitable decisions and time spent correcting avoidable errors. You need to learn the systems and rules while keeping the information organised. The role gives you a grounding in data management and in how governance supports the reliability of technical and business reporting. View
Finance Associate Debt Recovery Specialist You help recover overdue debt through fair collection practices that meet the relevant rules. You make and receive calls, discuss overdue accounts with customers and work through payment options. The role supports cash flow and the funds available for products and services. Unrecovered debt affects profitability. Poor handling can also worsen a customer's financial situation. You need to balance an understanding of the customer's circumstances with the need to collect payment. The work involves learning financial regulations and how people respond during difficult conversations. You gain practical experience of debt collection and the connection between customer treatment and financial recovery. View
Research and development Associate Design Thinking Facilitator You support design-thinking work in research and development innovation projects. You organise workshops and research activities alongside more experienced facilitators. The work connects user research with project teams, helping them understand a user’s problem before choosing a solution. You organise observations into data Senior Facilitators can use for strategic decisions. Good preparation gives teams more time for the ideas themselves. Missing information or disorganised logistics can slow work, lose opportunities or contribute to an unsuitable solution. You need to manage several small tasks in a changing environment while learning the methods. The role gives you experience of how research, workshops and practical preparation help an idea develop. View
Marketing Associate E-commerce Coordinator You support an online shop by maintaining product information and helping marketing campaigns go live. You work with an E-commerce Marketing Specialist to turn campaign plans into website content customers can see. An accurate product catalogue helps people find products and understand what they are buying. Correct campaign setup also supports the online shopping experience and sales. A typo in a product description or an incorrectly configured campaign can confuse customers and cost the business money. You need to check details while handling several tasks at once. The role provides practical experience of how product content and campaign delivery fit into e-commerce marketing. View
Marketing Associate Editorial Director You support a content team by drafting articles, proofreading and keeping its content management system (CMS) up to date. You work with the Editorial Director and other writers, learning the approach used to develop ideas into material for customers. Your work supports publication deadlines, professional presentation and the brand's credibility. Missed dates or errors in published content can damage its reputation. You need to take in new information quickly and learn the brand voice. The role provides practical experience of writing and preparing digital content alongside more experienced colleagues. View
Human resources Associate Employment Law Advisor You support senior employment law advisers by gathering documents, carrying out initial research and maintaining accurate case files. You work with the Employment Law team and HR Business Partners to turn incoming information into organised facts. They use that preparation when advising on employee issues and making decisions. Missing details or disorganised records can delay the work and contribute to poor decisions, financial costs or reputational damage. The information can be sensitive and difficult to organise. You need to handle it carefully and keep the case record accurate. The role provides practical experience of the preparation behind employment advice and the work involved in seeking fair outcomes. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Environmental Auditor You support an environmental audit team by collecting information from sites across an international organisation. Working with senior auditors, you help turn observations and records into findings that site managers can use. You learn the environmental management systems and regulations that apply to the operation. The work helps identify possible environmental and compliance problems so colleagues can address them. Missed evidence can leave the organisation exposed to environmental incidents, fines and damage to its reputation or legal standing. You need to understand complex requirements and handle practical difficulties at different sites. The role involves substantial travel and experience of environmental compliance across locations. You see how audit findings inform changes in site operations. View
Sustainability Associate Environmental Coordinator You support environmental work by collecting samples, completing permit forms and entering site data into systems. You work between operational sites and the environmental team. Specialists use the information you prepare to make decisions. Your work includes keeping environmental data accurate, supporting reports submitted on time and checking that sites follow the relevant rules. These records affect the organisation's regulatory position and reputation. You need to check details even when information is inconsistent or deadlines are tight. Incorrect or incomplete records can lead to regulatory penalties and reputational damage. The role provides practical experience of site environmental reporting and the everyday work behind environmental protection and sustainable operations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Environmental Documentation Specialist You log, track and submit environmental data and documents. You work with the wider compliance, quality, health and safety team, preparing raw information for filing and review. Senior specialists use it when checking compliance. The work supports timely submissions and the requirements behind international product sales. Missing deadlines or inaccurate records can lead to penalties or products being delayed at customs. Those delays can also cost money and damage business relationships. You need to manage detailed information, including data that may be inconsistent or incomplete. The role gives you experience of environmental documentation and the records supporting lawful, responsible operations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Environmental Health Officer You support environmental health and safety work through routine inspections and data collection. You work with site operations teams and senior colleagues. You help connect environmental health and safety rules with what happens on the factory floor. The work supports safe, lawful operations and protection of the environment around each site. Issues left unnoticed can expose people or the environment to harm and lead to penalties or reputational damage for the organisation. You need to learn the relevant requirements, recognise less obvious signs of a problem and understand how the rules apply in practical situations. The role gives you experience of using inspection findings and operational information to help the team prevent and address problems. View
Sustainability Associate ESG Communications Coordinator You help gather data, check facts and draft material for annual sustainability reports and public statements. In the Sustainability and Corporate Social team, you work with an ESG Communications Specialist and other colleagues. You learn how environmental, social and governance information is communicated. Tasks may include finding a particular figure or checking a presentation slide before it is shared. You need to check both the numbers and the explanation built around them. Errors can raise questions about the data and lead to accusations of greenwashing. The work involves detailed checking and learning unfamiliar terminology while helping the team prepare accurate, credible communications. View
Sustainability Associate ESG Data Analyst You gather, check and prepare ESG data for analysis. Working with a Senior ESG Data Analyst, you turn information from daily operations into structured records. Internal teams and external stakeholders use those records to understand sustainability performance. Reports and ratings depend on the quality of the underlying figures. Incorrect information can lead to poor ratings, reputational damage or concerns about greenwashing. You may need to chase colleagues for numbers and resolve inconsistencies before the data can be used. The role develops your understanding of ESG reporting through the collection and validation work behind it. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Ethical Sourcing Coordinator The Associate Ethical Sourcing Coordinator keeps supplier ethical-performance information accurate and up to date. Day to day, you process self-assessment questionnaires, follow up audit reports and maintain records on ethical data platforms. You support senior specialists who lead investigations and programme design, working within a compliance, quality, health and safety team. Reliable supplier information helps colleagues identify risks and decide what to investigate or address. Missing or outdated records can leave important risks unnoticed, with possible consequences for compliance and the organisation’s reputation. You need to follow up with suppliers when information is missing and manage the documents needed for each review. The work supports efforts to improve fair treatment and safe working conditions in the supply chain. Accurate records support that wider effort. View
Events and experiential marketing Associate Event Technologist The Associate Event Technologist supports the technical delivery of events. Day to day, you set up equipment, check connections and help attendees with technical issues. You check event platforms, apps and on-site equipment, working with Event Technology Specialists so the technology supports the event plan. Your work helps attendees register, speakers load their presentations and people connect to Wi-Fi. Technical problems can make it difficult for people to join sessions or use event tools. Checking equipment and responding to faults are important parts of the role. Live events can be unpredictable. You need to respond to problems as they arise and work with colleagues. The role gives you practical experience of event technology and of supporting the team through a live event. View
Marketing Associate Events Coordinator You support the marketing team with the practical work behind an event. You organise attendee lists and check that event materials are where they need to be. You work with the Events Coordinator and other marketing colleagues to put their plans into practice. Your work covers the attendee experience from registration through to event day. You keep track of details such as badges and dietary requirements. Missing either can cause problems for attendees and the team running the event. The work involves many small tasks in a busy environment. You need to keep those tasks organised as preparations move forward. Accurate lists and prepared materials help the team deliver an organised, professional event. View
Property and facilities Associate Facilities Engineer You support daily maintenance and operational work across a property portfolio. You learn from experienced engineers while combining practical technical tasks with basic administration. Part of the role is turning urgent requests into repairs that tenants need. Maintenance affects tenant comfort and the condition and value of the buildings. Small problems that are not addressed can become more expensive to resolve. You need to learn practical skills quickly, often while the team is responding to new requests. The work gives you experience of property maintenance and of recognising issues that need attention before they grow. View
Property and facilities Associate Facilities Operations Specialist You support a Facilities team with the daily work of looking after buildings. You respond to work orders, help with routine checks and attend to the spaces used by tenants and staff. The work supports building safety, equipment condition and the experience of people using the property. Routine care can help equipment remain in service longer. Unresolved faults can lead to breakdowns and complaints from building users. Small, urgent issues may arrive without warning. You need to respond while learning how the facilities operation works. The role gives you practical experience of the building tasks that affect tenants' and colleagues' daily use of a property. View
Research and development Associate Facilities Technician, R&D You handle everyday maintenance and support tasks in research laboratories and offices. You work with experienced Facilities Engineers and laboratory teams to turn their requests into repairs and preventive maintenance. This supports scientists who need safe, working facilities for experiments and research into medicines and technologies. You help resolve equipment and building issues, such as a faulty fume hood or a leaking tap. You need to recognise possible problems before they interrupt laboratory work. A small fault can disrupt experiments, create a safety risk or put research samples at risk. The role involves learning how those consequences affect the work around you. Your contribution is practical facilities support alongside more experienced colleagues. View
Sales Associate Financial Advisor You support financial advisers with the administration and preparation behind client meetings. You prepare meeting packs, check paperwork and update the client relationship management (CRM) system. This leaves the client-facing team more time for advice and relationship management. You work with financial advisers and the wider client service team. You help keep information moving from the first enquiry through to ongoing wealth management. Accurate, organised records support consistent client service. You need to learn the processes quickly and pay close attention to detail. Missing information or poor organisation can lead to missed opportunities and compliance problems. The role gives you practical experience of wealth management and the support work behind financial advice. It supports advisers working towards their clients' financial goals. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Fire Safety Coordinator You support fire safety programmes by keeping records accurate and schedules organised. You maintain inspection, testing and maintenance (ITM) documentation. These records help the team show that required checks have taken place. You work with Fire Safety Specialists and facilities teams. You turn information about their work into clear records that colleagues and auditors can use. You also follow up missing information so that details are not lost. Incomplete records or missed dates can lead to missed inspections and gaps in compliance. Those gaps can create serious risks at a site. This is a support role within the team responsible for protecting people and property. Careful record keeping is part of that work. View
Operations Associate Food Production Coordinator You support daily food production alongside the production team. Your tasks include preparing ingredients, documenting batch records and helping keep the line operating. You learn how raw ingredients become products while following food safety and quality standards. This includes strict hygiene requirements throughout the work. The role supports timely delivery, low waste and consistent product quality. Errors can cause delays, quality failures or food safety problems that damage the brand. Some tasks are repetitive, but the same care and procedures still apply. The role provides practical experience of food manufacturing through the preparation, records and production tasks carried out each day. View
