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Compliance, quality and safety Global Health and Safety Training Specialist The Global Health and Safety Training Specialist takes ownership of our global H&S training processes, making sure everything runs smoothly from start to finish. You'll be the one who gets training modules deployed, tracks who's done what, and generally keeps the whole system ticking over. This directly impacts our ability to protect our employees and meet strict regulatory requirements across different countries. When you do this well, our people are safer, and we can prove our due diligence to any auditor who walks through the door. If it's not done right, we're looking at potential incidents, fines, and a real hit to our reputation. The tricky part is juggling multiple global deadlines and making sure everyone, from the factory floor to the executive suite, actually completes their mandatory training. The reward, though? Knowing you're a key part of keeping thousands of people safe every single day. View
Innovation Global Innovation Portfolio Director The Global Innovation Portfolio Director (at this level, we often call it an Innovation Portfolio Specialist internally) is responsible for keeping a keen eye on a specific slice of our innovation projects. You'll make sure all the data in our systems—things like project status, budgets, and timelines—is accurate and up-to-date. Honestly, your main job is to be the 'source of truth' for your assigned projects, making sure the Venture Board (our internal investment committee) gets reliable information to make their big 'kill, pivot, or persevere' decisions. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into our portfolio management tools, chatting with project leads, and pulling together reports. You'll sit right between the individual project teams and the senior leaders who need to understand the bigger picture. When you do this well, our leadership can trust the numbers, and we can quickly spot projects that are going off track or sucking up too many resources. If things go wrong here, we end up funding projects that should have been killed, wasting precious time and money, or worse, missing out on genuinely promising ideas because of bad data. The challenge? Getting accurate, timely information from busy project teams who'd rather be building than reporting. The reward? You'll get a ringside seat to how big, transformative ideas come to life (or sometimes, gracefully die) within a large organisation, learning how to manage risk and investment at scale. Plus, you'll become the go-to person for reliable data, which is pretty powerful. View
Operations Global Inventory Control Manager The Global Inventory Control Manager is all about keeping our stock accurate and flowing, which directly impacts our ability to deliver on time and keep customers happy (and costs down). You'll spend your days digging into inventory discrepancies, figuring out what went wrong, and then putting in place fixes to stop it happening again. Think of yourself as the detective and the problem-solver for our global stock. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, working between the warehouses, our planning teams, and sometimes even sales. You'll be translating raw data into actionable insights that help us make better decisions about what to buy and where to store it. When you do this well, we avoid costly stockouts and don't end up with piles of 'dead stock'. If you don't, well, we're either disappointing customers or tying up millions in cash. The challenge? The data is often messy, and you'll get conflicting priorities from different teams. The reward, though, is seeing your process improvements actually make a tangible difference to our bottom line and our operational efficiency. It's pretty satisfying, honestly. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global ISO 45001 Health and Safety Director The Global ISO 45001 Health and Safety Director (at this level, we mean 'Specialist' in practice) is responsible for taking our global ISO 45001 framework and making sure it's properly implemented and maintained at a site or programme level. You'll be the go-to person for specific facilities or projects, ensuring they're living up to our safety commitments and keeping people safe. You'll work at the intersection of our central H&S team and the operational teams on the ground, translating global policies into practical, actionable steps that everyone can understand and follow. When you do this well, our sites run safer, we avoid incidents, and we maintain our crucial ISO 45001 certification. If it's not done properly, we risk serious accidents, regulatory fines, and damage to our reputation. The challenge is often balancing global expectations with local realities and getting buy-in from busy operational teams. The reward? Knowing your work directly contributes to a safer workplace for hundreds, if not thousands, of people. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global ISO 9001 Quality Director The Global ISO 9001 Quality Director (at this level, think 'Quality Engineer') is responsible for making sure our products and processes meet the high standards of ISO 9001, specifically for a few key product lines or workstreams. You'll be the one digging into problems when things go wrong, figuring out why, and putting fixes in place. You'll work at the intersection of production teams, engineering, and our compliance folks, translating technical specs into practical quality checks that everyone can follow. When you do this job well, we avoid costly mistakes, our customers get reliable products, and our brand stays strong. When it's not done right, we could face product recalls, unhappy customers, or even regulatory fines, which nobody wants. The challenge is often balancing the need for speed in production with the absolute requirement for quality, and sometimes, you'll feel like you're herding cats to get everyone on the same page. The reward? Seeing your work prevent real problems, knowing you've made a tangible difference to our product integrity, and honestly, getting to be the hero who stops a potential disaster before it happens. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global ISO 9001 Quality Manager The Global ISO 9001 Quality Manager is responsible for the day-to-day running and continuous improvement of our ISO 9001 Quality Management System. You'll be the one making sure our quality processes are actually followed, identifying any wobbles, and helping teams get back on track. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, linking what's written in our quality manual with what actually happens on the shop floor or in our service delivery teams. When you do this job well, our products and services are consistently top-notch, customer complaints drop, and our audits are a breeze. If things go sideways, we're looking at product recalls, unhappy customers, and potentially losing our ISO certification – which, frankly, would be a nightmare. The tricky part is you'll often need to persuade people to change how they work, even when they're busy. The reward, though, is seeing tangible improvements, knowing you've helped build a more reliable, trustworthy organisation. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global ISO Documentation Assistant The Global ISO Documentation Assistant is responsible for independently managing the lifecycle of specific ISO-related documents, ensuring they're compliant and easily accessible. You'll work at the heart of our Quality, Environmental, and Health & Safety management systems, translating complex requirements into clear, controlled documents that our teams actually use. When this role is done well, our external audits run smoothly, and our teams have accurate, current information to do their jobs safely and effectively. When it's not, we risk non-conformances, operational errors, and even losing our certifications – which, let's be real, would be a huge headache. The challenge is keeping everything precise and getting busy people to review documents on time. The reward is knowing you're a critical part of maintaining our global standards and keeping everyone safe and compliant. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global ISO Management Representative The Global ISO Management Representative is here to own and manage specific parts of our ISO management systems across the organisation. In practice, this means you're making sure our processes meet the standards for things like ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001. You'll be taking the high-level requirements from the standards and translating them into practical, everyday actions for our teams. This role sits right at the heart of our operational compliance. You'll be the bridge between the ISO standards and our actual day-to-day work, making sure what's written in a procedure is what's happening on the shop floor or in the office. When you do this well, we pass our external audits with flying colours, avoid costly non-conformances, and, more importantly, we actually improve how we operate. If it's not done well, we risk losing certifications, facing fines, or even having serious safety incidents. The challenge? Getting different departments, who often have their own priorities, to consistently follow the rules. It's like herding cats sometimes, honestly. But the reward is seeing tangible improvements in safety, quality, and environmental performance, knowing you've made a real difference to how the company runs and protects its people and the planet. View
Technology and data Global IT Operations Analyst The Global IT Operations Analyst is here to keep our core IT services running smoothly across all our locations. You'll be the one tackling those tricky, non-routine incidents that the first-line support can't quite crack, making sure our colleagues can actually do their jobs without tech getting in the way. You'll work closely with the Senior Analysts and various technical teams, translating system alerts and user complaints into real solutions that keep our business moving. When you do this job well, our systems are stable, outages are rare and short-lived, and everyone trusts IT to deliver. If things go pear-shaped, however, we're looking at lost productivity, unhappy customers, and potentially significant financial impact. The tricky part is often diagnosing issues across complex, interconnected systems, especially when you're under pressure. The reward, though? It's genuinely satisfying to be the one who brings a critical system back online, knowing you've just saved the day for hundreds, if not thousands, of people. View
Technology and data Global Junior Security Analyst The Global Junior Security Analyst is responsible for independently investigating security incidents and alerts, moving them from initial detection through to resolution. You'll be the one taking ownership of those tricky L2 incidents, making sure we understand what happened and how to stop it from happening again. You'll work closely with the wider IT and Network teams, translating complex security findings into actionable insights they can use to fix things. When you do this well, our systems stay secure, and our data stays safe. If you don't, well, that's when things get messy – data breaches, downtime, the works. The challenge here is the sheer volume of alerts and the constant cat-and-mouse game with attackers. The reward? Knowing you're a crucial line of defence, protecting the company's most valuable assets. View
Marketing Global Marketing Director The Global Marketing Director at this level is all about getting things done. You'll take the broader marketing strategy and turn it into tangible, measurable campaigns and programmes for specific channels or regions. We're talking about making sure our global social media presence is consistent, or that our international SEO efforts actually bring in the right traffic. Day-to-day, you'll be working closely with our Senior Directors, figuring out how to adapt global initiatives for local markets without losing the core message. You'll also spend time with regional marketing teams, understanding their needs and helping them implement global directives. It's about being the glue between the big picture and the day-to-day execution. When you do this well, our campaigns hit their targets, our brand looks consistent worldwide, and we see real growth in key metrics. If it's not done properly, we risk wasting budget on campaigns that don't land, or worse, confusing our customers with inconsistent messaging. The tricky part is balancing global consistency with local relevance, often with tight deadlines and competing priorities. The reward? Seeing your work make a real difference to our global reach and customer engagement, plus getting to work with diverse teams from around the world. View
Marketing Global Marketing Planning Assistant The Global Marketing Planning Assistant is responsible for keeping our marketing plans and budgets accurate and organised. You'll spend your days making sure the numbers add up and that everyone has the right information to make smart decisions. This role sits right at the heart of our global marketing team, acting as the bridge between regional marketing teams, our finance partners, and the senior leadership who need to see the bigger picture. When you do this job well, our marketing campaigns run on time and on budget, and we can clearly see what's working and what isn't. If things go wrong, we risk wasting money, missing deadlines, and making poor strategic choices. The tricky part is dealing with messy data and lots of last-minute changes, but the reward is seeing your work directly influence multi-million-pound marketing efforts across the globe. Honestly, it's pretty satisfying when a plan you helped build actually delivers. View
Marketing Global Marketing Planning Manager The Global Marketing Planning Manager is responsible for building out the detailed financial models and performance analyses that underpin our global marketing strategy. You'll take the high-level strategic goals and break them down into actionable, measurable plans, ensuring every pound we spend is accounted for and working hard. You'll sit right between the Marketing leadership, regional teams, and Finance, translating complex marketing initiatives into financial forecasts and performance reports that everyone can understand and agree on. When this role is done well, we make better, faster decisions about where to invest our marketing budget, leading to stronger campaign performance and a clearer understanding of our return. When it's not, we risk wasting money on ineffective campaigns or missing out on big opportunities because we didn't plan properly. The challenge? Getting everyone on the same page with the numbers when priorities are always shifting. The reward? Seeing your analysis directly influence multi-million pound decisions and drive real business growth. View
Marketing Global Marketing Specialist The Global Marketing Specialist is responsible for executing specific elements of our international marketing campaigns. You'll take the global strategy and turn it into real, live campaigns, making sure everything runs smoothly across different channels and countries. This means you'll be building emails, setting up digital ads, and getting content published, all while keeping our brand consistent worldwide. You'll work closely with other marketing folks, sales teams, and even product people, making sure our messages resonate and drive results. When you do this job well, our campaigns hit their targets, our brand looks sharp everywhere, and we see real engagement from our customers. If things go wrong, we might end up with campaigns that miss the mark, waste budget, or even confuse our audience. The tricky part is juggling multiple campaigns for different regions, each with its own quirks and deadlines, while making sure everything adheres to global guidelines. The reward, though? Seeing your work go live in dozens of countries and knowing you've helped a global brand connect with millions. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Multi-standard Integration Specialist The Global Multi-standard Integration Specialist is here to make our complex world of quality, health, safety, and environmental standards (like ISO 9001, 14001, 45001) feel a bit more straightforward. You'll be taking ownership of specific processes within our Integrated Management System (IMS), making sure they meet all the necessary requirements without creating extra work. This directly impacts our ability to stay certified, avoid fines, and frankly, keep our people safe and our customers happy. You'll work at the intersection of our global standards team and the operational sites, translating the 'what' of compliance into the 'how' for our teams. Your work helps site managers understand what they need to do to pass an audit and improve their day-to-day operations. When this role is done well, our audits run smoothly, non-conformities are rare, and our operational teams actually see the value in our systems. When it's not, we risk losing certifications, facing regulatory action, and potentially, serious incidents. The challenge is often getting different departments, sometimes in different countries, to agree on a single, streamlined way of working. The reward is seeing your efforts directly improve safety, reduce waste, and build a stronger, more resilient business. View