Research and development Associate Formulation Scientist You carry out experiments designed by senior scientists to create and test product formulations. Following the protocols carefully, you work with raw materials and analytical instruments to produce data about the results. Most of the work takes place in the laboratory. The findings help the team understand which formulations merit further development towards a marketable product. Inaccurate work can waste time and expensive materials or contribute to a missed market opportunity. You need to maintain precision and learn from each result, including those that do not support the proposed formulation. The role contributes practical experimental work to the development process. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Global Environmental Management System Specialist You support environmental compliance across sites in different countries. You collect data, help prepare documents and check that sites follow the relevant rules. You work within the Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety team. You help turn environmental regulations into practical tasks for operational sites. The work involves learning those regulations and the organisation's internal processes. You also follow up requests for information from busy colleagues. Accurate data and records support timely environmental reporting and compliance checks. Errors or omissions can expose a business to penalties, reputational damage or operational shutdowns. The role supports the wider environmental programme and responsible operations. You contribute through everyday data, documentation and site support, rather than directing the global programme yourself. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Global Multi-standard Integration Specialist You support senior specialists running an integrated management system (IMS). Your routine work includes data entry, document control and following up missing information. The system covers global compliance, quality, health and safety standards. You help connect written procedures with what happens in daily operations. Accurate audit trails, data and current documents give colleagues information they can use. An outdated procedure can contribute to operational problems, audit findings or a safety incident. You need to learn detailed standards and understand how each administrative task fits into the wider system. The role gives you practical experience of compliance work and of the records supporting people’s safety. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Global Quality Documentation Coordinator You support the daily control of quality documents. You help turn incoming information into formally controlled records that engineers and scientists can use. You work within the quality team and follow its document control processes. The documents need to be current, easy to find and handled in line with the relevant requirements. They support audits and the safe release of products to market. You need to learn the detailed procedures and follow each required step. Errors in document control can cause delays, audit findings and regulatory problems. They can also contribute to product recall risks. This role provides practical experience of the documentation that supports product safety and compliance in regulated work. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Global Quality Standard Implementation Specialist You support the team applying global quality standards to everyday work. Your tasks include documentation, data entry and checking that processes are followed. You work with more senior specialists to interpret and apply standards such as ISO 9001. This work supports product quality, safety and regulatory compliance. Accurate records and consistent processes help the team prepare for audits and protect the organisation's reputation. You need to understand why a rule exists as well as how to follow it. Small tasks still require care. Missed steps or inaccurate information can contribute to product problems, regulatory fines or harm to customers. You develop practical knowledge of quality systems while working under the guidance of experienced specialists. View
Technology and data Associate Identity and Access Management Analyst You support colleagues who need access to workplace systems. You process access requests, help resolve password problems and keep identity systems running. You work with the IT Service Desk and the more senior identity and access management (IAM) team. The aim is to let people do their work without granting access they do not need. You help resolve login problems and handle access requests promptly within the team's processes. A delayed or incorrect request can stop someone working. Giving access to the wrong person creates a security risk. Even a simple request can have a more complex issue behind it. You need to learn to recognise those issues as you build practical experience in identity systems and cybersecurity. View
Technology and data Associate Incident Responder / SOC Analyst You help the security team identify and respond to cyber threats. You review alerts, distinguish signs of a threat from irrelevant activity and begin the response using established playbooks. You work with more experienced incident responders and learn from the incidents they handle. Early checks help the team limit disruption and protect customer data. If a threat is missed or the response is delayed, a small incident can become a wider business problem. The work can involve many alerts arriving at once. You need to stay calm and follow the agreed response steps. This is a supporting role in protecting the organisation and its users, with experienced colleagues guiding your work. View
Internal consulting Associate Innovation Consulting Specialist You support an internal consulting team as it develops ideas for the business. You work with senior consultants on projects ranging from small process changes to new products and services. Your tasks can include finding out what customers need and helping to build early prototypes. You contribute to the work that tests whether an idea offers a useful way forward. Projects may begin without a clear definition, and the work can be unsettled. You need to work with that uncertainty while supporting the consultants' next steps. Without that support, projects can slow down and opportunities can be missed. The role gives you experience of how early ideas develop into possible business changes. View
Innovation Associate Innovation Coordinator You coordinate incoming ideas and help colleagues prepare submissions for review. You make sure each idea reaches the right place and is structured so senior teams can consider it. This work sits at the beginning of the organisation's innovation process. It helps the team identify and develop promising concepts. You need to manage a high volume of varied submissions and keep contributors involved, including when an idea is not selected. Lost submissions can mean missed opportunities and leave colleagues thinking their input has been ignored. The role gives you practical experience of the support and organisation needed to move an employee's idea towards further consideration. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Integrated Management Systems Auditor You support senior auditors checking integrated quality, environmental, health and safety management systems. You learn to follow audit plans, gather evidence and record inconsistencies. The work connects operational teams with standards including ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001. You turn observations into clear, factual notes that senior auditors can use. Identifying possible problems early supports improvements in safety, waste and customer service. Missed evidence can leave a significant issue undetected. You need to develop your observation and questioning skills while learning the requirements. The role gives you experience of how an organisation checks its systems and identifies changes. You contribute evidence to that work alongside experienced auditors. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate International Certification Documentation Assistant You support the control of compliance and quality documents used for international certification. You process document changes, check versions and file records in the correct place. You work within the quality management system. Senior colleagues and external auditors rely on the records you help prepare. You also follow up signatures from busy colleagues and check that the required process steps are complete. Accurate, organised documents support certification audits and help prevent delays. Missing details or incorrect versions can contribute to major non-conformances, fines, lost certification or product recalls. You need to learn a detailed process and apply it carefully. The role provides practical experience of global compliance, product safety and the records supporting legal requirements. View
Finance Associate International Claims Coordinator You support the first stages of international claims handling. You organise documents, enter data and update the claims system. You turn the First Notice of Loss (FNOL) into a structured claim file for senior claims handlers. Accurate files let experienced colleagues focus on more complex aspects of a claim. They support compliance checks and the work needed to progress a payment. Incomplete or inaccurate information can delay payments and create regulatory risks, including fines. You need to learn a regulated process while gathering information that may arrive incomplete or from different time zones. The role gives you experience of international claims administration and the work involved in supporting people making a claim. View
Operations Associate International Compliance Coordinator You support international shipment compliance by checking documents and screening the parties involved. In the Operations team, you help turn trade regulations into steps that logistics and shipping colleagues can follow. You need to recognise where a shipment may not be permitted and check the details before it proceeds. The rules change, so keeping your knowledge current is part of the work. An error can hold goods at a border, delay a customer’s order or lead to customs penalties and fines. The role gives you practical experience of global trade through the checks that support lawful, timely shipping. View
Marketing Associate International Launch Coordinator You support product launches in different countries by coordinating the smaller tasks each launch needs. This includes arranging translations of marketing materials and working through launch checklists. You work with Senior Launch Managers, Product Marketing and regional teams within global Marketing. You turn global plans into local tasks so each region receives appropriate messages and materials on time. Missing details can cause launch delays, missed deadlines and urgent last-minute corrections. You need to stay organised across several tasks and sometimes different launches. The role gives you practical experience of the coordination behind taking a product into a new market. View
Operations Associate International Manufacturing Data Analyst You support the Operations team by gathering, cleaning and organising data from manufacturing sites around the world. You work between factory teams and the analytics team. You turn raw machine data and production logs into structured datasets for senior analysts. They use that information to identify production bottlenecks, reduce scrap and understand manufacturing costs. Your work supports decisions about production efficiency and waste. The data can be large in volume and difficult to clean. Inaccurate information can lead to decisions that waste materials or cause lost production. You need to check the data carefully before others use it. This role gives you practical experience of how manufacturing data supports a global operation. View
Operations Associate International Manufacturing Engineer You support manufacturing work across international production sites while learning alongside a Senior Engineer. Your tasks include collecting machine-performance data and helping prepare standard operating procedures (SOPs). You work on the everyday problems involved in making products efficiently and reliably. The quality of the data and procedures supports production availability, product quality and delivery targets. Errors can contribute to costly downtime and customer dissatisfaction. You need to understand how the wider production process fits together while checking the smaller details within it. The role provides practical experience of global manufacturing through work on production lines and the procedures used to run them. View
Operations Associate International Process Data Analyst You help prepare operational data for analysis across different countries. You extract raw figures from systems, clean them and check that they are valid. You work with the wider Operations team to understand how everyday activities appear in the data. Senior analysts use the information to identify problems and recommend process improvements. Their work can support more efficient deliveries and lower operating costs. The data may come from older systems and different regions, with inconsistencies to resolve. You need to learn how the operation works as well as how its systems record it. Incorrect data can lead to decisions that waste time and money. The role develops practical experience in data analysis and process improvement within a global business. View
Operations Associate International Procurement Administrator You support international purchasing by processing purchase requisitions and creating purchase orders (POs). You work within Operations alongside more experienced Procurement Administrators. You turn internal teams' requirements into clear instructions for suppliers and track purchases through to delivery. Accurate information helps warehouses receive the right goods and supports production schedules, customer deliveries and timely supplier payments. You need to manage a large volume of detail, including information that affects customs clearance. Errors can cause late deliveries, supplier disputes and demurrage fees, which are charges for delays at a port. The role requires care when purchasing activity becomes busy or disrupted. It gives you practical experience of international trade and the administrative work behind the movement of goods. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate International Quality Control Inspector You carry out routine inspections of products and processes against quality standards. You work between production teams and the quality team, turning technical specifications into physical checks. Those checks help identify problems before products leave the site. They support product reliability and the organisation's reputation with customers. You need to recognise small details that others might overlook, including when work is under pressure. A missed defect can lead to customer complaints, product recalls or lost business. Your work supports the team's decision about whether products meet the required standard. The role gives you practical inspection experience alongside colleagues in production and quality. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate International Quality System Administrator You support international quality systems through document control and records administration. You process document changes, help maintain training records and update the electronic quality management system (eQMS). You work within Quality, supporting colleagues who design processes by documenting and releasing their work. Teams in different countries depend on current procedures. Outdated instructions can contribute to product problems, audit findings or regulatory penalties. You need to keep track of changes and check the details before records are released. The role gives you experience of how a quality system keeps documents controlled and available across sites. That administration supports product safety and compliance. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate International Safety Coordinator You support safety programmes across a global workforce through accurate records and administration. You enter incident details, track training and keep information organised for the wider safety team. More senior colleagues use that information to make decisions. Your records support safety reporting, audits and timely help for teams in other countries. You need to handle a large amount of detail across different time zones. Missing information can hide patterns, contribute to audit failures or stop the team learning from an incident. That can leave people exposed to further risks. This role contributes to colleague safety through the reliable information that the wider programme depends on. View
Technology and data Associate International Telecoms Engineer You support an international telecommunications network through daily monitoring and incident work. You watch dashboards, respond to alerts and help senior engineers investigate problems. The wider network team guides you in interpreting data and following established procedures. Customers depend on those services to connect and communicate. A missed issue can disrupt important business services. You need to learn quickly under pressure and understand systems operating across several time zones. The role builds practical experience of global network infrastructure through the checks and troubleshooting that help keep services available. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate ISO Auditor You support internal audits by gathering and documenting objective evidence. You work with Senior Auditors to compare actual processes with written procedures. The role connects operational work with the requirements of ISO standards. Clear, traceable records help the team identify problems and prepare for external audits. Missing an important detail can contribute to a major non-conformance and put certification at risk. You need to learn which details matter within a large amount of information. The role gives you experience of audit evidence and how it supports quality and safety across a business. Your contribution helps senior colleagues assess where processes need improvement. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate ISO System Coordinator You support the daily running of ISO management systems. Your main tasks are document control, record keeping and basic system administration. You work with the Senior ISO System Specialist and other team members. You keep the information behind the system organised so that colleagues can follow internal processes and prepare for audits. The work involves learning detailed requirements and checking that the relevant records are in place. Missing or disorganised information can lead to non-conformances and urgent work before an audit. You need to maintain accurate records as you learn how the system fits together. The role gives you practical experience of compliance and the administrative work that supports it. View
Research and development Associate Laboratory Technician You support senior colleagues with experiments in a research and development laboratory. You prepare reagents, clean instruments and record data accurately. You also label samples, mix solutions precisely and check that equipment is ready for use. This preparation lets scientists carry out their planned research. Accurate records and correctly prepared materials support reliable experimental results. Small errors can waste reagents and time or produce flawed results. They can set back the wider research project. You need to follow procedures consistently, including during repetitive work. The role provides practical laboratory experience alongside scientists and senior technicians. It supports research that may involve new medicines or technologies, with senior colleagues directing the experiments. View
Business process outsourcing Associate Nearshore Operations Assistant You carry out daily operational tasks that support client services in a nearshore operation. Working in the operations team, you turn client requests or data into completed work. Clients use those outputs in running their own businesses. You need to understand the task and check its details, even when it is routine. Missing something can lead to a missed deadline, a service-level agreement (SLA) breach or additional work for colleagues. The role involves learning how business process outsourcing (BPO) services operate through their everyday processes. It also shows how the accuracy and timing of an individual task affect the wider service delivered to a client. View
Technology and data Associate Network Engineer (NOC) You help maintain an international network connecting offices and data centres. Working with senior engineers, you respond to alerts, resolve basic problems and learn how to investigate network faults. The users may include Sales colleagues in New York and developers in Bangalore. A problem described as slow internet can have several possible causes. You need to establish what is affected before the team can resolve it. Disruption can slow systems, interrupt work and affect business activity. Your daily work supports connections across the organisation and gives you practical experience of maintaining a global network. View
Research and development Associate Open Innovation Analyst The Associate Open Innovation Analyst helps research and development teams assess external technologies and ideas. You help identify ideas and bring suitable ones into the organisation. Day to day, you search databases and patents, profile start-ups and prepare data for internal teams. You work with Open Innovation Specialists on scouting reports, helping them assess developments that may be relevant to the organisation. The role involves gathering and filtering information early in the innovation process. Clear, targeted research helps senior colleagues decide which technologies and possible partnerships to consider. Incomplete research can mean missing a useful opportunity or spending time following unsuitable leads. You need to judge which information is relevant and explain why an idea may be worth considering. Internal teams may decide not to pursue an idea, even when the technology looks promising. The work gives you experience of identifying new technologies and considering how they might contribute to future products and services. View
Operations Associate Operational Analytics Specialist You prepare the operational data used by senior analysts, team leaders and managers. You extract, clean and organise raw information from the organisation's systems. You work within Operations alongside experienced analysts. Your work gives them usable figures for recommendations about processes, waste and customer service. It involves checking the information and making it available when colleagues need it. Operational data can be inconsistent and difficult to organise. You need patience and care when preparing it. Incorrect or late data can lead to decisions that waste time and money. The role gives you experience of how analysis supports operational improvements while you learn from more senior colleagues. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Operational Risk Analyst You are a first point of contact for recording operational incidents and near misses. You capture the relevant details and work with the risk team and frontline colleagues to prepare information for decisions. The work helps the organisation learn from incidents and identify warning signs. Missed information can leave risks unnoticed, contributing to operational disruption, serious incidents, accidents or regulatory fines. You need to obtain complete information from busy people and make sense of data that may be untidy. The role gives you experience of how an organisation records and reviews operational risk. Accurate initial information supports the wider team’s work to prevent further problems. View
Operations Associate Operations Analyst You support senior Operations analysts with reliable data and reports. You extract information from systems, clean it and check the figures used in dashboards. Operational managers use those figures to decide how work should run. Accurate information supports process improvements, delivery planning and customer service. You need to learn the different systems and understand why their records do not always agree. Checking those differences is part of preparing useful data. Errors can lead to costly decisions, such as ordering too much stock or sending trucks to the wrong place. This role gives you practical experience of operational reporting. You prepare dependable information for the operational managers and senior analysts using those reports. View
Technology and data Associate Penetration Tester You carry out assigned parts of penetration tests under the direct guidance of a senior colleague. Working with a mentor and the offensive security team, you turn test instructions into practical checks for weaknesses. The findings help the team identify vulnerabilities and support their repair. Missed flaws can leave an opportunity for an attacker. You need to learn a broad set of techniques and keep that knowledge current. The work develops your understanding of ethical security testing through supervised practice. It also shows how a weakness found during a test informs the work to strengthen the system. View
Learning and development Associate Performance Analyst You support senior colleagues investigating performance problems across the business. You gather data, map processes and help arrange interviews. You work within Learning and Development, but collect information from across the organisation. The team uses that information to assess whether a problem needs a process change, different tools or learning support. You help senior consultants prepare recommendations based on accurate, timely information. Records may be scattered, and getting access to the right information can take work. Incomplete or late data can delay the investigation or lead to a recommendation that misses the problem. The role gives you experience of diagnosing performance issues before choosing a response, rather than assuming another workshop is the answer. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Pharmaceutical Compliance Specialist You support experienced Pharmaceutical Compliance Specialists with quality records and routine checks. You log deviations, follow up overdue actions and keep documents accurate and current. The role involves learning GxP regulations and internal procedures. You work with more experienced colleagues to understand how those requirements apply to the records you handle. Accurate documentation supports audits, product release and the work needed to protect patients. Errors or missed actions can lead to regulatory scrutiny, delayed releases or patient harm. You need to learn detailed rules and check that required information is not missing. Your contribution is the daily compliance support behind medicine quality, patient safety and the organisation's reputation. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Privacy Analyst You support a Privacy by Design team with privacy assessments and data-processing records. You help carry out initial privacy checks and keep documentation accurate. The work includes protecting sensitive information, particularly patient health data, across products and services. Within Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, you work with experienced Privacy Specialists. You help turn regulatory requirements into everyday tasks and explain what internal teams need to do. You need to learn new principles and requirements quickly. Errors can lead to regulatory action, fines or loss of patient trust and damage to the organisation’s reputation. The role gives you experience of how privacy work supports responsible product and service development. View
Internal consulting Associate Process Analyst You support an internal consulting team by mapping existing processes, gathering data and preparing analyses. You work with different business functions and the process excellence team. You turn raw operational information into clear material for project leads and senior consultants. They use that work to identify possible improvements and prepare recommendations. Accurate groundwork helps establish whether a proposed change addresses the actual problem. You need to learn complex systems, work through inconsistent data and understand the wider operation. If the information is wrong, the team may recommend a costly change that does not solve the problem. The role gives you experience of business processes and practical problem-solving while supporting more experienced consultants on larger projects. View
Operations Associate Process Engineer You support Senior Process Engineers on improvement projects by gathering data and mapping existing workflows. You learn the processes used on a factory floor or in a warehouse. You work with the teams carrying out those activities. Their descriptions and your observations help produce clear, accurate process documents and reliable data for improvement decisions. You need to understand how work actually happens, including where it differs from the written procedure. Inaccurate maps or data can lead to decisions that create more bottlenecks and frustrate teams. Your work supports efforts to reduce waste, improve efficiency and deliver products sooner through practical changes to the operation. View
Procurement Associate Procure-to-Pay Systems Analyst You support a procure-to-pay (P2P) platform, such as Coupa. You answer basic user questions and help resolve system problems affecting purchasing and invoice processing. You work between Procurement and Finance, connecting what colleagues need to buy with how the system handles it. Your support helps purchasing teams progress requests and suppliers receive payments when due. System problems can delay payments and prevent colleagues completing their work. You need to learn how a complex platform works and explain it clearly to its users. This role gives you practical experience of purchasing and payment systems. It combines technical support with an understanding of the people and processes using the platform. View
Procurement Associate Procurement Analyst You prepare spending data for the Procurement Analytics team. You pull reports, clean transaction information and build basic dashboards with guidance from experienced analysts. Category Managers and other colleagues use that information when reviewing purchases and suppliers. Accurate reports can support negotiations and help identify savings. Incorrect or late data can hide an opportunity or contribute to an expensive decision. The volume of information and inconsistencies between records require patience and careful checking. You learn how procurement works through the task of turning raw transactions into information the team can use. View