Property and facilities Global Office Services Manager The Global Office Services Manager (at this level, think 'site specialist') is responsible for keeping our office humming, which directly impacts everyone's daily productivity and overall experience. You'll be the go-to person for all things related to the physical workspace, making sure everything from the plumbing to the meeting rooms is in top shape. You'll work at the intersection of employee needs and vendor capabilities, translating requests into actions that keep our people comfortable and focused. When this role is done well, people barely notice you because everything just works. When it's not, you'll hear about it – fast. The challenge is balancing those unexpected, urgent issues with the planned maintenance and improvements. The reward is creating a genuinely supportive and efficient environment where colleagues can thrive, even if they don't always realise how much effort goes into it. View
Business process outsourcing Global Outsourcing Governance Director The Global Outsourcing Governance Director (at this level, think of it as a specialist role) makes sure our outsourced business processes run smoothly and deliver what we expect. You'll independently handle specific parts of our vendor relationships, focusing on performance, compliance, and making sure the contract terms are actually met. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, bridging the gap between our internal teams and our BPO partners, translating what's written in a contract into day-to-day reality. When you do this well, our business units get reliable service, costs stay under control, and we avoid nasty surprises. If things go wrong here, we could face service disruptions, unexpected costs, or even regulatory fines. The tricky part is often getting everyone on the same page when something goes off track. The reward, though, is seeing complex global operations function effectively because of your oversight. View
Business process outsourcing Global Outsourcing Governance Specialist This role is all about making sure our outsourcing partners deliver the goods, consistently and correctly. You'll be spending your time knee-deep in performance reports, checking if the numbers add up, and making sure our contracts are being followed to the letter. Think of yourself as a quality controller and a bit of a detective for our outsourced services. You'll sit right in the middle of our Business Process Outsourcing department, acting as the bridge between our internal teams and our external vendors. Your job is to translate what's happening on the ground with our partners into clear, actionable insights for our internal managers. When you do this well, our outsourced operations run like clockwork, we avoid costly mistakes, and our business units get the support they need without a hitch. If things go wrong, though, we could be looking at unhappy customers, missed deadlines, and potentially significant financial penalties. The tricky part is often getting clear, unbiased data from vendors and then convincing internal teams to stick to the agreed processes. The reward? You get to see tangible improvements in how we work and know you're directly contributing to the company's bottom line by ensuring value for money. View
Legal Global Privacy Director The Global Privacy Director, at this level, independently manages key privacy processes, making sure our day-to-day operations are compliant with data protection laws worldwide. You'll be the go-to person for specific privacy tasks, taking ownership of things like Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and initial data protection impact assessments (DPIAs). You'll work closely with product teams, marketing, and IT, translating legal requirements into clear, actionable steps for them. When you do this well, we avoid regulatory headaches, build customer trust, and keep our reputation solid. If you get it wrong, we could face investigations, fines, and a lot of bad press. The tricky part is keeping up with ever-changing global laws while still enabling the business to innovate. The reward? You'll be a central figure in protecting people's privacy and helping the company grow responsibly. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Privacy Specialist The Global Privacy Specialist is here to make sure our privacy programme actually works on the ground. You'll independently manage core privacy processes, like handling Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) and running Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) for standard projects. This directly impacts our ability to avoid regulatory fines and, more importantly, keeps our customers trusting us with their data. You'll work at the intersection of legal requirements and business operations, translating complex privacy laws into practical steps that our teams can follow. When you do this well, we stay compliant and build a reputation for being trustworthy. If things go wrong, we could face hefty fines or a serious hit to our brand. The challenge is keeping up with ever-changing global privacy laws and getting different teams to adopt privacy-first thinking. The reward, though, is knowing you're genuinely protecting people's data and helping the company grow responsibly. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Process Quality Specialist The Global Process Quality Specialist is responsible for taking ownership of specific quality processes and driving small to medium-sized improvements. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into how things are done, finding the kinks, and then working with the teams to smooth them out. You'll sit squarely within our Compliance, Quality, Health & Safety (CQHS) team, acting as a crucial link between the written procedures and what actually happens on the ground. You'll be translating complex requirements into practical steps that our operational teams can follow easily. When this role is done well, our operations run smoother, our products are more consistent, and we avoid those costly audit findings or safety incidents. Honestly, you're helping us prevent headaches before they even start. When it's not, we risk product recalls, regulatory fines, and, frankly, putting people in harm's way. The challenge is often getting different departments to agree on the 'best' way to do something and then getting everyone to actually follow it. The reward, though, is seeing a tangible improvement in how we operate, knowing you've made things safer and more efficient for everyone. View
Procurement Global Procurement Assistant The Global Procurement Assistant is here to make sure our Procure-to-Pay (P2P) process runs without a hitch, day in, day out. You'll be the one independently managing purchase orders, sorting out invoice queries, and generally keeping the wheels of commerce turning. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, linking our internal teams with our global supplier base. When you do this job well, suppliers get paid promptly, our internal teams get what they need without fuss, and our financial records are spotless. Mess it up, and we're looking at annoyed suppliers, frustrated colleagues, and potentially some nasty surprises for Finance at month-end. The tricky part is juggling urgent requests with routine tasks, all while making sure you stick to policy. The reward? You'll be directly contributing to the company's financial health and operational efficiency, and honestly, you'll become the person everyone relies on for getting things bought. View
Procurement Global Procurement Data Analyst The Global Procurement Data Analyst is here to make sense of our spending. You'll independently handle standard analysis requests, digging into our global procurement data to find real opportunities. This means translating raw numbers from various systems into clear, compelling stories that help our Category Managers and Procurement leadership make better decisions about where we buy, what we buy, and from whom. Your work sits right at the heart of our cost-saving and efficiency drives. When you do this well, we spot millions in potential savings, negotiate better deals, and streamline our purchasing processes. Get it wrong, and we could miss big opportunities, or worse, make poor strategic choices based on flawed data. The tricky part? Procurement data is rarely clean or straightforward. You'll often feel like a detective, piecing together clues from disparate systems. The reward, though, is seeing your analysis directly influence major business decisions and genuinely help the company's bottom line. Honestly, it's pretty satisfying when your dashboard helps save a few million quid. View
Procurement Global Procurement Manager The Global Procurement Manager is responsible for independently running sourcing projects, managing supplier relationships, and making sure we're getting good value for specific spend categories. You'll be working at the intersection of our internal teams and the external market, translating what our colleagues need into clear requirements for suppliers, then bringing back solutions that actually fit. When you do this well, we save money, get better quality goods or services, and our internal teams are happier. When it's not done right, we end up paying too much, getting shoddy service, or worse, facing supply chain disruptions. The challenge here is balancing everyone's expectations with market realities and sometimes, frankly, getting people to follow the process. The reward? Seeing your negotiated deals make a real difference to the company's bottom line and building strong, reliable supplier networks. View
Procurement Global Procurement Systems Specialist The Global Procurement Systems Specialist keeps our purchasing systems (like SAP Ariba or Coupa) in top shape, making sure our global teams can buy what they need without a hitch. You'll spend your days fixing glitches, tweaking settings, and helping people actually use the systems properly. This role sits right at the heart of our procurement operations, bridging the gap between the technical bits of the software and the real-world needs of our buyers and suppliers. When you do this job well, our purchasing processes run like clockwork: invoices get paid on time, suppliers are happy, and our internal teams can focus on their core work instead of fighting with a system. Get it wrong, and things grind to a halt—think delayed payments, frustrated users, and missed savings opportunities. The tricky part is often figuring out if a problem is user error, a system bug, or a dodgy integration. But the reward? You get to be the hero who makes the complex world of global purchasing simple and efficient for everyone involved. Honestly, it's pretty satisfying when you unblock a critical payment or streamline a clunky process. View
Operations Global Production Assistant The Global Production Assistant is responsible for keeping our production lines moving smoothly across the world. Day-to-day, you'll be managing schedules, chasing down materials, and making sure our factories have everything they need to hit their targets. You'll sit squarely between our planning teams and the actual shop floor, translating big plans into actionable steps. When you do this job well, our products get made on time, costs stay down, and customers are happy. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at missed deadlines, unhappy clients, and potentially thousands of pounds in wasted effort. The biggest challenge? Things rarely go to plan; you'll need to react quickly to unexpected issues. The reward, though, is seeing physical products roll off the line, knowing you played a critical part in making it happen. View
Operations Global Production Control Coordinator The Global Production Control Coordinator is responsible for making sure our factories actually build what we've promised, on time and to plan. You'll be knee-deep in daily production schedules, making sure the materials are there, the machines are ready, and the teams know what they're doing. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, linking what Sales wants with what our factories can realistically deliver. You'll work at the intersection of demand planning and shop floor execution, translating sales forecasts into detailed production schedules that our manufacturing teams use to get things made. When this role is done well, our customers get their orders on time, our inventory levels stay sensible, and our factories run efficiently, saving us a fair bit of cash. When it's not, we end up with angry customers, piles of unused stock, or worse, production lines grinding to a halt, which costs us a fortune in lost output. The challenge is that the plan almost always changes, so you need to be quick on your feet. The reward is seeing your efforts directly translate into products rolling off the line and happy customers. View
Operations Global Production Manager The Global Production Manager is responsible for owning and executing the production schedule for a specific product line or manufacturing area across our global network. You'll make sure we hit our output targets, keep scrap rates low, and generally keep things ticking over. You'll work at the intersection of demand planning and the actual factory floor, translating sales forecasts into achievable production plans that our sites can follow. When this role is done well, our products get made on time, to spec, and without too much fuss, keeping our customers happy and our costs in check. When it's not, we miss deadlines, waste materials, and end up with unhappy customers and stressed-out factory teams. The challenge is dealing with the constant curveballs – machinery breaking down, sudden changes in demand, or a critical component not showing up. The reward is seeing your planning come to life, knowing you've kept the entire operation running, and solving real, tangible problems every day. View
Operations Global Property Services Director The Global Property Services Director (L2) is responsible for keeping a specific site or a key property service process running like clockwork, which directly impacts our colleagues' productivity and our operational efficiency. You'll work at the intersection of our physical spaces and the people who use them, translating operational needs into tangible solutions that our site teams and colleagues use to get their jobs done. It's about making sure the building actually works for the business. When this role is done well, our sites are safe, comfortable, and efficient, and our colleagues barely notice you're there because everything just works. When it's not, you'll hear about it immediately – broken air conditioning, leaky roofs, or missed lease payments can really disrupt things. The challenge is often juggling urgent, unexpected issues with planned maintenance and budget constraints. The reward is seeing your efforts directly improve the daily experience for hundreds of people and knowing you're keeping a critical part of the business functioning. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Assurance Assistant The Global Quality Assurance Assistant is responsible for making sure our quality processes actually work on the ground. You'll be independently managing assigned tasks, like processing Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and keeping track of Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) timelines. This directly impacts our ability to meet regulatory standards and, frankly, keeps our products safe and reliable. Day-to-day, you'll be sitting between the Quality team and various operational departments, helping to translate compliance requirements into practical actions. When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, regulatory fines, and unhappy customers. If things go wrong here, we could face product recalls or even lose our operating licence, so it's a pretty big deal. The tricky part is often getting other teams to see the value of quality work, especially when they're under pressure. You'll need to be persistent and a bit of a detective. The reward, though, is knowing you're directly contributing to a safe, compliant, and well-respected business. View