Procurement Associate Procurement Coordinator You support the start of the procure-to-pay (P2P) process. You prepare purchase orders, follow up deliveries and communicate with suppliers. Internal teams depend on that work to receive what they need at the agreed time and price. Accurate purchasing records also help suppliers receive payment when it is due. Missed information can delay projects, frustrate internal customers or lead to late-payment penalties. Urgent unplanned requests and waiting for information from busy colleagues are common demands. You need to learn the organisation’s systems and keep track of the details as a purchase moves through them. The role gives you practical experience of coordinating purchasing in a large business. View
Procurement Associate Procurement Systems Analyst You provide day-to-day support for procurement systems and their data. You help when a colleague cannot raise a purchase order or a supplier needs setting up. You turn user problems into system actions and keep procurement information accurate. You work between the procurement team and the technology it uses. This supports purchasing and supplier payments across the operation. You need to distinguish a user who needs guidance from a fault in the system. Unresolved problems can block invoices, delay projects and prevent colleagues completing their work. The role involves learning both the system and the purchasing processes behind it. It gives you practical experience of supporting colleagues and of how procurement works within a global business. View
Operations Associate Production Control Coordinator You support daily manufacturing planning and scheduling. You check that system data is accurate and help release work orders on time. You work close to the factory floor, connecting the wider production plan with what is being built. This supports the use of production lines and the work needed to meet customer deadlines. The planning information needs to reflect what the factory can act on each day. Plans can change quickly and with little warning. You need to learn how to respond while keeping the underlying information accurate. Errors can lead to missed shipments, idle machines and costly delays. The role gives you experience of manufacturing control within a global operation. View
Operations Associate Production Coordinator You help put the daily production schedule into practice on the shop floor. Senior colleagues prepare the schedule. You release work orders, print job packets and enter information from completed jobs into the relevant systems. You work between the planning team and factory operations. You turn a digital schedule into the instructions and materials needed for production. Accurate information supports the flow of work, material availability and delivery dates. Small errors can cause delays, wasted materials and extra work for the factory team. You need to manage unexpected changes and missing information as jobs progress. The role gives you practical experience of how a manufacturing business turns its plans into finished products. View
Operations Associate Production Scheduler You support production schedulers with the information needed to prepare workable factory plans. You enter data, run standard reports and carry out scheduling administration. The team uses information about raw material availability and customer orders to plan production lines. You help keep those inputs accurate and available when they are needed. You often need to gather details from busy colleagues. Missing or incorrect data can leave machines idle or lead to the wrong product being made. It can also affect material availability and customer delivery dates. Careful checking is part of the role, even when requests arrive quickly. You gain practical experience of how manufacturing schedules connect materials, production work and customer demand. View
Operations Associate Property Services Assistant You support a Property Services team with administration and daily operational tasks. You log maintenance requests, update tenant records and check contractor paperwork before site visits. You turn incoming requests into information that coordinators and contractors can act on. Keeping the right details together helps them plan repairs and respond to tenants. Missing or inaccurate information can delay repairs, disrupt contractors' work and create compliance problems. It can also leave tenants waiting without the support they need. You need to stay organised and accurate when the team is busy. This role gives you practical experience of property management through the records, requests and contractor arrangements behind everyday property services. View
Research and development Associate Prototype Technician You build, assemble and test early versions of research and development designs. You work from engineers' CAD files and schematics, usually alongside a Senior Prototype Engineer or a team lead. Your work turns a design into a physical object that the team can examine and test. This helps establish whether an idea works before further investment. Early testing can reveal design problems and reduce wasted development work. You need to check that parts fit and function as intended, including when instructions are incomplete. Errors can waste time and materials or leave important design flaws undiscovered. The role gives you practical experience of taking a concept towards a working product. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate QMS Auditor You support internal audits by gathering objective evidence and recording findings. You shadow experienced auditors and learn about ISO standards such as 9001, 14001 and 45001. The work covers operational quality, safety and environmental management systems. You help senior auditors turn audit plans into specific requests for evidence. You check whether recorded procedures match what happens in practice and help identify possible problems. You need to learn detailed requirements and ask questions, including questions colleagues may find uncomfortable. Missed evidence can leave issues undetected and put certifications or customers at risk. Product recalls and serious safety incidents are examples of the consequences the wider audit work seeks to prevent. The role provides practical experience of how a business checks its own operations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Quality Assurance Analyst You support a Quality Assurance Analyst with daily compliance and safety work. You check documents, help log incidents and keep records accurate and current. You work between operational teams and the formal quality system. You turn incoming information into structured data that senior colleagues can use for decisions. The records need to show what happened, including any non-conformances, and remain easy to find. They form part of the audit trail. Missing or inaccurate information can contribute to regulatory problems or safety incidents. You need to learn detailed processes quickly and understand why each step matters. The role gives you practical experience of quality assurance while working with more experienced colleagues. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Quality Assurance Assistant You help Quality Assurance Specialists maintain accurate, accessible quality records. Those records show how products and processes meet requirements and provide an audit trail for the team. The role involves a large amount of detail. You need to keep information correct and easy to find so colleagues can check what has happened. Missing or incorrect records can create regulatory problems and contribute to mistakes affecting customers. The work develops your understanding of quality and compliance through the records that support both audit checks and customer safety. View
Operations Associate Quality Auditor You help check products, processes and paperwork against established quality procedures. Working with production teams and experienced auditors, you learn how to compare the written requirements with what happens on the shop floor. Careful checks can identify mistakes early and reduce the need to repeat work. Missed issues can affect customer safety or satisfaction and contribute to recalls or regulatory fines. You need to notice small details while understanding how each part of the operation connects to the rest. The role develops your practical knowledge of auditing and how records and observations support safe, reliable products. View
Operations Associate Quality Control Technician You carry out routine quality checks on products and processes, from incoming raw materials to finished goods. Working with production and warehouse teams, you apply quality procedures and check batches against the required standards before products leave the factory. The checks help identify problems that could affect product integrity or customer safety. Missed faults can lead to wasted material, production delays or a recall. You need to keep looking carefully even when a task is repetitive, including for small errors that are easy to overlook. Working through these checks builds your understanding of quality control and how production problems develop. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Quality Documentation Coordinator You support quality document administration by processing requests, checking them against the required procedures and filing records correctly. The documents include procedures, policies and other quality records that colleagues need to use. Accurate, accessible information supports compliance and audit preparation. Even a small document error can create problems during an inspection or leave a colleague without the information they need. You need to learn detailed rules and processes while carrying out the daily administration. The role gives you experience of how quality documents are requested, checked and stored, and how that work supports the wider compliance system. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Quality Engineer You support checks that products and processes meet quality and safety standards. You collect data, carry out inspections and document the results. You work with production operators and a Quality Engineer mentor, and sometimes with research and development colleagues. You turn technical specifications into practical checks that support compliance and audit preparation. Careful checks help the team identify problems early and avoid costly mistakes. Missed issues can lead to product recalls, regulatory fines or harm to customers. You need to learn to recognise small details that matter, even while you are new to the work. This role gives you supervised experience of the engineering checks behind product quality and safety. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Quality Process Analyst You support quality and compliance processes through routine document and data work. In Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, you update system documents and help collect information for investigations. Experienced specialists guide your work and explain how regulations become practical procedures. Accurate records and clear processes allow senior colleagues to concentrate on more complex issues. Incomplete work can cause audit problems or affect safety and product quality. You need to understand the detail of each step and why it matters. The role builds practical knowledge of global quality management through the groundwork behind investigations and routine compliance. View
Operations Associate Quality Specialist (International) You support quality processes across international manufacturing and supply-chain operations. You help turn quality requirements into practical checks, including reviewing production records and helping log non-conformances. The work aims to identify problems before products reach customers. You learn from experienced engineers while developing your understanding of why particular details affect quality. Missed issues can lead to product recalls, customer complaints, financial costs and reputational damage. You need to recognise small differences that matter and record the required information carefully. The role provides practical experience of the checks behind safe, reliable product delivery across a wider operation. View
Operations Associate Quality Systems Administrator You support the routine administration of an electronic Quality Management System (eQMS). Tasks include setting up user accounts, sending documents for approval and maintaining training records. You work with the wider Quality team and Operations departments to keep information available to the people who need it. The records help demonstrate compliance during an audit. Errors or delays in this administration can hold up product releases and create problems during an audit. You need to learn the system and understand why its details matter in a regulated environment. The role builds practical quality-assurance knowledge through the administration that keeps documents and training information current. View
Operations Associate Quality Systems Specialist You support the daily running of a quality management system (QMS). You process change orders, log training records and keep system documents and data organised. Those records help show whether work follows the stated quality procedures. Colleagues need to find accurate information when preparing for an audit or checking an activity. The tasks can be repetitive, but small details still matter. Errors can create compliance problems and cost the business time and money. They can also affect its reputation with regulators. You need to apply the same care to routine records as to larger changes. The role gives you experience of the information behind quality assurance within a global operations business. View
Operations Associate Quality Technician You support Quality Management Specialists and the wider Operations team in manufacturing. You gather data, run basic tests and help identify problems on the production line. You record the results of quality checks clearly. Those records support decisions about product reliability and improvements to production work. Identifying issues early can reduce rework and the risk of a product failing after delivery. Data may be inconsistent, and some processes may not yet be clear. You need to work through those uncertainties while keeping the documentation useful. Missed issues can waste effort and leave customers with unreliable products. The role gives you practical experience of how an operations team carries out everyday quality work. View
Research and development Associate Regional Laboratory Assistant You support research and development scientists and the wider laboratory team with practical preparation. You prepare reagents, wash glassware, log samples accurately and keep equipment clean and ready. You work with scientists to set up experiments and organise the laboratory. You turn requests for materials and equipment into resources they can use for their research. Accurate preparation and sample records support experiments running on time and producing reliable data. Errors can interrupt that work and waste time or expensive materials. The role involves a large volume of repetitive tasks. You need to maintain precision even when the work is familiar. It gives you practical experience of research laboratory operations alongside the scientists carrying out the experiments. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Regional Waste Management Coordinator You support regional waste management by processing manifests, checking labels and keeping compliance records organised. You work within Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, helping sites follow the relevant requirements. Those details support inspections and environmental protection. Missing or incorrect information can lead to fines, other regulatory action or environmental incidents. They can also draw unwelcome attention to the organisation. You need to obtain accurate information and help busy operational colleagues understand why labels and records matter. The role gives you experience of the administration behind waste management and of how that work supports the sites carrying it out. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Regulatory Affairs Coordinator You support regulatory submissions by gathering, organising and checking documents. You prepare paperwork for a senior colleague to review. You work within Compliance, Quality and Health and Safety alongside more experienced Regulatory Affairs Coordinators. Accurate documents and timely submissions support the launch of products and their continued availability on the market. They also let senior colleagues focus on more complex regulatory decisions. Missing information or deadlines can cause delays, fines or inspection observations. In an FDA inspection, observations may be recorded on Form 483. You need to learn detailed requirements and check a large volume of information carefully. The role gives you experience of regulatory administration and the work behind patient and consumer protection. Your records go through senior review as part of the wider regulatory process. View
Research and development Associate Researcher You run laboratory experiments and collect the raw data senior scientists analyse. The work supports R&D projects testing hypotheses and developing technologies for possible commercial use. Research Scientists guide you through the protocols and the reasons for each step. You need to run experiments precisely and keep learning new techniques. Errors can waste time and materials, require tests to be repeated or support a flawed conclusion. Reliable records help the team judge what the research shows and decide its next step. The role offers practical experience of research outside university through its daily laboratory work. View
Sales Associate Revenue Analyst You prepare reports and help update dashboards in Sales Operations. You clean raw sales data and organise it for Sales Managers and Directors, working alongside senior analysts. They use those reports to understand performance and decide where to focus work towards their targets. Poor-quality or late information can lead to decisions that waste time and money. Sales data is often inconsistent, and priorities may change quickly. You need patience when checking the figures and flexibility when the team’s questions change. The role develops practical knowledge of a commercial business and the data behind its revenue operations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Safety Document Administrator You enter and manage safety data used to prepare legally compliant product safety documents. You work with the wider compliance, quality, health and safety team. The inputs include supplier data and internal product information. Accurate documents support international shipments and give customers the safety information they need. Missing or incorrect information can lead to customs delays, product seizures, fines and reputational damage. You need to manage a large amount of detail accurately. The role connects raw product information with the documents used when goods are shipped internationally. Your work supports both the movement of products and the safety of the people handling or using them. View
Research and development Associate Scientist You carry out routine laboratory experiments and maintain equipment. Working with senior scientists, you put their experimental designs into practice and collect the data project teams need. That information supports decisions about drug discovery or product development. You need to keep the work organised and follow procedures precisely, including during busy periods. Errors can delay research, leave results in doubt or waste resources. The role develops your laboratory skills through daily experiments and the guidance of experienced researchers. It also shows how the quality and timing of experimental data affect the wider research project. View
Research and development Associate Scientist / Lab Technician You carry out defined laboratory tasks for R&D projects, usually following clear instructions. Much of the work takes place at the bench: preparing samples, running assays and keeping the lab organised. Senior scientists use the raw data you collect to analyse their experiments. Your work turns research plans into practical laboratory activity. Setup or recording errors can waste reagents, delay experiments and create additional work. You need to work consistently through repeated tasks and recognise when to ask for help rather than attempt a fix yourself. The role develops your practical understanding of scientific research through the experiments you support. View
Research and development Associate Scientist, Research & Development You support senior scientists by carrying out experiments and collecting data. You follow established protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for safe, accurate laboratory work. You prepare the correct reagents, check that equipment is calibrated and handle samples properly. You record the results so that senior scientists can use them when making product development decisions. Reliable data helps the team progress research and avoid repeating work. Inaccurate results can waste time and money or require an experiment to be discarded entirely. You need to stay organised and follow procedures when the laboratory becomes busy. The role provides practical experience with research equipment and the daily work involved in developing new ideas. View
Technology and data Associate Security Analyst You monitor security alerts, investigate unusual activity and check that security tools are working as intended. As an Associate Security Analyst, you support senior analysts in the security operations team while learning the systems and the organisation’s approach to protecting them. A large part of the work is deciding which alerts need attention and which are routine. You need to record and pass on possible threats promptly, without treating every alert as a confirmed incident. Missed warning signs can leave a breach undetected. The volume of alerts and the complexity of unfamiliar systems make careful checking important. This is a role in which you build practical security experience while contributing to the team’s day-to-day protection work. View
Sales Associate Solutions Consultant You support Account Executives (AEs) in early sales conversations by explaining the product and demonstrating how it works. You need to understand its technical features well enough to connect them to a prospective customer’s business needs. Working between Sales and Product, you help people make an informed buying decision. The work involves learning a complex product and adjusting your explanation to different audiences, sometimes during a live conversation. A useful demonstration makes the product’s capabilities clear without promising something it cannot do. Unclear explanations can confuse a buyer, delay a deal or leave a competitor better placed. You contribute technical knowledge to the sale and help the customer understand what they would be buying. View
Procurement Associate Sourcing Analyst You support Sourcing Specialists and Managers with the early stages of procurement. You keep data accurate, file documents and help complete the basic steps of sourcing projects. You turn initial business requirements into organised information for discussions with suppliers. Reliable preparation helps the wider Sourcing team avoid correcting basic errors or making arrangements at the last minute. You need to learn several systems and processes while understanding how purchasing decisions affect value for money. The work can concern anything from paperclips to complex software. It gives you a practical view of how a large organisation identifies and manages suppliers. View
Property and facilities Associate Space Planner You maintain space-planning data and organise smaller office moves. Working with the wider Real Estate and Facilities team, you turn headcount lists and move requests into system updates and changes to floor plans. Managers use that information to allocate desks and plan space across an international office network. Accurate occupancy records also support decisions about the property portfolio and charges for the space departments use. Errors can leave colleagues without an allocated desk or lead to a department being charged for space it does not occupy. There is a lot of detail to check, often more than once. Your contribution is practical: reliable records and well-organised moves help colleagues use the offices they need. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Standards Coordinator You support the administration behind ISO management systems. You work with Standards and Compliance Specialists on document control, records, data and corrective-action tracking. The information helps internal teams find current procedures and gives external auditors records they can examine. Missing or inaccurate records can lead to major non-conformances and threaten ISO certification. You need to manage detailed work and follow up information from colleagues. The role gives you experience of the records and routines that support compliance. Keeping that information organised helps the team show how required processes are being followed and identify what remains outstanding. View
Procurement Associate Supplier Management Analyst You keep supplier information accurate and carry out the routine work that supports a procurement team. As an Associate Supplier Management Analyst, you help senior colleagues track suppliers, their performance and the progress of each relationship. You learn how suppliers are selected, paid and checked against what they have agreed to deliver. The work includes keeping information easy to find, organising meetings and responding to the details that supplier relationships depend on. Poor records or missed arrangements can delay work and damage communication with a supplier. You will need to learn several systems and processes, sometimes while correcting incomplete or inconsistent data. The role gives you a practical grounding in procurement and how its work connects to the rest of a large business. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Supplier Quality Engineer You support Supplier Quality Engineers in checking the components purchased from external companies. You inspect incoming materials, document problems and maintain supplier-related information in the quality management system. This work helps identify unsuitable parts before they reach production. A missed issue can lead to scrap, rework and problems with the product a customer receives. You need to learn how to recognise faults that are not immediately obvious and when to raise a concern. The role gives you practical experience of supplier quality through the materials and records production depends on. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Sustainable Finance Compliance Analyst You support sustainable-finance compliance by checking data, verifying facts and organising records for requirements such as the EU Taxonomy and SFDR. You prepare evidence that specialists can check and use when reviewing compliance. The information supports reporting and claims about sustainable financial products. Errors can lead to regulatory questions, costly corrections or accusations of greenwashing. You need to keep track of the data and changes in what is required. The role gives you experience of the evidence behind sustainable-finance reporting and products. Careful preparation helps specialists assess whether the organisation’s claims are supported and whether the relevant requirements have been addressed. View
Research and development Associate Technical Writer You turn research notes into clear guides for internal tools, processes and findings in Research and Development (R&D). A Senior Technical Writer guides your work. Your documentation helps new researchers find their way into a project and helps colleagues follow its procedures without repeatedly interrupting senior scientists. Missing or outdated instructions slow people down and can contribute to mistakes in the lab. Keeping the record useful means checking the details with researchers and updating it as their work changes. That can be difficult when scientists are busy or a process is still being developed. You need to explain what is known clearly while making sure the document does not present an unfinished procedure as settled. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Technology Ethics Analyst You support ethical reviews and impact assessments by gathering information, checking details and documenting findings. You work in the Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety department alongside senior ethics officers. Together, you identify possible issues in new technology before a product is launched. The work includes examining fairness, transparency and the risk of unintended harm, particularly in products using AI. You need to understand technical details and explain the ethical questions they raise, often to a deadline. A missed issue can affect people using the product and expose the organisation to regulatory action, fines or reputational damage. Your work supplies evidence for the review and helps the team identify concerns. View
Research and development Associate Test & Validation Technician You help Test and Validation Engineers carry out tests on new products. Following detailed instructions, you set up equipment and record the results carefully. The evidence helps engineers decide whether a product can move to the next stage or needs more development. Some tests concern failures that could cause a product to break or catch fire. Missing a fault can affect safety and lead to redesigns or a recall. You therefore need to follow the procedure and keep accurate records, even when a test is long or repetitive. Working alongside more experienced engineers gives you practical experience of testing and the decisions made from its results. View
Research and development Associate Test Technician You support R&D testing by setting up equipment, following test instructions and collecting data accurately. This work comes early in product validation, where senior colleagues need reliable results to judge the quality and reliability of a proposed product. A setup error or an incorrect record can invalidate weeks of work, delay a project and lead to a poor decision about the product. You need to follow procedures precisely and notice when a result or a test condition needs checking. Repetition is part of the job, but it does not remove the need for attention. You build practical experience with R&D equipment and learn the science behind reliability testing while helping the team produce evidence it can use. View
Business process outsourcing Associate Vendor Management Specialist You support vendor management through routine administration. You file contracts, update information and handle basic queries. Your records and process work support the team managing business process outsourcing (BPO) partners. Accurate information lets senior colleagues concentrate on more complex vendor matters. A missed renewal date can cause delays or additional costs, so routine records need attention. You need to stay organised while learning new systems. The role gives you experience of vendor management and the administration behind BPO relationships. It shows how contracts, data and queries fit together in the team’s daily work. View