Operations Global Quality Assurance Coordinator The Global Quality Assurance Coordinator is responsible for making sure our operational processes and products consistently meet the required quality standards. You'll independently manage your own caseload of quality issues, typically focusing on low-to-medium complexity problems, and you'll be the one reviewing critical documentation before anything leaves the building. This directly impacts our product reliability, customer satisfaction, and frankly, our reputation. You'll sit right in the thick of it, working closely with the production teams, warehouse staff, and other Operations colleagues. You're the person who translates quality requirements into practical actions on the floor, making sure everyone understands what 'good' looks like. When you do this job well, we avoid costly mistakes, reduce waste, and keep our customers happy and safe. If things go wrong, we're looking at product recalls, regulatory fines, and a big hit to our bottom line. The tricky part is balancing the need for speed in operations with the absolute necessity of getting quality right every single time. The reward? Knowing you're a critical safeguard, making sure our products are top-notch and that we're doing things the right way, always. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Audit Assistant The Global Quality Audit Assistant is here to help us keep our quality standards sky-high and make sure we're always on the right side of the law. Day-to-day, you'll be getting stuck into audit activities, checking everything from manufacturing records to training logs. You'll independently handle specific audit sections, making sure we gather all the necessary proof. This role sits right at the heart of our quality management system, providing the evidence we need to show regulators and customers that we mean business when it comes to quality. When you do this well, we avoid costly fines, product recalls, and maintain our reputation. Get it wrong, and we could face serious compliance issues, which frankly, no one wants. The tricky part is often getting people to see audits as a chance to improve, not just a box-ticking exercise. But the reward? You'll play a direct part in making sure our products are safe and reliable, which is pretty satisfying. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Audit Manager The Global Quality Audit Manager (L2) is responsible for independently planning, executing, and reporting on routine internal quality audits across our global operations. You'll be the one making sure our processes actually match what's written down, and more importantly, that they're effective. This directly impacts our ability to meet regulatory requirements, maintain certifications like ISO 9001, and ultimately, keep our customers safe and happy. Day-to-day, you'll be working at the intersection of our Quality Management System and various operational teams, translating complex regulatory requirements into practical audit findings. You'll gather objective evidence and then clearly communicate any gaps or opportunities for improvement to the relevant teams. When this role is done well, we catch potential issues early, avoid costly non-conformances, and continuously improve our quality. When it's not, we risk product recalls, regulatory fines, and a damaged reputation – frankly, it could be quite serious. The challenge is often getting to the real root cause of a problem, especially when people are busy or a bit defensive. The reward, though, is seeing tangible improvements in our quality system and knowing you're genuinely protecting the business and our customers. View
Operations Global Quality Control Manager The Global Quality Control Manager (at this level, often called a Quality Engineer) is responsible for really digging into our quality issues, from the moment a problem is spotted right through to making sure it doesn't come back. You'll independently manage non-conformances, figure out the actual root cause of failures, and deliver on smaller improvement projects that make a real difference to our operations. You'll work at the intersection of our production lines, engineering teams, and sometimes even our suppliers, translating raw defect data into actionable plans that our factory teams can use to improve. When this role is done well, we see fewer customer complaints, less waste, and smoother production runs. When it's not, we're stuck in a cycle of re-work, missed deadlines, and unhappy customers. The challenge is often getting different teams to agree on a solution and then actually stick to it. The reward? Seeing a tangible improvement on the factory floor because of something you designed and implemented. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Documentation Coordinator The Global Quality Documentation Coordinator is responsible for independently managing the lifecycle of our quality documents, from initial draft through to archival. You'll be the central point for Document Change Requests (DCRs), making sure they flow smoothly through review and approval, and that every detail is spot on. You'll work at the intersection of our technical teams (like R&D and Manufacturing) and our Quality Assurance folk, translating their operational needs into controlled, audit-ready documentation. When this role is done well, our organisation sails through audits, new products get released on time because their documentation is ready, and everyone knows exactly what process to follow. When it's not, we risk major regulatory findings, product recalls, and significant delays. The challenge is often chasing busy Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who see documentation as a chore. The reward, though, is knowing you're the bedrock of our quality system, keeping everything compliant and safe. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Documentation Specialist The Global Quality Documentation Specialist is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of our essential quality documents, making sure they're always accurate, up-to-date, and compliant with all the relevant regulations. You'll work closely with our technical teams and quality assurance folks, translating complex operational details into clear, unambiguous procedures that everyone can follow. Honestly, if our documents aren't right, our products aren't right, and that's a big deal. When you do this job well, our operations run smoothly, audits are a breeze, and we can prove we're doing things properly. If things go wrong, we could face regulatory fines, product recalls, or even worse, harm to our customers. The tricky part is often getting busy subject matter experts to prioritise documentation, but the reward is knowing you're a critical part of keeping our products safe and effective. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality Standard Director The Global Quality Standard Director, at this level, is really a Quality Engineer who owns specific quality processes and ensures they're working as they should across our different sites. You'll be the one making sure our quality management system (QMS) isn't just a document on a shelf, but something that genuinely guides our daily operations and keeps us compliant. This means you'll spend your time investigating issues, analysing data, and making sure our procedures are followed. You'll work closely with the production teams, R&D, and other Quality colleagues, translating global standards into practical, local actions. You're the bridge between the 'what' (the standard) and the 'how' (the actual work). When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, maintain our certifications, and keep our customers safe and happy. If it's not done well, we're looking at product recalls, regulatory fines, and a hit to our reputation – frankly, it can be pretty serious. The challenge here is often getting different teams to see the value in following a standard process, especially when deadlines are tight. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly prevent problems and knowing you're contributing to a truly reliable product or service. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Quality System Specialist The Global Quality System Specialist is responsible for independently managing specific parts of our Quality Management System (QMS), like CAPA records, document control, or training. You'll make sure these areas are compliant and efficient, which directly impacts our ability to pass audits and keep our products safe and effective. You'll work closely with people in Manufacturing, R&D, and Supply Chain, helping them understand and follow our quality processes. When you do this well, our audits go smoothly, and we avoid costly mistakes. If things aren't managed properly, we could face regulatory issues or even product recalls. The tricky part is often getting everyone on the same page and making sure they actually use the system correctly, not just 'tick the box'. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly contribute to better products and a stronger, more reliable business. View
Property and facilities Global Real Estate Strategy Director The Global Real Estate Strategy Director (L2) is responsible for independently analysing our property portfolio, spotting opportunities, and building solid business cases for key real estate decisions. You'll be the person who dives deep into the data, turning complex information into clear, actionable insights that our leadership team can use. You'll work at the intersection of our property team and the wider business, translating what our business units need into concrete real estate plans. When you do this well, we save millions, find the perfect new office, or make sure our existing spaces are working hard for us. Get it wrong, and we could end up with empty buildings, overpaying on leases, or missing out on crucial market opportunities. The challenge here is that the data is rarely perfect, and you'll often have to make strong recommendations with incomplete information. The reward, though, is seeing your analysis directly influence huge capital investments and shape how our colleagues work every day. View
Legal Global Regulatory Affairs Specialist The Global Regulatory Affairs Specialist manages the day-to-day compliance process for specific regulations, making sure we're always on the right side of the law. You'll be drafting initial assessments of how new rules might affect us and handling routine queries from the business. Essentially, you're a crucial part of our defence against legal risks. This role sits right at the intersection of legal interpretation and business operations, translating complex regulatory requirements into practical steps for teams like Product, Sales, and Marketing. When you do this well, we avoid costly fines, launch products smoothly, and keep our reputation solid. If you get it wrong, well, the consequences can be pretty significant – think financial penalties or even market access issues. The tricky part is that regulations are always changing, and often, they're not written in plain English, so you'll need to be a bit of a detective. The reward? You'll be directly contributing to the company's ability to operate and grow globally, knowing your work genuinely protects us. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Risk Assessment Director The Global Risk Assessment Director (at this level, we often call you a Risk Analyst) is responsible for running routine risk assessments for specific sites or processes. You'll be the one making sure we're on top of our compliance and safety game, which directly impacts our operational stability and, frankly, keeps our people safe and our reputation intact. You'll work closely with Operations and Site Safety teams, translating complex regulatory requirements and potential hazards into clear, actionable insights that help them make better decisions on the ground. When you do this job well, we catch small issues before they blow up into major incidents, saving us a lot of grief (and money). If things go sideways, it usually means we've missed something obvious, leading to potential fines, reputational damage, or worse, harm to our colleagues. The tricky part is often getting the right information and convincing busy operational teams that this work isn't just bureaucracy. The reward, though? Knowing your work genuinely makes a difference to safety and helps the business run smoothly. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Risk Assessment Manager As a Global Risk Assessment Manager, you'll independently execute risk assessments across our various sites and processes, which directly impacts our ability to operate safely and legally worldwide. You'll sit squarely between our operational teams and our senior compliance leadership, translating complex regulatory requirements into practical, on-the-ground risk controls. When you do this well, we avoid costly incidents, regulatory fines, and keep our employees safe. Get it wrong, and we could face serious harm to our people, our reputation, or our bottom line. The tricky part is often getting busy operational teams to see the value in what you're asking them to do. The reward, honestly, is knowing you're making a tangible difference to people's lives and the company's resilience. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Risk Strategy Director The Global Risk Strategy Director (Mid-Level) is responsible for owning specific risk areas within our Compliance, Quality, Health, and Safety (CQHS) framework. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into data, talking to people across different teams, and figuring out what risks actually matter. This role directly impacts our operational resilience and reputation, making sure we're not just compliant, but genuinely safe and reliable. You'll sit right at the intersection of our operational teams and the broader risk function. Your job is to translate complex regulatory requirements and internal policies into practical, actionable risk assessments and control recommendations that our business units can actually use. You'll be the expert on your patch, helping teams understand their risks and how to manage them. When you do this well, we avoid costly incidents, maintain our operating licence, and keep our people safe – which, frankly, is priceless. If it's not done well, we could face fines, reputational damage, or, worst of all, serious harm to our employees or customers. The challenge is often getting everyone on the same page, especially when business targets clash with risk mitigation. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly contribute to a safer, more robust organisation. View
Technology and data Global Security Analyst The Global Security Analyst is responsible for independently investigating security alerts and incidents, making sure we react quickly and effectively when something goes wrong. You'll be the one digging into the details, figuring out if an alert is a genuine threat or just a bit of noise, and then taking action to contain it. This role sits right at the heart of our security operations, bridging the gap between automated systems screaming for attention and our need for a calm, human response. You'll translate raw data and alerts into clear actions that protect our company. When you do this job well, our systems stay secure, our data is protected, and our business keeps running without a hitch. If things go sideways, well, that could mean anything from a minor disruption to a full-blown data breach, which nobody wants. The real challenge here is dealing with the sheer volume of information and the constant pressure to be right, every single time. The reward, though? It's knowing you're protecting something vital and that your quick thinking prevented a real disaster. Honestly, it's a pretty cool feeling. View
Sustainability Global Social Impact Manager The Global Social Impact Manager is responsible for independently running specific social impact programmes, which directly impacts our company's reputation and our ability to create genuine change in communities. You'll work at the intersection of our corporate strategy and our charity partners, translating our big-picture goals into day-to-day actions that local organisations use to deliver vital services. When this role is done well, our programmes run smoothly, our partners feel supported, and we can clearly show the positive difference we're making. When it's not, we risk wasting resources, damaging relationships, and ultimately, failing the communities we aim to help. The challenge is balancing corporate expectations with the realities on the ground, often with limited resources. The reward is seeing tangible improvements in people's lives and knowing your work truly matters. View
Events and experiential marketing Global Sponsorship Manager The Global Sponsorship Manager looks after a specific group of our event sponsors, making sure their investment pays off for them and that they're happy with the whole experience. You'll be working at the sharp end, translating what we've promised on paper into a brilliant on-site reality, which directly impacts our event revenue and, frankly, our reputation. When you do this well, sponsors renew their contracts, often for more money, and tell their friends about us. If it goes badly, we lose revenue, and word gets around fast in this industry. The tricky part is juggling multiple sponsor demands with the practical realities of event delivery. The reward? Seeing a huge brand activation you've managed come to life, and knowing you've helped a client hit their business goals. View
Operations Global Strategic Sourcing Director The Global Strategic Sourcing Director (at this level, think 'Specialist') is responsible for independently managing small-to-medium sourcing projects, which directly impacts our operational efficiency and cost base. You'll work at the intersection of our business units and external suppliers, translating their needs into clear procurement requirements that help us secure the best deals. When this role is done well, we save money, reduce risk, and keep our operations running without a hitch. When it's not, we end up paying too much, dealing with unreliable suppliers, or even facing stock shortages. The challenge is balancing speed with thoroughness, especially when everyone wants something yesterday. The reward is seeing your negotiated deals directly benefit the company and knowing you've made a tangible difference. View
Compliance, quality and safety Global Supplier Quality Director The Global Supplier Quality Director, at this level, is responsible for managing a specific portfolio of suppliers, making sure their quality systems and products are up to scratch. You'll be the primary contact for quality issues with these suppliers, which directly impacts our production lines and, ultimately, our customers. You'll work at the intersection of our Engineering, Procurement, and Operations teams, translating technical requirements into clear expectations for suppliers, and then making sure they deliver. When you do this well, our production runs smoothly, we avoid costly rework, and our customers get reliable products. If it's not done well, we're looking at production delays, unhappy customers, and a lot of extra cost. The challenge here is balancing the need to hold suppliers accountable with building strong, long-term relationships. The reward? Seeing a problematic supplier turn into a reliable partner because of your efforts, and knowing you're directly contributing to our product quality. View
Research and development Global Technical Documentation Specialist The Global Technical Documentation Specialist is responsible for taking raw, often highly complex, information from our R&D teams and turning it into clear, concise, and accurate technical documentation. This directly impacts how our products are used, how our research is understood, and frankly, how quickly our innovations can get to market. You'll work right at the intersection of our scientists, engineers, and product managers, translating their deep knowledge into user guides, technical specifications, and internal procedures that our customers and colleagues can actually use to make things happen. When this role is done well, our users understand our products intuitively, support calls drop, and our global teams can follow complex protocols without a hitch. When it's not, you're looking at frustrated customers, costly errors in the lab, and potentially significant delays in product launches. The challenge here is really about navigating the often-messy reality of R&D—incomplete information, shifting priorities, and busy experts—to produce documentation that's both technically sound and genuinely helpful. The reward, though, is seeing your work empower users, simplify complex science, and truly contribute to the success of groundbreaking research and development. View
Research and development Global Validation Director As a Global Validation Director at this level, you'll be the person drafting and executing validation protocols for a range of R&D systems and processes. You're making sure that our lab equipment, analytical methods, and computer systems are fit for purpose and compliant with regulations like GxP. You'll take ownership of specific validation tasks, seeing them through from start to finish, and making sure the paperwork is spot on. This role sits right at the heart of our R&D operations, working closely with the scientists and IT folks who actually use these systems. You're translating complex regulatory requirements into practical validation activities, making sure that when we say a system works, we've got the evidence to back it up. When you do this well, our R&D projects run smoothly, audits go without a hitch, and we can confidently submit our data to regulators. Get it wrong, and we could face delays, costly re-work, or even regulatory findings that slow down product development. The tricky part is often balancing the speed R&D wants with the rigour compliance demands. The reward, though, is knowing you're directly contributing to getting safe and effective new medicines or technologies to patients. View
Property and facilities Global Workplace Strategy Director As a Global Workplace Strategy Director (which, honestly, is a fancy way of saying 'Workplace Strategist' at this level), you'll own the strategy for specific sites or smaller projects. You're the person who figures out how our physical spaces can actually support our business goals, rather than hinder them. You'll work at the intersection of employee needs and real estate costs, translating utilisation data and employee feedback into practical recommendations that our site leads and HR teams use to make their spaces better. When you do this job well, our colleagues feel like their office truly supports their work – whether that's quiet focus time or buzzing collaboration. We'll also save a decent chunk of cash by making sure we're not paying for space we don't need. If you get it wrong, though, you'll end up with frustrated employees who can't find a quiet spot, or worse, empty buildings that are still costing us a fortune. The tricky part is balancing what people *want* with what the business *needs* and can *afford*. The reward? Seeing your ideas come to life in a tangible way, knowing you've made a real difference to thousands of people's working lives. View
PR and communications Government Relations Manager The Government Relations Manager owns specific policy areas, building and nurturing relationships with legislative staffers and key officials. You'll be the one making sure our company's perspective is clearly articulated when new laws or regulations are being discussed. Day-to-day, this means you'll track bills, draft policy positions, and get our point across in meetings. You'll sit right at the intersection of our Legal, Product, and Communications teams, translating complex business needs into clear policy asks that policymakers can actually understand and act on. When you do this job well, we'll avoid nasty surprises from new legislation and even help shape policy that benefits our customers and the wider industry. Get it wrong, and we could face hefty fines, operational headaches, or even lose market access. Honestly, the tricky part is staying on top of a constantly shifting political landscape while keeping internal teams aligned on what we're actually asking for. The reward, though? Seeing your work directly influence policy, helping our business thrive, and genuinely contributing to a better regulatory environment. View
Marketing Graphic Designer The Graphic Designer is responsible for crafting compelling visual content that supports our marketing campaigns and brand initiatives. Day-to-day, you'll be translating marketing briefs into eye-catching designs, ensuring everything we put out there looks sharp and on-brand. You'll sit right in the heart of the Marketing team, working closely with content writers, campaign managers, and product marketers to make sure our messages are visually impactful. When you do this well, our campaigns will pop, our brand will feel cohesive, and customers will instantly recognise us. If things go sideways, we risk looking disjointed, unprofessional, or just plain boring, which means our messages won't cut through the noise. The tricky part is juggling multiple projects, often with tight deadlines, and making sure every design not only meets the brief but also pushes our creative boundaries a little. The reward, honestly, is seeing your work out in the wild—on our website, in an ad, or on social media—and knowing you helped make it happen. It's a real buzz when you see your designs driving engagement. View
Finance Group Financial Accountant The Group Financial Accountant is responsible for getting the numbers right for specific parts of our business, making sure they fit into the bigger group picture. You'll spend your days making sure our subsidiary accounts are spot on, preparing consolidation adjustments, and getting those pesky intercompany balances to zero. It's not just about crunching numbers; it's about making sure the story they tell is accurate and consistent across the whole organisation. When you do this well, our executive team and investors get reliable information to make big decisions. If things go wrong here, it can mean audit queries, restatements, and a lot of headaches for everyone. The tricky part is often getting consistent data from different systems and teams. The reward? Seeing your work contribute directly to the financial statements that shape our company's future. View
Marketing Growth Hacker The Growth Hacker role is all about finding clever, data-driven ways to grow our customer base and keep them engaged. You'll be responsible for a specific part of our marketing funnel – maybe it's our email onboarding series, or perhaps it's optimising our paid social campaigns – and you'll run experiments to make it better. This directly impacts our revenue and customer lifetime value, so it's a pretty important job. You'll sit right at the intersection of marketing, product, and data, taking raw user behaviour and turning it into actionable insights that help us make smarter decisions. When you do this job well, you'll see tangible improvements in key metrics, like more sign-ups, better activation, or happier, longer-lasting customers. When it's not done well, we're essentially leaving money on the table, and our competitors might just get ahead. The tricky part is that most experiments fail, so you've got to be comfortable with that and learn from every single one. The reward, though, is seeing your ideas actually make a difference to thousands, sometimes millions, of users. It's pretty cool when you can point to a graph and say, 'I did that.' View
Business process outsourcing Head of BPO The Head of BPO (Process Lead, really) is responsible for the day-to-day execution and performance of one of our key outsourced processes, like claims processing or customer support. You'll make sure we're not just meeting, but ideally exceeding, the client's expectations and our own internal targets. This role sits right at the heart of our delivery operations, translating client requirements into tangible results and keeping our teams focused. When you do this job well, our clients are happy, our teams are efficient, and we're actually making money on the contract. If it's not done well, we miss SLAs, clients get annoyed, and our margins disappear faster than a free pint on a Friday. The tricky part is balancing client demands with operational realities and making sure your team stays motivated through repetitive tasks. The reward, though, is seeing your process run like a well-oiled machine, directly contributing to our reputation and bottom line. View
Events and experiential marketing Head of Brand Activation The Head of Brand Activation (L2) is responsible for independently managing specific workstreams within our larger event programmes or taking the reins on smaller, focused activations. You'll make sure our brand truly comes to life for attendees, which directly impacts how people see us and whether they want to do business with us. You'll often be the go-between for our creative teams and the operations folks, translating big ideas into practical plans and making sure everyone's on the same page. When you do this well, our events feel seamless, memorable, and genuinely engaging. People walk away thinking, 'Wow, that was a great experience, and I really get what that brand is about.' Get it wrong, and you'll end up with a disjointed experience that feels a bit flat, or worse, a logistical nightmare that leaves attendees frustrated. The tricky part is often adapting quickly when things inevitably go sideways on site. The reward, though? Seeing hundreds or thousands of people genuinely excited by something you helped create, and knowing you've made a real, tangible impact on our brand's reputation. View
Corporate strategy Head of Business Development The Head of Business Development at this level is all about owning specific chunks of our strategic deals. You'll be the one building the financial models from scratch, digging into market data, and drafting the initial bits of our investment memos. Honestly, your work directly impacts the quality and speed of our deal pipeline. You'll sit right between the initial idea generation and the actual execution, translating raw data and market chatter into solid, defensible analysis that our senior leaders use to make multi-million pound decisions. When you do this job well, we're making smarter, faster decisions on who to partner with or acquire, and we avoid wasting time on dead ends. If it's not done well, we could miss out on big opportunities or, worse, pursue deals that don't actually make sense for the business. The tricky part is often working with incomplete information and still needing to make a strong recommendation. The reward? Seeing a deal you've modelled and championed actually come to fruition and watching it contribute to the company's growth. View
Business transformation and change Head of Change Management The Head of Change Management (Level 002) is all about making sure that when we roll out a new system or process, people actually use it and understand why. You'll own the full change lifecycle for specific workstreams within a bigger project, or for smaller, self-contained initiatives. This means you're the one figuring out who's affected, what they need to know, and how we get them on board. You'll sit right between the project team (who are building the thing) and the business (who have to live with it). Your job is to bridge that gap, making sure the technical solution actually delivers the intended business benefits by getting people to adopt it. When you do this well, projects land smoothly, people feel supported, and our investments actually pay off. If it's not done well, we end up with expensive systems nobody uses, frustrated employees, and projects that fail to deliver. The challenge? You'll often be pushing against natural human resistance and competing priorities. The reward? Seeing a real, tangible difference in how people work and knowing you helped make it happen. View
Finance Head of Claims The Head of Claims (Individual Contributor) is responsible for managing a personal caseload of insurance claims, typically those of moderate complexity, from the moment they're reported right through to settlement. You'll be the face of the company for our customers when they need us most, making sure their claims are handled fairly and efficiently. This role sits right at the heart of our promise to customers, turning policy wording into real-world support. You'll be working independently on your files, but always with an eye on the bigger picture of customer satisfaction and financial prudence. When you do this job well, customers feel supported, claims are settled quickly and accurately, and our financial integrity stays solid. Get it wrong, and we risk unhappy customers, unnecessary costs, or even regulatory fines. The tricky part is balancing empathy with strict policy guidelines and financial targets. It's a constant tightrope walk. The reward, honestly, is knowing you've helped someone through a difficult time and done right by the company. View
Compliance, quality and safety Head of Compliance The Head of Compliance (at this level, we often call it a 'Specialist' internally) is responsible for running specific compliance processes, like incident reporting or managing our chemical inventory, which directly impacts our operational safety and product quality. You'll work closely with our operational teams and other compliance folks, translating complex regulations into practical, day-to-day actions that keep everyone safe and our products top-notch. When you do this well, we avoid fines, keep our people from getting hurt, and ensure our products meet the highest standards. If things go wrong, we could face regulatory penalties, serious incidents, or even product recalls – which, frankly, nobody wants. The challenge here is balancing strict compliance with the realities of a busy workplace; it's not always easy to get everyone on board. The reward, though, is knowing you're genuinely protecting our colleagues and customers, making a real difference to everyone's well-being. View
Marketing Head of Content The Head of Content (at this level, think 'Content Specialist' who takes charge) is responsible for independently researching, writing, and optimising individual content assets. You'll be the person making sure our blog posts, case studies, and website copy aren't just well-written, but also hit the mark with our audience and show up in search results. You'll work closely with the Marketing Manager, translating our overall strategy into actual words and stories that resonate. When you do this job well, our audience will see us as a helpful, credible source of information, and our content will bring in more potential customers. If it's not done right, we'll just be another voice in a noisy market, and our marketing efforts won't get the traction they need. The tricky part is balancing creative writing with the technical demands of SEO and making sure everything aligns with what Sales needs. The reward, honestly, is seeing your words make a real difference—whether it's a customer telling us how much a blog post helped them, or watching our organic traffic numbers climb because of something you wrote. View
PR and communications Head of Corporate Communications The Head of Corporate Communications (at this level, we mean 'owner of key comms projects') is responsible for making sure our company's story is told clearly and consistently, both inside and out. You'll be the one drafting the words, getting them approved, and then making sure they reach the right people at the right time. This role sits right at the heart of how we present ourselves, working closely with various teams to translate complex ideas into simple, compelling messages. When you do this well, our employees feel informed, our customers understand us better, and the media tells our story accurately. If it's not done right, we risk confusing people, damaging our reputation, or missing out on important opportunities. The challenge here is balancing speed with accuracy and getting everyone on the same page. The reward? Seeing your words make a real difference and helping shape how people perceive our brand. View