Technology and data Associate Vulnerability Analyst You run vulnerability scanners and check their findings against the systems being examined. Your work comes early in the security process, supplying information to the team deciding which problems need attention first. A scanner’s result needs checking before it is treated as a confirmed vulnerability. You need to distinguish a genuine threat from irrelevant or inaccurate findings in a large report. Missing a significant issue can leave a problem unresolved and create further costs. The role develops your understanding of how systems are attacked and defended through the practical work of finding and validating weaknesses. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Waste Compliance Coordinator You support waste-compliance administration, filing manifests, entering data and keeping documents in order. You work within regional waste operations with site teams and waste contractors. You turn information about site activities into records senior specialists use for regulatory reporting. Accurate records support audits and the lawful movement of waste. Problems can lead to Environment Agency action, financial penalties or operational shutdowns. You need to learn detailed rules and apply them consistently, including when the incoming data is untidy. The role gives you experience of waste operations and the records behind safe, lawful waste management. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Waste Compliance Technician You help identify waste, check that it is stored correctly and prepare it for disposal. Working with experienced Waste Management Specialists and Operations teams, you put waste-management requirements into practice in a busy workplace. The rules can be detailed, and you need to apply them consistently rather than rely on how a task was handled last time. Mistakes in identification, storage or disposal can lead to regulatory scrutiny and fines, as well as environmental harm. Your practical checks support lawful waste management, environmental commitments and the organisation’s reputation. As an associate technician, you are also learning the requirements from more experienced colleagues and seeing how they apply to different waste streams. View
Compliance, quality and safety Associate Waste Management Technician You support the Waste Management Coordinator with the everyday work of managing waste. Correct labels, orderly storage and accurate data entry are part of the role. You work between site production teams and environmental compliance requirements, helping people understand the practical reasons for the procedures they follow. The work can be repetitive, and there are detailed regulations to learn. Small errors can have consequences: a shipment may be rejected, waste may spill or the organisation may face regulatory action and fines. Careful routine checks help protect colleagues and the environment. The role builds practical waste-management knowledge through the tasks you carry out and the questions you resolve with the coordinator and production teams. View
Sustainability Associate, ESG Reporting You collect, organise and check the data used in public sustainability reports. Working with the ESG Disclosure Coordinator, you bring together information from across the organisation and help prepare disclosures for different reporting frameworks. The figures need to be accurate and capable of being checked by someone else. Reliable reporting matters to investors and other readers deciding whether to trust the organisation’s sustainability claims. Incorrect or poorly supported information can raise concerns about greenwashing and lead to regulatory fines. You may need to chase busy colleagues for data and explain why it is needed. The work is about keeping a clear, checkable record and making the organisation’s environmental, social and governance reporting more transparent. View
Legal Associate, Regulatory Affairs You support senior regulatory colleagues with research and analysis. You track new laws, summarise their implications and organise the information the team needs to keep its work current. That includes recognising a possible issue and passing it on for further consideration. Legal material can be dense, and there may be a large amount to review. Your task is to explain it clearly without losing a condition or detail that affects the decision. Missing an important change can leave the business exposed to fines or reputational damage. Not every piece of research leads to a new strategy; sometimes it confirms that the existing approach still applies. The role develops your understanding of regulatory law through careful, useful work for the team. View
Business process outsourcing Associate, Strategic Partnerships You support the team managing and developing partnerships in a business process outsourcing (BPO) network. Keeping partner data accurate and helping new partners get started are part of the day-to-day work. The partnerships connect BPO services with external capabilities that may support a client’s needs. Senior managers rely on the records and background work when discussing opportunities and managing relationships. Inaccurate reporting or missed arrangements can frustrate partners and make an opportunity harder to pursue. You need to learn how the BPO services and partnerships fit together while keeping several tasks moving. Your administration and coordination support the senior team’s work on deals and partnership development. View
Finance Audit Associate You support an audit team checking financial records and internal controls. You gather evidence, carry out detailed checks and prepare initial analysis for more senior colleagues to review. This work comes early in the audit process. The team relies on the information you collect when developing its findings and conclusions. Missed warning signs or inaccurate evidence can leave significant problems undetected or lead to poor advice. You need to learn how to recognise subtle concerns within large amounts of data. The role gives you practical experience of how a business operates and how its financial controls are checked. You contribute through the preparation that supports the wider audit's reliability. View
Finance Audit Clerk You independently carry out defined audit tests and procedures on financial records. You work with internal departments to gather evidence and check transactions against the relevant requirements. The work supports reliable financial statements and the organisation's understanding of risk. Finding errors early also helps maintain confidence with external auditors. Missing evidence or incorrect checks can leave financial misstatements and compliance breaches undetected. They can expose the organisation to fines, reputational damage and financial loss. You often need information from busy teams and must work through inconsistent data. The role calls for careful checking within the audit procedures you are responsible for carrying out. View
Compliance, quality and safety Behavioural Safety Coach You observe work, talk with teams about safety and collect information about workplace behaviour. You connect formal safety procedures with daily operational practice, preparing findings your manager can use. The work supports a stronger safety culture, better compliance and efforts to reduce incidents and near misses. Missed warning signs can leave people at risk of injury and disrupt operations. You need to build trust so colleagues can speak openly about safety, including when they are busy. The role involves understanding what happens during a task, rather than relying only on the written procedure. Your observations help the team consider how work can be carried out more safely. View
Sales Bid Coordinator You coordinate the documents, tasks and deadlines needed to submit a sales bid. Working in the Sales team, you support Bid Managers by keeping track of contributions and making sure the proposal is prepared in the required form. Submission timing and compliance with the bid requirements matter as much as presentation. A missed deadline or incorrect document can disqualify a proposal, with a cost to the business and its reputation. There are often many small tasks to manage within a short turnaround. You need to keep contributors informed and check the details while the bid takes shape. Your work supports a complete, accurate submission. View
Sustainability Biodiversity Analyst You gather and process biodiversity data and check its quality for nature-related reporting. The work connects ecological observations from the field with corporate reports. Biodiversity Specialists and Managers use the structured information to make decisions and report to the board. The data needs to be clear enough for others to check. Incomplete or inconsistent information can support a poor decision or lead to concerns about greenwashing. You need to learn ecological concepts while handling records that may be difficult to compare. The role provides evidence for reporting on environmental commitments and understanding the organisation’s effect on nature. View
Business process outsourcing BPO Contract Administrator You administer standard client and supplier contracts for a BPO business, from the initial agreement through to renewal or termination. Working with Sales, Operations and Legal, you turn their requirements into accurate contract documents and keep track of the agreement throughout its life. You help keep contract documents clear, compliant and straightforward to manage. Clear records and agreed terms help teams check what was promised. Errors can contribute to disputes, financial penalties or delays that affect clients and the business. You need to balance the pace of commercial work with careful checking. You administer the contract and keep the relevant teams informed. That work continues after the agreement is signed, so colleagues can manage its terms. View
Business process outsourcing BPO Operations Analyst You carry out defined tasks within a BPO client’s processes, including processing transactions, entering data and completing the required checks. You may work directly in client systems and with client information, so you need to follow the process and record the work accurately. Internal teams and clients use the information you handle to carry out the next part of the service. Errors or delays can lead to rework, financial penalties and a poor client experience. You may need to learn complex systems quickly, including processes whose documentation is incomplete. The role gives you practical experience of service delivery and how a global operation works through its individual tasks. View
Events and experiential marketing Brand Activation Assistant You help organise the practical details of brand events and experiential campaigns. This includes checking that merchandise and banners arrive, keeping guest lists accurate and arranging the materials and services the event needs. You support more experienced colleagues by turning the initial plan into specific tasks. Catering orders, a missing power cable or an overlooked delivery can affect the event as much as a larger creative decision. You need to respond to several small, urgent requests while keeping track of the overall schedule. Missed details can leave colleagues trying to solve problems during the event. Your contribution is to make the arrangements clear and check that the people running the event have what they need. View
Events and experiential marketing Brand Activation Coordinator You coordinate the logistics of international brand events, supporting Brand Activation Specialists and Senior Specialists. You use spreadsheets, follow up with suppliers and check that merchandise, venue passes and other materials will be available when needed. The role turns creative plans into practical arrangements. That can include packing welcome kits, checking catering orders and preparing the registration desk. An incorrect catering order can leave guests without food. A missed delivery may also leave the event team resolving a problem on the day. Much of the work involves checking lists and confirming details more than once. You need to maintain that care even when the tasks are repetitive, so the larger event has dependable arrangements behind it. View
Marketing Brand Experience Coordinator You support a Brand Experience Specialist by monitoring social media, preparing reports and keeping digital assets organised and accessible. You help turn customer feedback into actions the wider team can consider. The work supports a consistent experience wherever customers meet the brand. Disconnected information or poorly organised assets can contribute to an inconsistent experience and customer frustration. You need to learn the team's work while dealing with information that may be difficult to organise. The role gives you practical experience of how feedback, reporting and digital materials support the way customers perceive and interact with a brand. View
Property and facilities Building Automation Technician You check that Building Automation Systems (BAS) are following their programmed instructions and help keep those systems working day to day. In the facilities management team, you provide practical support to senior engineers and specialists responsible for the building. The systems affect comfort, energy use and the experience of tenants. A fault can leave an office too cold or contribute to an unexpectedly high energy bill, leading to tenant complaints. You need to learn how several complex systems work and respond when their behaviour changes. The role develops practical building-automation experience while supporting the organisation’s energy-efficiency and sustainability aims. View
Property and facilities Building Services Assistant You receive building-service requests, log problems and arrange access for contractors. Working with Building Services Coordinators and Facilities Managers, you maintain the records needed to follow a repair through. Initial calls or emails about a leaking tap or broken light become work orders for contractors. The accuracy and timing of that work affect how quickly repairs can be completed. Delays can increase costs and leave tenants waiting for help. You need to balance small urgent requests with routine administration, and recognise when to ask a colleague for support. The role builds your understanding of facilities services through practical work with people using and maintaining the properties. View
Operations Building Services Coordinator You provide practical support to a building’s facilities team. You are a first point of contact for basic service requests, help with routine maintenance and work alongside Building Services Engineers. You turn a building user’s immediate need into a task the team can follow up. That may mean reporting a leaking tap or arranging for a failed light bulb to be replaced. Handling smaller issues promptly helps engineers concentrate on more complex work and reduces the chance of a minor problem becoming expensive. You need to balance incoming requests with learning about the building’s systems. The role builds a practical understanding of commercial buildings through the everyday work of looking after the people and services within them. View
Corporate strategy Business Process Analyst You help the business understand its existing processes, including bottlenecks and problems affecting customers. You gather data and map how work happens. Within Corporate Strategy, you work with senior consultants to explain the current operation clearly. That evidence gives redesign projects a starting point. Without it, a proposed solution may miss the original problem or create a new one. You need to find out what colleagues actually do, which may differ from the written manual. The role involves turning that operational detail into maps and findings that inform improvements. Those changes can affect both colleagues’ daily work and the service customers receive. View
Sustainability Carbon Analyst You gather, clean and enter the information used to calculate carbon emissions. This includes collecting utility bills, checking fuel receipts and verifying activity data before it goes into reporting platforms. Senior colleagues use that record to understand the organisation’s environmental impact. The quality of the underlying data affects carbon-footprint reports, audit checks and plans to reduce emissions. Inaccurate information can make a reduction strategy or a reported result difficult to justify. You may need to trace data through systems that were not designed for carbon accounting, so checking its source takes time. Your work supplies a reliable basis for measurement and decisions about changes to operations. View
Compliance, quality and safety Carbon Data Analyst You gather and check carbon-emissions information, preparing it for carbon-accounting systems and reporting. You work within Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, drawing data from operational teams. Carbon Strategy Specialists and Managers use those inputs in their work. Reliable reports support regulatory compliance, sustainability targets and decisions about investment in emissions reductions. Incorrect or late information can lead to regulatory penalties, reputational damage or unsuitable strategic choices. The data may come from several places, in different formats, with some information missing. You need to organise those inputs and check their accuracy and completeness. The role gives you experience of the data behind carbon reporting and decarbonisation work. View
Compliance, quality and safety Certification Coordinator You support Certification Specialists and Managers in preparing for and managing certifications, including ISO standards. Within Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, you gather documents, track actions and maintain records. You turn requests for evidence into the documents and data needed to show how work is carried out. That preparation supports audits, continued certification and the requirements behind international product sales. Disorganised records can cause delays, extra costs or loss of certification. You need to keep track of several activities and follow up information from colleagues. The role gives you experience of certification processes and of how an organisation demonstrates that it meets the relevant requirements. View
Compliance, quality and safety Certification Documentation Associate You keep compliance documents organised and current, working with Quality Engineers and Laboratory Managers. You turn their information into controlled records that external auditors can examine. These records support audits, product safety and the organisation’s ability to maintain certification. Errors can contribute to non-conformances, product-launch delays or regulatory penalties. You need to manage a large amount of detail and follow up approvals from busy colleagues. The role involves keeping records filed and controlled so they can be used when required. It gives you experience of the documentation behind regulated work and lawful operations. View
Business transformation and change Change Analyst You support Senior Change Practitioners as the organisation introduces new systems and ways of working. You draft communications and help check whether people are ready for the change. The role connects technical project teams with the colleagues who will use their work. You turn project information into clear messages explaining what the change means for those colleagues. This includes answering the practical question of what they will gain or need to do differently. Clear communication and preparation support adoption and project delivery. Poor preparation can contribute to confusion, missed deadlines and costly projects that do not deliver their intended benefits. You need to understand existing habits and help people work through changes to them. View
Business transformation and change Change Coordinator You provide administrative and logistical support to a Business Transformation and Change team. Working with Senior Change Strategists and Project Managers, you gather information and help prepare communications about new ways of working. You keep plans organised, stakeholder lists current and meeting notes accurate so that colleagues receive the information they need at the right time. Missing information or late communications can cause confusion and delay a project. There are often several detailed tasks to manage against tight deadlines while senior colleagues work on the wider strategy. The role gives you experience of how a large change programme is organised and how its plans affect people’s day-to-day work. View
Business transformation and change Change Implementation Associate You help put change plans into practice. You work with Change Analysts and Project Managers to organise training and draft messages. You track what colleagues need before a new system or process is introduced. The work connects a project’s recommendations with the arrangements people use to prepare. Clear information and practical support help colleagues understand the change; missing arrangements can leave them confused or reluctant to use the new approach. That can delay the project and add to its costs. You need to coordinate several tasks while responding to late changes. You follow through on the plan and help people take part. Publishing a plan does not mean the change has happened. View
Business transformation and change Change Management Associate You support the people-related work in transformation projects. You draft communications, organise training and keep stakeholder lists accurate. You help a project delivery team get messages to the right people. You also make practical arrangements, such as booking a training room. Incomplete information and late requests are common demands on the role. A missed message or an unconfirmed booking can mean people miss training and leave the project team chasing work that should already be settled. You need to keep the details visible while plans develop. The role offers practical experience of helping colleagues prepare for a change and seeing how the separate arrangements fit into a larger project. View
Internal consulting Change Support Coordinator You provide administrative support for change projects. You book rooms, send calendar invitations, format presentations and help keep the work organised. You work with Change Analysts and Project Managers to prepare communications and track who is doing each task. This includes arrangements for meetings and training sessions so colleagues receive the information they need. Missed bookings or inaccurate arrangements can lead to missed meetings, confusion and project delays. You need to keep track of several activities and respond when plans change at short notice. The role provides practical experience of how the administrative details of a change programme support its wider plans. View
Sales Channel Coordinator You handle the routine processes that support channel partners, from registering deals to helping new partners get started. Working in Sales, you turn partner requests into actions for internal teams and keep track of the details needed for partners to begin selling. Administrative delays can hold up a deal and leave both partners and the Sales team chasing information. Accurate records and clear communication help partners understand what is happening and what they need to do next. You need to manage several requests without losing the details of each one. The role develops your understanding of channel sales through its operational work and the relationships between partners and internal teams. View
Compliance, quality and safety Circular Economy Analyst You collect and process the raw data used in circular-economy initiatives. You work with spreadsheets and other systems, checking information before it is used. You support the Circular Economy Specialist with reports and analysis. Senior colleagues use those reports to consider waste reduction and material use. Reliable, timely information supports both environmental goals and regulatory work. Incorrect reports can lead to missed compliance deadlines or unsuitable strategic decisions. You need to reconcile information from sources that may use different formats or contain inconsistencies. The role involves preparing the data that specialists need before they can assess options and recommend changes. View
Construction Contracting Operations Management Civil engineering technician Providing technical support to engineers and other construction professionals. View
Finance Claims Administrator / Jr. International Claims Analyst You set up international claims and handle their initial administration. You work between the claims team and wider finance functions, turning a notification into organised information that specialists can use to consider the claim. The information may be incomplete or inconsistent, so you need to check it carefully while keeping the case moving. A clear start helps the team respond accurately and gives the client an understandable first contact, including when the circumstances are difficult. Errors or delays can affect the handling of the claim and the organisation’s reputation. This is an initial support role that develops your understanding of claims and their place in international financial work. View
Finance Claims Associate You support the opening stages of insurance claims by gathering information and entering it accurately. You work between customers and the more senior claims team. Your task is to prepare the information they need for assessment. The quality of that preparation affects how quickly and fairly a claim can be resolved. Missing details or incorrect entries can delay the process, frustrate customers and create financial losses. You need to learn about different claim types and recognise the information each requires. Careful checking is part of the daily work. The role gives you practical experience of claims administration and the support behind a customer's first steps through an insurance claim. View
Finance Claims Processor You receive the First Notice of Loss (FNOL) when a customer reports a new claim. You collect the required information, enter it accurately into systems and route the claim to the appropriate team. You work with Claims Adjusters while learning policy wording and claims-handling processes. Complete, accurate information helps the team begin its work promptly. Customers may be upset or unsure about what has happened. You need to communicate clearly while establishing the facts. Missing or incorrect information can delay the claim, frustrate the customer and cause costly errors later. The role gives you practical experience of the first contact between a customer and the claims service. View
Finance Client Service Associate You handle routine client enquiries and process the paperwork that supports a financial advisory team. You are often the first point of contact for administrative questions, while advisers concentrate on giving advice. Accurate and timely records are a central part of the service. A missed signature or a delayed transfer can affect a client’s plans and create further work for the team. You need to manage a large amount of detail and communicate clearly when something needs checking. The way you handle those tasks contributes to clients’ trust and to the firm’s reputation. You learn how financial advisory work is organised through the practical administration that helps the advice reach the client. View
Customer service Client Services Associate You handle the first incoming client queries, helping them reach the right person and progress towards a resolution. You turn client needs into tasks for Client Account Managers or the Product team. Timely, helpful responses support client relationships and retention. An unanswered or misdirected query can frustrate a client and leave senior colleagues dealing with an issue that has grown. You may be speaking with people who are already frustrated. You need to remain calm, understand the problem and help find a solution. The role gives you experience of the product and the needs clients bring to the service team. View
Operations Clinical Trial Associate You provide administrative and operational support to clinical trial teams. You organise documents and check them against the relevant requirements. You work with Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) and Clinical Trial Managers throughout a study, from set-up to close-out. Well-managed documents support audit readiness and regulatory compliance. They also give CRAs more time for work at trial sites. Missing or inaccurate records can cause delays and compliance problems, adding pressure to the wider team. You need to learn detailed requirements and manage a large volume of information. The role gives you experience of how clinical studies operate and how their documents fit together. This supports the research work involved in developing medicines for patients. View
Technology and data Cloud Administrator You manage assigned cloud systems day to day, resolve incidents and carry out standard changes. You work independently within that responsibility, alongside developers and security specialists in an engineering team. Their requirements need to be turned into cloud environments that work reliably. The condition of those systems affects uptime and the delivery of new features to customers. Incidents can disrupt the service, sometimes outside convenient working hours. You need to balance the speed of a change with the stability and security of the platform. The role involves learning new technology as well as maintaining existing services, and checking that a change has not introduced another problem. View
Marketing Communications Coordinator You support a Corporate Communications Manager with clear, consistent internal and external messages. You work with the wider Marketing team and, at times, HR to prepare drafts that explain what the organisation needs to say. These communications affect employees' understanding and how the public sees the business. They support a consistent external presence and the organisation's brand image. Unclear or disconnected messages can confuse employees or mean opportunities to share news are missed. You need to manage several detailed tasks while keeping sight of the wider communication plan. The role provides practical experience of how an organisation communicates with people inside and outside the business. View
Marketing Community Coordinator You support the daily running of an online community. In the Marketing team, you answer members’ questions, start conversations and help keep the space welcoming. You explain company updates in language that suits the community and bring members’ feedback back to colleagues. The work connects the organisation with people who use its products and services. Members may become frustrated or stop taking part if questions go unanswered or discussions are poorly handled. You need to follow several conversations and respond calmly when a discussion becomes heated. Your contribution is to help people find useful answers and take part, while making sure the organisation hears what members are saying. View
Compliance, quality and safety Compliance Administrator You manage core compliance processes independently, including keeping procedures current and maintaining accurate training records. Working with operational teams, you turn wider compliance requirements into the practical records and checks people use every day. You also flag information or activity that may need further attention. Current documents and reliable records help people find the right procedure and support an audit. Missing information or overdue work can contribute to regulatory fines, operational delays or safety incidents. You need to keep track of several processes and follow up when a document, training record or other action falls behind. The purpose is to help the organisation meet its requirements and protect the people affected by its work. View