Events and experiential marketing Head of Corporate Events The Head of Corporate Events (at this level) is responsible for making sure our smaller events, like webinars, local meet-ups, or specific tracks within a larger conference, go off without a hitch. You'll own these projects from start to finish, making sure all the pieces fit together. This directly impacts how our brand is seen and, frankly, how many good leads we get for the sales team. You'll work at the intersection of our marketing goals and the nitty-gritty logistics, translating our event strategy into actual, deliverable experiences that our customers and prospects will remember. When this role is done well, our attendees have a seamless experience, our speakers feel supported, and our internal teams get the results they're after – usually meaning more pipeline or happier customers. When it's not, well, things get messy: unhappy attendees, missed opportunities, and a lot of wasted budget. The tricky part is juggling multiple moving parts, often with tight deadlines and unexpected curveballs. The reward, though, is seeing your hard work come to life, watching people engage, and knowing you made it happen. View
PR and communications Head of Crisis Communications The Head of Crisis Communications is here to make sure we've got a clear, calm voice when a crisis hits. You'll be drafting those crucial initial statements, keeping an eye on what the media's saying, and making sure our internal teams know what's going on. Essentially, you're the one helping us keep our head when everyone else might be losing theirs, ensuring our reputation doesn't take an unnecessary battering. This role sits right in the thick of it, working closely with our legal team, product teams, and even HR when an issue crops up. You'll be translating complex, often messy situations into simple, honest messages that resonate with the public and our employees. When you do this well, we manage to steer clear of unnecessary public outrage, keep our customers informed, and protect the trust we've worked hard to build. Get it wrong, and a small problem can quickly spiral into a major reputational disaster, costing us customers, market value, and even talent. The tricky part is you often have to act fast with only half the information. The reward, though, is seeing us emerge from a tough spot with our integrity intact, knowing you played a massive part in that. View
Sustainability Head of CSR The Head of CSR (Level 002) is here to independently manage and deliver specific CSR initiatives, making sure our social and environmental commitments translate into real-world actions. You'll take ownership of particular processes, like our annual data collection for reporting or managing a specific community partnership. This role sits right in the middle of our broader Sustainability_Corporate_Social team, bridging the gap between our strategy and its day-to-day execution. You'll be turning raw data and programme plans into measurable progress that our senior team can report on. When you do this job well, our ESG reports will be accurate, our community programmes will be genuinely impactful, and our internal teams will have a clear understanding of what's expected of them. If things go sideways, we'll end up with inaccurate reporting, missed deadlines, and perhaps even a bit of greenwashing by accident – which we absolutely want to avoid. The tricky part is often getting the right data from busy departments and keeping multiple plates spinning. The reward, though, is seeing your work contribute directly to a more responsible and sustainable business, knowing you're making a tangible difference. View
Marketing Head of Digital The Head of Digital (L2) is responsible for independently running and optimising specific digital marketing channels, like paid search or organic SEO, which directly impacts our lead generation and customer acquisition targets. You'll work closely with other marketing specialists and the wider sales team, translating campaign objectives into tangible digital actions that help us hit our numbers. When this role is done well, our campaigns consistently hit their targets, delivering a steady stream of qualified leads and driving measurable growth. When it's not, we're wasting budget, missing out on potential customers, and falling behind the competition. The challenge here is the constant need to adapt to algorithm changes and market shifts, all while keeping a keen eye on the numbers. The reward? Seeing your campaigns directly contribute to the company's success and knowing you're making a real, measurable difference. View
Business transformation and change Head of Digital Transformation The Head of Digital Transformation (at this level, we usually call you a Transformation Consultant) is responsible for taking a chunk of a larger transformation project and running with it. You'll be the one making sure a specific workstream, like a new system's user acceptance testing (UAT) or the training programme, actually gets delivered. You're not just a pair of hands; you're expected to own your piece of the puzzle, spot problems, and suggest fixes. Day-to-day, you'll sit right between the big-picture strategists and the teams who have to live with the changes. You'll translate what the business needs into clear requirements and then help the tech teams build it, or the operational teams adopt it. When you do this well, projects hit their milestones, and people actually use the new stuff. If you don't, projects stall, and we end up with expensive tech nobody wants to touch. The challenge is often getting different teams to see eye-to-eye and actually change their ways. The reward? Seeing a new system or process go live and genuinely make someone's job easier. View
Compliance, quality and safety Head of Environmental Affairs As our Head of Environmental Affairs (don't worry, it's a mid-level title here), you'll primarily be responsible for keeping our environmental compliance programmes ticking over smoothly. That means you'll own specific environmental permits, make sure our reporting is accurate, and generally keep us out of trouble with the Environment Agency. You'll work at the intersection of our operational sites and the regulatory landscape, translating complex legal stuff into practical actions for our teams. When you do this well, we avoid fines, keep our licence to operate, and build a better reputation. If things go wrong, we're looking at hefty penalties, bad press, and potentially even operational shutdowns – not ideal, as you can imagine. The tricky part is often getting everyone on the same page, especially when regulations change, or we launch new projects. But the reward? You'll see your work directly contribute to a cleaner environment and a more responsible business, which is pretty satisfying. View
Events and experiential marketing Head of Events As a Head of Events, you'll independently run our smaller, but no less important, events from start to finish. Think webinars, intimate roadshows, or maybe a key industry dinner. For our larger, more complex conferences, you'll take ownership of a significant workstream, like managing all the breakout sessions or handling the full sponsor experience. You'll be the one making sure the details are spot on, from the initial planning right through to the post-event wrap-up. This role sits right at the heart of our marketing efforts, directly creating memorable experiences that build our brand and, frankly, bring in new business. You'll work closely with the wider marketing team, sales, and even product folks to make sure our events hit the mark. When you do this well, attendees walk away buzzing, our sponsors feel valued, and our sales team gets genuinely warm leads. If things go sideways, well, that's when you get a lot of unhappy people, wasted budget, and a bit of a brand headache. The challenge? You're often juggling multiple events or workstreams at once, and things rarely go exactly to plan – you'll need to be quick on your feet. The reward? Seeing hundreds, sometimes thousands, of people engage with something you've built, and knowing you've played a huge part in our company's success. View
Events and experiential marketing Head of Exhibitions The Head of Exhibitions (at this level, think of it more as a highly capable Exhibitions Coordinator) is responsible for independently managing specific workstreams within our larger exhibition projects. You'll be the go-to person for things like exhibitor communications, registration logistics, or a particular vendor relationship. You'll work at the intersection of our overall event strategy and the practical, day-to-day execution, translating high-level plans into actionable tasks that get our shows built and running. When you do this well, our exhibitors feel supported, our events run without a hitch, and our team looks good. When things go sideways, it usually means last-minute scrambles, unhappy clients, and a lot of unnecessary stress for everyone. The challenge here is juggling multiple moving parts and anticipating problems before they blow up. The reward? Seeing a busy exhibition floor, knowing you made a significant chunk of it happen, and getting genuine thanks from a happy exhibitor. View
Finance Head of Finance The Head of Finance is responsible for independently managing and delivering key financial reports and analyses, which directly impacts our ability to track performance and make sound operational decisions. You'll work closely with various departmental leads and the Senior Head of Finance, translating raw financial data into clear, actionable insights that our internal clients use to manage their budgets and understand their spend. When this role is done well, our monthly figures are accurate, timely, and everyone understands what they mean, preventing nasty surprises. When it's not, we're flying blind, making poor decisions based on dodgy numbers, which nobody wants. The challenge is often getting good data in the first place and then explaining complex financial concepts to people who just want the headline. The reward is seeing your analysis genuinely help someone understand their part of the business better and make smarter choices. View
Operations Head of Food Operations The Head of Food Operations (Mid-Level) is responsible for making sure our daily production plans turn into actual products, on time and to the right quality. You'll independently manage specific operational processes, like a particular production line's schedule or the flow of raw materials, ensuring everything runs like clockwork. This role sits right at the heart of our production facility, translating the bigger picture plans into day-to-day execution. You'll be the one making sure the ingredients are where they need to be, the machines are running, and our team knows what they're doing. When you do this job well, our production targets are consistently met, waste stays low, and our products hit the shelves exactly when they should. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at missed deliveries, unhappy customers, and potentially even food safety issues – which, frankly, we can't afford. The challenge here is balancing the need for speed with the absolute necessity of quality and safety, especially when unexpected problems pop up. The reward? Seeing tangible products come off the line that you helped bring to life, knowing you've kept the factory humming and our customers fed. View
Sales Head of Global Sales Operations As a Head of Global Sales Operations (at this level, think of it as a Senior Analyst), you'll be the engine room of our sales team, making sure everything runs like clockwork. Your day-to-day involves taking ownership of specific operational processes, like managing our lead routing system or ensuring our CRM data is squeaky clean. You'll be working at the intersection of our sales force and the data that drives them, translating raw information into actionable insights that our sales managers and reps use every single day. When you do this job well, our sales reps spend more time selling and less time wrestling with clunky systems or bad data. This means more deals closed and a healthier pipeline. If things go wrong, however, reps get frustrated, leads get lost, and our sales forecasts become guesswork – which, frankly, nobody wants. The tricky part is keeping everything shipshape in a constantly changing sales environment, where 'urgent' requests pop up out of nowhere. The reward? You'll see the direct impact of your work on sales productivity and, ultimately, on the company's bottom line. It's about bringing order to what can often feel like chaos. View
Human resources Head of HR The Head of HR is responsible for running our core HR processes, making sure our people operations are efficient and compliant. You'll be the person who ensures our employees have a smooth experience from their first day to their last, handling all the important bits in between. You'll sit right at the heart of our employee experience, working with managers to solve everyday people problems and keeping our HR systems accurate. When you do this well, our employees feel supported, managers get the help they need quickly, and the business avoids unnecessary risks. If things go wrong, we end up with frustrated employees, managers struggling with basic HR tasks, and potentially, some legal headaches. The challenge here is balancing efficiency with empathy, especially when you're dealing with a high volume of requests. The reward, though, is knowing you're directly making a positive difference to everyone's daily working life. View
Research and development Head of Intellectual Property The Head of Intellectual Property (at this level, think of it as our lead IP Specialist) is responsible for independently managing the administrative lifecycle of our intellectual property assets, mainly patents and trade secrets. You'll make sure our R&D innovations are properly documented, filed, and maintained, which directly impacts our ability to protect our inventions and stay ahead of competitors. You'll work closely with our brilliant scientists and engineers, translating their technical breakthroughs into the legal framework that secures our rights. When you do this well, our patent portfolio is robust, deadlines are never missed, and our inventors feel supported. Get it wrong, and we could lose critical patent rights or face costly infringement issues down the line. The tricky part is balancing the meticulous detail required for legal compliance with the fast pace of R&D, often needing to chase busy scientists for information. The reward, though, is knowing you're directly contributing to the long-term value and competitive edge of our ground-breaking research. View
Compliance, quality and safety Head of ISO Management Systems The Head of ISO Management Systems (at this level, it's more of a specialist role, really) is responsible for keeping our ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 systems in good shape. You'll be the one making sure our procedures are followed, our records are tidy, and that we're always ready for an external audit. You'll work closely with operational teams, helping them understand what's needed and how to make it happen. When you do this job well, we pass our audits with flying colours, avoid costly non-conformances, and, more importantly, actually improve our operations. If it's not done well, we risk losing our certifications, facing fines, or even worse, having safety incidents or quality failures. The tricky part is often getting busy operational teams to prioritise compliance tasks when they've got their own deadlines. But the reward? Seeing a truly effective system prevent real problems and knowing you've helped build a safer, more efficient business. View
Technology and data Head of IT The Head of IT is responsible for the day-to-day management and smooth running of our core IT systems and infrastructure. You'll be the go-to person for keeping things operational, which directly impacts everyone's productivity and our overall business continuity. You'll work at the intersection of user needs and technical solutions, translating those 'my computer is slow' complaints into actual fixes and system improvements. When this role is done well, our systems are reliable, secure, and perform exactly as they should, letting everyone else get on with their jobs without a hitch. When it's not, well, things grind to a halt, and that costs us time and money. The challenge is balancing urgent user requests with proactive system maintenance, often with limited resources. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of keeping the whole organisation running, knowing your work is absolutely essential. View
Technology and data Head of IT Operations The Head of IT Operations (L2) is responsible for independently managing and maintaining specific IT systems and services, making sure they're reliable and perform well. You'll spend your days working on things like our cloud infrastructure, identity management, and incident response tools, translating operational requirements into stable, working solutions. This directly impacts our business by keeping our applications and services online and available for our customers and internal teams. When you do this well, our systems just work, and everyone can get on with their jobs without a hitch. If things go wrong, well, that means downtime, frustrated users, and lost revenue – not ideal. The tricky part is balancing the need for stability with the constant push for new features and changes. The reward? You'll be the person who keeps the lights on, solving real problems that impact everyone, and you'll learn a ton along the way. View