Compliance, quality and safety Compliance Analyst You support an Ethics and Compliance team with routine checks and records. This includes helping vet third parties, tracking mandatory training and keeping documentation accurate. You work in the Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety department with more experienced colleagues as you learn how the rules apply in practice. The detail matters because senior colleagues rely on it when considering larger risks. A missed check or an incomplete record can leave a problem unnoticed until a regulator or another reviewer raises it. There are several requirements and processes to learn, including work that can feel repetitive. The role develops a practical foundation in compliance through checking, recording and following up the tasks assigned to you. View
Marketing Content Marketing Associate You help create and distribute marketing content for prospective and existing customers. Working with Content Marketing Specialists, you turn their briefs into blog posts, social media updates and website copy. The work needs to follow the brand voice and reach publication on time. You also learn the basics of search engine optimisation (SEO) so the content can be found by the intended audience. Missed deadlines or content that does not fit its purpose can slow marketing activity. You need to manage several tasks while developing your writing and understanding the team's approach. The role provides practical experience of taking a brief through to published content. View
Marketing Content Operations Coordinator You publish, organise and check marketing content across different platforms. You work within Marketing to turn creative plans into live content that customers can access and use. Your tasks affect when campaigns launch and how their content appears. Publishing on time requires familiarity with the team's systems and processes. Missed steps can cause delays, poorly presented content and disruption to campaign activity. You need to learn the systems quickly and follow the process even when work becomes busy. The role provides practical experience of the publishing work behind websites, social channels and the wider activities of a marketing team. View
Business process outsourcing Contract Administrator You independently manage a portfolio of standard business process outsourcing (BPO) contracts. You handle renewals and basic amendments on time. You are the main contact for routine agreement questions from colleagues and, sometimes, clients. You work with Sales on new deals, Operations on delivery commitments and Finance on billing. You turn contract terms into practical actions, keeping expectations clear across the client relationship and service delivery. You need to manage several contracts and obtain information from busy people without missing details. Errors can lead to disputes, lost revenue or legal issues. Careful administration helps the business identify what it has agreed, deliver it and bill correctly. View
Procurement Contract Coordinator You handle contract administration within Procurement, working with Legal and business teams. You file agreements, enter data accurately and follow up signatures. Contract Managers use those records when making decisions. The information needs to be reliable and straightforward to find. Missing dates or incomplete records can lead to missed renewals, difficulty locating agreements and compliance problems. You need to manage a high volume of detailed work, including repetitive tasks. The role gives you experience of commercial agreements and the processes behind a busy Procurement team. Careful records help colleagues understand what has been agreed and what needs attention next. View
Sales Contract Sales Coordinator You prepare sales contracts and order forms, check the details and arrange for customers to sign them. Working with Sales, you learn what Legal and Finance need in the documents so that the agreement is accurate and can be processed. That work affects when a customer can receive the service and when Finance can recognise the revenue. An incorrect term or a missing detail can delay a deal, frustrate the customer or put revenue at risk. You need to keep up with a busy Sales team without allowing the pace to replace careful checking. The role gives you practical experience of commercial operations through the documents and coordination needed to complete an agreement. View
Procurement Contracts Administrator You help process, store and manage contracts from the start of an agreement. You work with Contracts Managers and the wider Procurement team to record the terms reached during negotiations. The records need to show what has been agreed and where the supporting documents are held. Errors can leave important dates untracked or create compliance problems. You need to keep the information organised as work moves quickly. The role gives you practical experience of how negotiated agreements become records the business can use. Your contribution is the administration behind those contracts and the accuracy of their recorded details. View
Legal Contracts Assistant You help move contracts from the initial request through to signature and filing. Working with a Contracts Administrator, you prepare documents, track their progress and keep the records accurate. This administrative work supports the Legal team and helps Sales know where an agreement has reached. Missing documents or an overlooked date can hold up a deal and create legal risk. You need to keep the work organised and follow up with the people whose information or approval is still needed. That allows legal colleagues to give their attention to more complex questions. You maintain a clear record and keep the contract process moving. That includes filing the signed agreement so it can be found again. View
Legal Contracts Coordinator You support contract administration within a Legal department. You maintain accurate records, help obtain signatures and keep track of documents and deadlines. You work with Commercial Contracts Specialists and Managers. The records support Sales as deals progress and help the business understand its legal commitments. Missing documents or dates can cause delays, compliance problems and financial or reputational costs. You need to keep the information organised when several teams are pressing for a quick response. The role gives you practical experience of commercial contracts through the daily administrative work supporting more senior legal colleagues. View
Procurement Contracts Support Assistant You support the administration of commercial agreements within Procurement. You obtain signatures, file contracts and help maintain the records needed for compliant purchasing. The work supports internal teams arranging supplies and setting up suppliers. Accurate documents help colleagues prepare for audits and progress purchasing requests. Missing information can delay projects, frustrate teams or create compliance problems. You need to manage several requests while following the required process, including when colleagues are in a hurry. The role gives you experience of Procurement and the administration behind supplier agreements. It shows how purchasing arrangements support the work of the wider business. View
Compliance, quality and safety Corporate Governance Coordinator You support the administration of legal entities operating in several countries. Within Compliance, Quality, Health and Safety, you work with the Corporate Governance team and follow instructions from senior colleagues. Your work includes maintaining corporate records and handling filings such as director appointments and annual returns. Accurate records help the senior team concentrate on wider strategic risks while meeting local requirements. Errors can lead to fines, reputational damage or legal challenges. You need to manage detailed records and deadlines across jurisdictions. The role gives you experience of how an international organisation is structured and the administration required to keep its legal entities in order. View
Property and facilities Corporate Receptionist You run the reception desk, greet visitors and manage incoming calls. You also keep the front-of-house area organised and follow the building’s security procedures. You connect external guests with internal colleagues and help people reach their meetings. The role affects both a visitor’s first impression and the way the building operates. Missed information can disrupt colleagues and leave visitors waiting or in the wrong place. A missed security check can also create a security risk. You need to stay calm when several demands arrive together, such as three VIP visitors and a busy telephone. Clear communication and practical problem-solving help you respond without losing track of who needs assistance. View
Operations Cost Analyst You collect, clean, check and present operational data to help identify avoidable costs. Working with a senior Cost Reduction Specialist, you run reports, check figures and help map how processes work. Finance and Operations use that information to consider where changes may reduce costs. Those decisions can affect customer prices and the financial performance of the business. An inaccurate report may hide a useful saving or support a change that costs more than it saves. You need to understand the systems behind the figures and investigate incomplete or inconsistent data. The role is about supplying analysis that others can check and use when deciding which operational improvements to pursue. View
Craft (Blacksmithing) Craft technician Craft technicians make, service, restore and/or conserve individual hand-crafted items View
Finance Credit Control Clerk You manage a defined part of the customer ledger, following up invoices and handling payment queries. You track outstanding balances within Finance and speak regularly with Sales, Operations and customers. The work supports cash flow, helps limit bad debt and affects the funds available for investment. Late payments can restrict the organisation’s ability to pay its own bills. You need to balance the collection of money owed with the customer relationship. That means keeping track of who owes what, addressing queries and following up payment. The role connects daily credit-control work with the organisation’s wider financial position. View
PR and communications Crisis Communications Associate You support Crisis Communications Specialists by monitoring news, social media and internal channels. You flag information that may signal a developing problem, gather facts and help prepare initial drafts for the response team. Accurate, timely information helps colleagues understand what is happening and decide how to respond. A missed news item or internal update can slow that work down. Events may move quickly, and some of the information can be sensitive or upsetting. You need to keep checking the facts while recording and passing them on. The role gives you experience of how a crisis response is organised and how communication can affect both the organisation’s reputation and the people involved. View
PR and communications Crisis Communications Coordinator You support a crisis response team within Public Relations. You monitor media, prepare reports and keep internal playbooks current. Specialists and managers use your summaries and alerts to understand a developing situation and decide what action is needed. The work can involve a fast-changing news story or an emerging social-media trend. Missing a development or passing on inaccurate information can slow the response and make the situation worse. You need to remain precise under pressure and distinguish a confirmed fact from something that still needs checking. The role develops your understanding of reputation management through the practical work of supporting a team during a difficult event. View
Sales CRM Coordinator (Sales) You support the Sales team’s use of its CRM system, mainly Salesforce. In Sales Operations, you handle user requests, maintain accurate data and produce standard reports. You also help resolve routine problems that prevent sales colleagues accessing or using the system. Reliable information helps the team manage its work and prepare sales forecasts. Stale data or unresolved access problems can leave colleagues spending time on administration and working from uncertain figures. You need to balance urgent requests, such as a login problem, with ongoing data cleaning. The role gives you practical experience of a business system that supports sales and revenue reporting. View
Marketing CRM Marketing Coordinator You support CRM marketing by preparing customer lists, cleaning contact records and setting up email campaigns. You work with the CRM Marketing Specialist and campaign managers to turn requests for customer groups into usable lists. You also check that automated emails are running as intended. Accurate data helps campaigns reach the right people and gives senior colleagues reliable information. An error might send an existing customer a discount intended for new customers. Poor data can waste budget, irritate customers and send unsuitable leads to Sales. The work can be repetitive, but each record and campaign setup needs care. The role gives you practical experience of customer relationship management (CRM) and the information behind marketing campaigns. View
Sustainability CSR Coordinator You support the Sustainability and Corporate Social team by gathering data, organising community programmes and checking reports. You bring information from internal operations and external community activities into updates for colleagues and, where needed, external partners. Those updates help the team track progress and report on its work. Missing information or delayed reports can undermine credibility and leave deadlines unmet. You need to follow up with people who may have other priorities while keeping track of many small details. The role gives you practical experience of coordinating sustainability and community work in a large organisation. View
Customer service Customer Care Associate You are an initial point of contact for customers with everyday questions and problems. You handle straightforward enquiries and pass more complex matters to the right colleague. The work may take place by telephone, email or online chat. You use a knowledge base and internal tools to investigate what has happened and look for an appropriate answer. Resolving an issue at the first contact is useful where possible, but knowing when to ask for help also matters. You need to learn a large amount of information and stay calm when a customer is frustrated. The way you respond affects the customer’s experience and whether they want to return or recommend the service. Poor handling may send a customer to a competitor. View
Customer service Customer Service Administrator You support customer-service systems, troubleshooting faults and helping agents access the tools they need. You maintain the administrative side of CRM and ticketing platforms within Customer Service Operations. You work with agents and team leads, turning reported problems into fixes. These may include correcting a routing rule or updating a knowledge-base article. Working systems support timely, accurate customer responses and help agents carry out their work. Problems may be described vaguely, so you need to establish the cause before applying a change. You also need to avoid disrupting other functions when making a fix. Unresolved issues can slow support, increase pressure on agents and damage the customer experience. View