Learning and development Head of Learning and Development The Head of Learning and Development (at this level, it's more of a specialist role, honestly) is responsible for designing, developing, and delivering engaging learning content. You'll take a training need identified by the team and turn it into a practical, effective learning solution, whether that's an e-learning course or a workshop. This role sits right at the heart of our people strategy, making sure everyone has the skills they need to succeed and grow here. When you do this well, our colleagues feel more capable, our teams perform better, and we retain talent longer. Get it wrong, and people get frustrated with irrelevant training, or worse, they just don't learn what they need to. The challenge? Making learning stick in a busy environment where everyone feels short on time. The reward? Seeing someone genuinely 'get it' because of something you built. View
Legal Head of Legal The Head of Legal at this level is all about owning routine legal matters, providing practical advice to our business teams, and generally making sure we're not inadvertently stepping on any legal landmines. You'll be the first port of call for questions around commercial contracts, marketing claims, and basic HR legal bits, which directly impacts our ability to close deals and operate smoothly. You'll sit squarely between our commercial teams—like Sales and Product—and the broader legal strategy, translating complex legal stuff into plain English that everyone can act on. When you do this well, our sales team closes deals faster because contracts are reviewed quickly and fairly. Our product launches happen without a hitch because you've spotted the privacy implications early. When it's not done well, we risk signing bad deals, facing regulatory fines, or getting into tricky disputes. The challenge, honestly, is balancing the need for speed from the business with the need for thoroughness from Legal. Sometimes you'll feel like you're trying to stop a speeding train with a feather. But the reward? Seeing your advice directly enable the business to succeed, knowing you've protected the company, and becoming a trusted advisor to your colleagues. It's genuinely satisfying to help someone navigate a tricky situation and come out on top. View
Finance Head of Lending As a Head of Lending at this level, you'll be the one independently analysing individual loan applications, writing comprehensive credit memos, and making clear recommendations on whether we should lend money and on what terms. This directly impacts our loan portfolio's quality and, ultimately, our profitability and stability. You'll sit right at the heart of our lending process, taking raw financial data and client stories, then translating them into a clear-cut risk assessment that our senior team uses to make final decisions. When you do this job well, we bring on good, profitable loans that perform as expected, keeping our balance sheet healthy. If it's not done well, we could end up with bad debt, which costs us a fortune and impacts our reputation. The tricky part is balancing the pressure to get deals done quickly with the absolute need for thorough due diligence and accurate risk assessment. The reward, though, is seeing your analysis directly contribute to the growth and success of the business, knowing you've protected our capital while helping clients achieve their goals. View
Property and facilities Head of Maintenance and Engineering As a Head of Maintenance and Engineering at this level, you'll independently tackle the day-to-day maintenance and engineering tasks that keep our properties ticking over. You're not just following instructions anymore; you'll take ownership of specific systems, making sure they're reliable and efficient. This role sits right at the heart of our operational team, directly impacting tenant satisfaction and the overall running costs of our buildings. When you do this job well, our buildings run like clockwork, tenants are happy, and we avoid those costly emergency call-outs. If things go wrong, however, you're looking at unhappy tenants, potential business disruption, and a lot of unexpected expense. The challenge? You'll often be the first on the scene, needing to diagnose complex issues quickly and accurately. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of seeing a critical system you've nursed back to health, knowing you've kept things running for hundreds of people. View
Marketing Head of Marketing As our Head of Marketing (Specialist), you'll be the driving force behind a key marketing channel or a specific project, responsible for making it perform. This means you'll independently plan, execute, and optimise campaigns, making sure they hit our targets and actually bring in new business. You're not just following instructions here; you're figuring out the best way to get things done and then doing it. You'll work closely with the wider Marketing team, obviously, but also with Sales to make sure your leads are good, and with the Product team to understand what we're actually selling. Your work directly impacts how many potential customers we reach and how effectively we turn them into paying clients. When you do this well, we see a real bump in conversions, better ROI from your channel, and a smoother customer journey. If it's not done well, we're wasting budget, missing opportunities, and probably annoying our audience. The tricky part is balancing quick wins with long-term strategy, and often, dealing with messy data. The reward, though? Seeing your campaigns actually make a difference to the bottom line, getting recognised for your expertise, and helping us grow. View
Business process outsourcing Head of Offshoring As a Head of Offshoring at this level, you're responsible for making sure specific offshore projects and processes actually deliver what they promise. You'll be the one who takes the plans from the Senior Heads and makes them happen, often figuring out the practicalities and ironing out the creases along the way. Your day-to-day work directly impacts how efficient our operations are and how happy our clients are with the service we get from our offshore partners. You'll work closely with internal business units and our offshore vendors, acting as a crucial link to translate requirements into tangible results. When you do this well, our offshore teams hit their targets, costs stay in line, and our internal teams get the support they need without a fuss. Get it wrong, and we could see missed deadlines, unhappy clients, or even financial penalties from our vendors. The challenge here is often dealing with incomplete information or unexpected issues that crop up in different time zones. You'll need to be quick on your feet to adapt standard approaches when things don't go exactly to plan. The reward? Seeing a complex offshore transition go live without a hitch, or fixing a tricky operational problem that genuinely makes a difference to a business unit. View
Operations Head of Operations The Head of Operations (Level 002) is responsible for the end-to-end execution of a key operational process, which directly impacts our service delivery and customer satisfaction. You'll work at the intersection of our internal teams and external commitments, translating business needs into consistent, repeatable actions that keep things moving. This isn't just about doing the work; it's about understanding why it matters and making sure it gets done right, every single time. When this role is done well, your process runs like clockwork, problems get spotted and sorted quickly, and our customers get what they expect without a hitch. When it's not, things get messy: delays, errors, unhappy customers, and a lot of firefighting for everyone else. The challenge here is balancing daily execution with constantly looking for small ways to make things better. The reward? Seeing a critical part of our business operate flawlessly because of your direct efforts, and knowing you're building a solid foundation for growth. View
Business process outsourcing Head of Outsourcing Transition As a Head of Outsourcing Transition (Mid-Level), you'll independently run smaller transition workstreams, making sure our clients' operations move over to our BPO teams without causing any headaches. You're the one who takes the detailed plans and actually puts them into action, often adapting things on the fly when the real world gets in the way. You'll sit right at the heart of our client relationships and our internal operations teams, translating what the client needs into clear steps for our delivery teams. When you do this well, our clients see a seamless handover, their processes keep running, and everyone's happy. If it doesn't go to plan, well, that's when client trust takes a hit, and we end up firefighting. The tricky part is dealing with all the unexpected stuff that pops up – messy data, last-minute changes, or people who aren't quite on board. The reward, though? It's seeing a complex operation successfully land and knowing you made it happen, often making things much better than they were before. View
Human resources Head of People The Head of People is here to make sure our people processes actually work, day in, day out. You'll be the one making sure our employees feel supported and that our managers have what they need to lead their teams effectively. This role sits right at the heart of our employee experience, from when someone joins us to when they eventually move on. You'll work closely with managers and individual contributors, translating company policies into practical guidance and making sure everyone's on the same page. When you do this job well, people feel heard, processes are clear, and our managers feel confident handling their teams. If things go sideways, you'll see confusion, frustration, and maybe even some good people walking out the door. The real challenge here is balancing what's right for the individual with what's right for the business, especially when those two things don't quite line up. The reward, though? You get to build a genuinely better workplace, one interaction and one process at a time. It's pretty satisfying, actually. View
Operations Head of Quality The Head of Quality (at this level, think 'Quality Engineer who owns their patch') makes sure our products and processes consistently meet our agreed standards. You'll be the one digging into specific quality problems, figuring out the root causes, and putting fixes in place. This role sits right at the heart of our production lines, working closely with the folks making our products and the engineers designing them. When you do your job well, our customers get brilliant products, we waste less, and our reputation stays solid. If things go sideways, we're looking at rework, unhappy customers, and potentially some serious costs. The tricky part is often getting everyone on the same page about *why* a change is needed, especially when production targets are tight. The reward, though, is seeing your improvements actually stick, making a tangible difference to our output and our bottom line. View
Sales Head of Sales The Head of Sales (Level 002) is all about closing deals and growing your own book of business. You'll take qualified leads, find new ones yourself, and guide prospects through the entire sales journey, from that initial discovery call right through to signing on the dotted line. This role is absolutely critical because you're directly responsible for bringing in new revenue, which keeps the lights on and helps us expand. Day-to-day, you'll be the face of our company to potential customers, understanding their challenges and showing them how our solution can genuinely help. You'll work closely with Marketing to make sure the leads coming in are good, and with Product to give feedback on what customers actually need. When you do this well, we hit our revenue targets, grow our customer base, and everyone celebrates. If it's not done well, frankly, we miss our numbers, and that's not good for anyone. The challenge? It's a demanding role; you'll face rejection, tough negotiations, and the occasional internal roadblock. But the reward? There's nothing quite like the satisfaction of closing a significant deal, seeing a customer genuinely thrilled with what you've sold them, and knowing you've directly contributed to the company's success. Plus, the commission structure isn't bad either! View
Procurement Head of Strategic Sourcing The Head of Strategic Sourcing (L2) is responsible for running small-to-medium sourcing projects, making sure we get the best value for our money. You'll take ownership of specific spend areas – maybe software licences or marketing services – and really dig into the market to find the right suppliers. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, ensuring that the business has what it needs, when it needs it, without overspending. When you do this well, we save a decent chunk of cash, get better quality goods or services, and build stronger relationships with our suppliers. Mess it up, and we could end up paying too much, getting shoddy service, or even running out of critical supplies. The tricky part is balancing cost savings with quality and making sure everyone internally is on board. The reward? Seeing your hard work translate into real financial benefits and knowing you've made a tangible difference to the company's bottom line. View
Technology and data Head of Technical Support As a Head of Technical Support (Level 2), you'll independently tackle complex customer issues that the first-line team can't resolve. This isn't about simple fixes; it's about digging into the root cause, working out solutions, and making sure our customers are happy and productive again. You'll be a key player in keeping our customers sticky and our product reputation strong. Your day-to-day will involve taking ownership of escalated tickets, doing your own diagnostics, and often working with our Product and Engineering teams to get things sorted. When you do this job well, customers feel heard, problems get solved properly, and we learn how to make our product better. If you don't, customer frustration builds, and we risk losing business. The tricky part is often dealing with incomplete information or issues that haven't been seen before. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of unpicking a really tough problem and making a real difference to someone's day. View
Property and facilities Head of Workspace The Head of Workspace is responsible for keeping our office environments ticking over, making sure they're safe, functional, and actually nice to be in. You'll be the go-to person for day-to-day facilities stuff, handling everything from fixing a leaky tap to organising small office moves. You'll work at the intersection of our employees' daily needs and the wider facilities strategy, translating those needs into concrete actions that keep everyone happy and productive. When you do this job well, our colleagues won't even notice the facilities team—everything just works. People will be able to focus on their jobs without worrying about a broken printer or a freezing office. When it's not done well, frankly, you'll hear about it: complaints will pile up, productivity will dip, and the office will feel a bit neglected. The challenge here is balancing reactive problem-solving with proactive maintenance, all while keeping an eye on the budget. You'll often be juggling multiple urgent requests at once. The reward, though, is seeing people genuinely enjoy coming to work, knowing you've made their day a little bit easier and more comfortable. It's about creating a tangible, positive impact on everyone's daily experience. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health & Safety Advisor The Health & Safety Advisor is here to make sure our sites are safe places to work, plain and simple. You'll spend your days out on the floor, not stuck behind a desk, spotting potential hazards and making sure everyone's playing by the rules. This directly impacts our ability to operate without incidents, which, let's be honest, keeps our people safe and avoids massive fines and reputational damage. You'll work at the intersection of our H&S policies and the actual operations, translating what's written down into practical, everyday actions that our teams can follow. When this role is done well, we see fewer incidents, happier staff, and smoother operations. When it's not, well, that's when people get hurt, and we end up with regulators knocking on our door. The challenge is getting people to care about safety when they're busy and under pressure. The reward is knowing you've genuinely made a difference to someone's working day and, potentially, their life. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health and Safety Assistant The Health and Safety Assistant is here to make sure our safety policies aren't just pretty words in a binder; you'll make them happen on the ground. You'll take ownership of specific safety programmes, like managing our personal protective equipment (PPE) or making sure everyone gets their basic safety training. This directly impacts our ability to keep people safe and avoid costly incidents, which, frankly, is good for everyone. You'll be right there at the intersection of our formal safety policies and the daily reality of our operations. Your job is to translate those big-picture rules into practical, actionable steps that our teams can follow. When you do this well, we see fewer near misses, better compliance, and a generally safer workplace. Get it wrong, and we could be looking at injuries, fines, or even worse. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board and making sure they actually follow the rules, even when it feels like a faff. The reward? Knowing you've genuinely helped prevent someone from getting hurt. That's a pretty good feeling, if you ask me. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health and Safety Director (small company) The Health and Safety Director (small company) is responsible for making sure our workplace is safe and that we're always compliant with regulations. You'll own specific safety programmes, like our lockout/tagout procedures or chemical management, making sure they run smoothly and effectively. You'll work closely with our Operations team, HR, and Facilities, translating legal jargon into practical, everyday actions that everyone can understand and follow. When you do this job well, we see fewer incidents, our insurance premiums stay low, and everyone feels safer coming to work. Honestly, it means people go home in the same condition they arrived, which is pretty important. If it's not done well, we're looking at injuries, fines, and a pretty miserable atmosphere. The tricky part is often getting people to care as much as you do, especially when production targets are looming. But the reward? Seeing tangible improvements, knowing you've protected someone, and building a genuinely safer culture. View
Property and facilities Health and Safety Manager As a Health and Safety Manager here, you'll independently look after the day-to-day health and safety stuff for one or two of our properties. That means you're out on site, checking things, talking to people, and making sure we're all playing by the rules. You'll be the one making sure our contractors are doing things properly and that our tenants feel safe. Frankly, your work directly impacts whether someone has a good, safe day at work or ends up in A&E. This role sits right there on the front line, bridging what the rulebook says and what actually happens on the ground. You'll be translating complex legal jargon into practical advice for site managers and contractors, helping them understand why safety matters, not just what they have to do. When you do this well, we see fewer incidents, happier tenants, and a much smoother operation. If it's not done well, well, frankly, people get hurt, we face fines, and our reputation takes a real hit. The tricky part is often getting everyone on the same page, especially when budgets are tight or deadlines are looming. You've got to be a bit of a diplomat. The reward, though? It's seeing tangible improvements in safety, knowing you've made a real difference to people's lives, and building a genuinely safer environment for everyone. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health and Safety Monitoring Officer The Health and Safety Monitoring Officer is here to make sure our specific operational area is a safe place to work, plain and simple. You'll spend your days out on the floor, observing, inspecting, and talking to people, making sure our safety procedures aren't just words on paper but are actually being followed. You'll be the first point of contact for minor incidents and near misses, getting to the bottom of what happened and helping put things right. Truth is, you're at the sharp end of our safety efforts. You'll work closely with our operational teams—think production supervisors, team leaders, and the folks doing the actual work—to understand their challenges and help them work safely. When you do this well, we see fewer injuries, less downtime, and everyone feels more confident in their workplace. Get it wrong, and frankly, people could get hurt, and we'd face some serious regulatory headaches and reputational damage. The tricky part is balancing the need for safety with the pressures of getting the job done. But the reward? Knowing you've played a direct part in keeping people out of harm's way, that's genuinely satisfying. View
Operations Health and Safety Officer The Health and Safety Officer is here to make sure our operations run smoothly and, more importantly, safely. You'll be the one who owns specific safety programmes, like making sure everyone's got the right PPE or that our Lockout/Tagout procedures are spot on. This role directly impacts our ability to keep people safe and avoid costly disruptions to our production lines. You'll work closely with our production teams and other H&S colleagues, translating safety policies into practical, shop-floor actions that actually stick. When you do this well, we see fewer near misses, our incident rates drop, and everyone feels safer at work. If things go wrong, we could be looking at serious injuries, regulatory fines, and a complete halt to operations, which nobody wants. The tricky part is often getting busy operators to change long-held habits or to see safety as a shared responsibility, not just 'your job'. The reward, though, is knowing you've genuinely helped protect people and kept our business running without a hitch. View
Operations Health and Safety Specialist The Health and Safety Specialist is here to make sure our day-to-day operations run smoothly and, crucially, safely. You'll be the go-to person for our frontline teams, helping them understand and stick to our safety procedures, which directly impacts the well-being of our colleagues and the smooth running of our sites. You'll work right there with the Operations Supervisors and production teams, translating safety policies into practical, on-the-ground actions that keep everyone out of harm's way. When you do this job well, we see fewer incidents, our teams feel safer, and our operational efficiency actually improves because we're not dealing with avoidable disruptions. If it's not done well, frankly, people get hurt, production stops, and we face all sorts of headaches, from investigations to fines. The tricky part is often balancing the need for speed in operations with the absolute requirement for safety, sometimes it feels like you're caught in the middle. But the reward? Knowing you've genuinely made a difference to someone's day, ensuring they go home safe and sound to their families. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health and Safety Training Specialist The Health and Safety Training Specialist is responsible for delivering our established health and safety training programmes across the organisation. You'll be the one in front of the room (or screen), making sure our teams understand the rules and, more importantly, *why* they matter. This role sits right at the heart of our operational safety, making sure everyone from the factory floor to the office desk knows how to work safely. When you do this job well, our incident rates drop, audit findings are minimal, and frankly, people go home safe at the end of the day. If it's not done well, we risk injuries, regulatory fines, and a hit to our reputation – which, let's be honest, no one wants. The tricky part is keeping often dry, regulatory content engaging and memorable. The reward, though, is seeing people genuinely 'get it' and knowing you're directly contributing to a safer workplace. View
Compliance, quality and safety Health, Safety and Environmental Specialist The Health, Safety and Environmental Specialist is responsible for managing specific HSE programmes and ensuring compliance at a site level. You'll be the go-to person for routine safety questions and environmental checks, directly impacting our operational safety and environmental footprint. When you do this well, our incident rates drop, our environmental permits are spotless, and everyone goes home safe. If things go wrong, we're looking at fines, injuries, and reputational damage – not good. The challenge here is balancing strict compliance with the realities of a busy operational environment. The reward? Seeing tangible improvements in safety culture and environmental performance, knowing you've made a real difference. View
Compliance, quality and safety Healthcare Compliance Manager The Healthcare Compliance Manager is responsible for keeping a close eye on specific compliance processes, making sure they run smoothly and correctly. You'll be the one who really owns things like our monthly exclusion screenings and getting to the bottom of initial incident reports. This role directly impacts our ability to avoid fines and maintain our reputation, which, let's be honest, is everything in healthcare. Day-to-day, you'll be working between our clinical teams and our legal guidelines, helping translate those dense regulatory texts into clear, practical steps for everyone. When you do this well, we prevent problems before they even start, keeping us safe from regulatory headaches. If things go wrong, though, it could mean anything from an audit to a hefty fine, so the stakes are pretty high. The tricky part? Sometimes you'll need to adapt standard rules to slightly unusual situations, which means thinking on your feet a bit. But the reward is huge: you get to see your direct work protect the organisation and its patients, which is incredibly satisfying. View
Legal Healthcare Regulatory Specialist The Healthcare Regulatory Specialist is here to make sure we're always playing by the rules when it comes to healthcare. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into new regulations, helping us understand what they mean for our business, and making sure our internal processes actually meet those standards. You'll be the point person for managing routine regulatory submissions, which, let's be honest, can be a bit of a slog but is absolutely critical. This role sits right at the heart of our Legal team, working closely with our product development and operations folks. You're effectively translating the dry, complex language of laws and guidance documents into clear, actionable steps for the teams who are building and delivering our healthcare solutions. If you do this well, we avoid hefty fines and keep our reputation squeaky clean. If you don't, well, the consequences can be pretty severe – think investigations, penalties, and a lot of headaches for everyone. The challenge? Regulations change constantly, and often they're maddeningly vague. You'll need to be comfortable making judgment calls in those grey areas. The reward, though, is knowing you're protecting the company and helping us deliver vital healthcare services responsibly. It's about being the quiet hero who keeps us out of trouble. View
Sales Healthcare Sales Manager The Healthcare Sales Manager is responsible for independently managing a defined sales territory, driving the full sales cycle from prospecting to closing deals. You'll be the primary point of contact for hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare organisations, making sure they understand the value our products bring. You'll work closely with Sales Operations to keep your pipeline healthy and with Marketing to make sure you've got the right tools. Frankly, if you get this right, you'll not only hit your quota but also build lasting relationships that grow our market share. Get it wrong, and we miss revenue targets, and more importantly, patients might not get access to the best solutions. The challenge? Navigating the complex, often bureaucratic, world of healthcare purchasing. The reward? Seeing your work directly improve patient outcomes and genuinely feeling like you're making a difference. View
Technology and data Helpdesk Analyst The Helpdesk Analyst is responsible for independently resolving a wide array of technical issues, making sure our colleagues can actually do their jobs without technology getting in the way. You'll be the crucial link between frustrated users and complex IT systems, translating technical jargon into plain English and getting things working again. When you do this well, our entire organisation runs smoothly, and people feel supported by IT. If it's not done properly, productivity dips, and frankly, people get pretty annoyed. The challenge is figuring out the real problem when a user can only tell you 'it's broken' and keeping your cool when things are chaotic. The reward, though, is the immediate satisfaction of solving someone's problem and being the hero who gets them back online. View
Human resources HR Assistant The HR Assistant is here to independently manage the core administrative processes that keep our HR function running like clockwork. You'll take ownership of things like onboarding new hires, making sure benefits are sorted, and generally being the first port of call for employee queries. Frankly, you're the one who makes sure people get paid on time and have the right paperwork in place, which directly impacts everyone's experience here. Day-to-day, you'll be at the intersection of employee needs and HR policy, translating requests into actions that keep our people happy and compliant. When you do this job well, new hires feel welcomed, existing staff feel supported, and our HR data is spotless. If things go sideways, it can mean payroll errors, compliance headaches, and a lot of frustrated employees. The tricky part is juggling constant interruptions with vital, detail-heavy work. The reward? You'll be making a tangible difference to people's working lives, every single day. View
Human resources HR Business Partner The HR Business Partner is responsible for making sure our people processes actually work for a specific client group, usually around 100-200 employees. You'll manage the full employee lifecycle, from onboarding new hires to helping managers with tricky performance conversations and, yes, even offboarding when someone leaves. It's about being a trusted advisor to managers and a helpful resource for employees, keeping things fair and compliant. In practice, you'll sit right between our employees and their managers, translating company policy into practical advice and making sure everyone's on the same page. You're the person who connects the dots between what the business needs and what our people need to be successful. When you do this job well, managers feel supported, employees feel heard, and our HR processes run like a well-oiled machine. Get it wrong, and you'll have managers making bad decisions, employees feeling frustrated, and potentially even legal risks. The tricky part is balancing the needs of the business with the needs of individual employees, often in situations where there's no easy answer. The reward, though, is genuinely helping people navigate their careers and seeing teams thrive because you've supported their managers properly. View
Human resources HR Generalist The HR Generalist is here to own the core HR processes that keep our company running, which directly impacts employee satisfaction and our ability to grow. You'll be right there at the coal face, between our employees and management, translating company policy into practical, fair solutions. You'll also be the first port of call for most employee questions and issues, so you need to be sharp and empathetic. When this role is done well, our employees feel heard and supported, managers get the advice they need, and our HR operations are smooth and compliant. When it's not, things get messy quickly—think disgruntled employees, legal risks, and a lot of wasted time. The challenge is balancing compassion with commercial reality. The reward is knowing you're building a better, fairer workplace for everyone. View
Human resources HR Manager The HR Manager is here to make sure our daily HR operations run like a well-oiled machine for a specific part of the business. You'll own core HR processes like performance reviews, handling those tricky but common employee relations issues, and generally making sure our people feel looked after. You'll sit right in the middle of our HR team, working closely with managers and employees to keep things fair, compliant, and efficient. When you do this job well, our managers feel confident handling their teams, employees feel heard, and we avoid those annoying little HR headaches that can slow everyone down. If things go wrong, we're looking at frustrated managers, unhappy employees, and potentially some compliance risks we really don't want. The tricky part is balancing what's right for the individual with what's right for the business, all while keeping a cool head. The reward? You get to solve real people problems every day and see the direct impact of your work on someone's experience here. View
Human resources HR Officer The HR Officer is here to make sure our day-to-day HR operations run smoothly and that our employees feel supported. You'll be the first port of call for a lot of people, handling everything from onboarding new folks to helping managers sort out performance issues. This role is really about being the reliable engine of our HR team, keeping things ticking over so everyone else can focus on their jobs. You'll sit right in the middle of our HR team, working closely with the Senior HR Officers and HR Business Partners. Your job is to translate our HR policies and procedures into practical, helpful advice for managers and staff. You're the one who makes sure we're doing things by the book, but also with a human touch. When you do this well, employees feel heard, managers get the support they need quickly, and the business stays compliant. If it's not done properly, things can get messy fast: people get frustrated, policies aren't followed, and we could even end up with legal headaches. The challenge is balancing being helpful with being firm when you need to be. The reward? You get to solve real people problems every single day, which is pretty satisfying. View
Human resources HR Specialist The HR Specialist is here to make sure our people operations hum along nicely. You'll independently manage core HR processes, things like onboarding our new colleagues, handling leave requests, and making sure everyone's data in the system is spot on. Honestly, you're the backbone of the HR team, keeping the lights on and ensuring our employees feel supported. This role sits right at the heart of our employee experience. You'll be the first port of call for most employee queries, translating HR policies into plain English and making sure people feel heard. When you do this well, our employees feel valued, our managers get the support they need, and the business avoids unnecessary headaches. Get it wrong, and things can quickly get messy—think missed payroll, frustrated new hires, or even compliance issues. The tricky part? You're often dealing with sensitive, sometimes emotional, situations while also needing to stick to the rules. It's a balancing act, for sure. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly contribute to a positive workplace culture and knowing you've genuinely helped someone out. View
Compliance, quality and safety HSE Specialist/Engineer The HSE Specialist/Engineer is responsible for managing specific health, safety, and environmental programmes at a site or regional level, which directly impacts our operational safety performance and regulatory standing. You'll work at the intersection of site operations and corporate HSE strategy, translating complex regulations into practical, on-the-ground actions that our frontline teams use to stay safe. When this role is done well, we see fewer incidents, better compliance, and a stronger safety culture across the business. When it's not, we risk serious injuries, fines, and reputational damage. The challenge is often getting everyone on board with new ways of working, especially when production targets are tight. The reward, honestly, is knowing you've helped keep people safe and contributed to a more sustainable operation. View
Events and experiential marketing Hybrid Events Manager The Hybrid Events Manager is responsible for independently managing key workstreams within our larger hybrid events, or taking full ownership of smaller-scale virtual and hybrid programmes. This means you'll be the go-to person for things like virtual platform setup, speaker management, or attendee experience for a specific event component, making sure it all runs smoothly. You'll work at the intersection of our marketing goals and the logistical reality, translating strategic objectives into practical event plans that actually deliver. When this role is done well, our attendees (both in-person and virtual) feel connected, engaged, and leave feeling like their time was well spent. If it's not, well, you end up with frustrated attendees, angry sponsors, and a lot of wasted budget. The tricky part is juggling the needs of two distinct audiences simultaneously, often with tight deadlines and unexpected tech glitches. The reward, though, is seeing hundreds or thousands of people connect, learn, and engage with our brand because of something you built. View
Technology and data Identity and Access Management Specialist The Identity and Access Management Specialist is all about keeping our digital doors locked tight, but making sure the right people have the right keys. You'll spend your days making sure everyone can get to what they need, but nothing more, which directly impacts our security posture and operational efficiency. You'll sit right in the middle of IT Operations and our security team, translating user requests into secure access configurations that keep the business running without any nasty surprises. When you do this job well, people log in smoothly, systems are secure, and our auditors are happy. Get it wrong, and we're looking at security breaches, compliance fines, or frustrated colleagues who can't do their jobs. The tricky part is balancing user convenience with rock-solid security; you'll often be the one saying "no" to easy requests because you know the risks. The reward? You're a key defender of the company, learning new tech constantly, and making a tangible difference to our overall security. View
Technology and data Immersive Experience Developer As an Immersive Experience Developer, you'll independently build and deliver complete features for our metaverse projects. This directly impacts how engaging and functional our virtual environments are for users. You'll work closely with 3D artists and UX designers, translating their vision into robust, performant code that people will actually use. When you do this well, our users will feel truly 'present' and delighted by the experiences we create. If it's not done right, users might get frustrated, experience 'cybersickness', or simply abandon our platforms because things don't work as expected. The challenge is keeping up with rapidly evolving technology and making sure your code is both innovative and stable. The reward? Seeing people genuinely enjoy and benefit from the virtual worlds you've helped bring to life. View
Operations Industrial Engineer The Industrial Engineer is responsible for independently tackling small-to-medium improvement projects, which directly impacts our operational efficiency and cost base. You'll work at the intersection of our production lines, warehousing, and quality teams, translating raw operational data into actionable insights that our plant managers and team leads use to make smarter decisions. When this role is done well, we see fewer bottlenecks, quicker production times, and a happier workforce. When it's not, we're wasting time, money, and frustrating our teams. The challenge is often getting people to change their established ways. The reward is seeing your ideas come to life and genuinely making a difference to how we operate every single day. View
Sales Industrial Sales Engineer The Industrial Sales Engineer is responsible for independently running product demonstrations and managing proof-of-concept (PoC) projects for our small to mid-market clients. You'll be the technical backbone for the Account Executives, making sure our solutions actually meet the client's needs and that they understand the 'how' behind the 'what'. You'll work at the intersection of our sales team and the client's engineering or operations departments, translating their complex technical challenges into clear, compelling solutions that directly impact their bottom line. When this role is done well, you'll see deals move faster because clients trust our technical capabilities, and they'll genuinely understand the value we bring. When it's not, deals stall, clients get frustrated, and we lose out to competitors who might not even have a better product, just a clearer technical story. The challenge is balancing sales urgency with technical accuracy, often under tight deadlines. The reward? Honestly, it's seeing a client's eyes light up when you show them how our solution fixes a problem they've been wrestling with for ages, and then seeing that solution get deployed and make a real difference. View
Legal Industry Regulation Specialist The Industry Regulation Specialist is here to keep us compliant in a specific regulatory domain. You'll be the go-to person for understanding new rules, figuring out how they affect us, and then helping the business adapt. This means you'll spend your days interpreting complex legal documents and then translating that into practical advice for our teams. You're essentially our internal watchdog for a particular area, making sure we don't accidentally step on any regulatory landmines. Day-to-day, you'll work at the intersection of external legal requirements and our internal operations, translating dense regulatory language into clear, actionable steps that our product, sales, or finance teams can actually use. When you do this well, we avoid fines, keep our reputation intact, and can launch new products without a hitch. If it's not done properly, we could face significant penalties, reputational damage, or even have to pull products from the market. The challenge, honestly, is the sheer volume of information and the constant need to be precise. Regulations are rarely straightforward, and the business always wants quick answers. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly protect the company and enable us to operate safely and successfully. View
Technology and data Information Architect The Information Architect is here to make sure our customers and internal teams can easily find and understand the information they need. You'll spend your days mapping out how content and data should be organised, which directly impacts how usable our products and internal systems are. Essentially, you're the one who designs the 'filing cabinet' for all our digital stuff, making sure everything has a logical home and is easy to retrieve. This role sits right between our product teams, UX designers, and content creators. You'll be translating user research and business goals into clear, logical structures that developers can build and users can navigate. When you do this well, our customers have a smooth, frustration-free experience, and our internal teams save loads of time. Get it wrong, and people get lost, give up, or can't do their jobs properly, which costs us money and trust. The tricky part is often getting everyone to agree on what things should be called and how they should be grouped – it's a bit like being a translator between different departments. The reward, though? Seeing your structures make a real difference, watching users effortlessly find what they're looking for, and knowing you've made a tangible impact on how our business operates. View
Knowledge management Information Compliance Manager The Information Compliance Manager here is all about making sure our knowledge—the stuff that makes us tick—is handled properly, legally, and ethically. You'll independently manage the day-to-day compliance processes, like handling requests from people wanting to see their data (DSARs) and making sure our internal audits run smoothly. This role sits right at the heart of our Knowledge Management team, bridging the gap between what the business needs to share and what the law says we can or can't do. You'll translate complex regulations into practical steps for our teams. When you do this well, we avoid hefty fines, protect our customers' trust, and keep our intellectual property secure. If things go sideways, we could face serious legal trouble, reputational damage, and a real mess. The tricky part is balancing the need for quick access to information with strict security and privacy rules. It's often a tightrope walk, honestly. But the reward? You get to build and maintain a robust system that protects the entire organisation, knowing your work directly impacts our long-term success and integrity. You're essentially helping us sleep better at night. View
Compliance, quality and safety Information Governance Manager The Information Governance Manager is here to make sure we're managing our critical compliance, quality, health, and safety data properly, from when we create it right up until we delete it. You'll be the one who takes our legal and regulatory requirements and turns them into practical, everyday processes that people can actually follow. This role sits right at the heart of our risk management efforts, working closely with IT, Legal, and our various business units to keep our information safe and compliant. When you do this well, we avoid hefty fines, protect sensitive company information, and make sure we can always find what we need during an audit or investigation. Get it wrong, and we could face serious legal repercussions, reputational damage, or even operational shutdowns. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board with new ways of working, especially when it feels like 'more paperwork'. But the reward? Knowing you've built a robust system that genuinely protects the company and its people, making us more efficient and secure in the long run. Honestly, it's about making sure we're doing the right thing, even when no one's looking. View
Technology and data Information Security Analyst The Information Security Analyst is responsible for independently handling low-to-medium severity security incidents, from the moment an alert pops up right through to closing the case. You'll be the one digging into the details, figuring out if something's genuinely bad, and then making sure we fix it. This directly impacts our ability to keep customer data safe and our business running without a hitch. You'll sit squarely within our Security Operations Centre (SOC) team, working closely with other analysts and our IT colleagues, translating raw log data and alerts into clear, actionable security measures. When you do this job well, we catch threats early, stop breaches in their tracks, and keep our reputation solid. If things go wrong, though, we could be looking at data loss, system downtime, and some pretty hefty regulatory fines – not to mention a lot of angry customers. The tricky part is that the bad guys are always changing their tactics, so you've got to be constantly learning. The reward? Knowing you're the one protecting the company from some very real, very clever threats. It's a bit like being a digital detective, but with much higher stakes. View
Technology and data Infrastructure Engineer The Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for the day-to-day health and uptime of our critical IT systems, from our on-premise virtualisation to our cloud services. You'll be at the coal face, making sure everything from our databases to our network connections are running as they should. When this role is done well, our business just works—applications are fast, data is safe, and our colleagues don't even think about the tech behind it all. When it's not, well, things grind to a halt, and everyone feels it. The challenge is that infrastructure never sleeps, and problems can pop up at any time, often when you least expect them. The reward, honestly, is the satisfaction of keeping the lights on and knowing you're building a rock-solid foundation for the entire company. View
Technology and data Infrastructure Specialist The Infrastructure Specialist independently owns and maintains specific infrastructure components, making sure they're reliable and perform well. You'll work at the intersection of development teams and our cloud providers, translating what the developers need into actual, working infrastructure. This role is about getting things built right and keeping them running without a hitch. When you do this well, our developers can deploy new features quickly, and our customers get a smooth, uninterrupted experience. If things go wrong, well, that means downtime, frustrated users, and a lot of urgent calls. The challenge here is balancing quick fixes with building things properly for the long haul. The reward? Seeing your work directly enable new products and keep our business ticking over. View
Internal consulting Innovation Catalyst The Innovation Catalyst is responsible for taking early-stage ideas and moving them through our innovation pipeline, from concept to validated pilot. You'll independently manage small-to-medium innovation projects, making sure we're learning quickly and efficiently. You'll work at the intersection of business strategy and customer needs, translating big-picture problems into concrete experiments that help our internal clients make better decisions. When this role is done well, we get clear, data-backed answers on whether an idea has legs, saving us from costly mistakes later on. When it's not, we risk wasting resources on concepts that won't deliver real value, or worse, missing out on big opportunities. The challenge is navigating the inevitable 'no's and the constant need to adapt your approach. The reward is seeing your work directly influence the future direction of the business and knowing you've helped create something genuinely new. View
Internal consulting Innovation Consultant As an Innovation Consultant, you'll own specific workstreams within our bigger innovation projects. That means you'll be leading things like customer interviews, running parts of a design sprint, or drafting the first version of a business case. You're essentially the engine room for getting new ideas off the ground, making sure we're actually testing things and learning quickly. This role sits right at the heart of our internal consulting team, bridging the gap between raw ideas and actual business impact. You'll be translating vague concepts into concrete experiments, helping different departments understand what 'innovation' really means for them. When you do this well, we launch pilots that genuinely solve customer problems and create new value for the business. If it's not done well, we risk wasting time and money on 'innovation theatre' – lots of activity, but no real change. The challenge here is convincing people to try new things and being comfortable with ideas failing fast. The reward? Seeing a concept you helped shape actually make a difference to our customers and our bottom line. View
Business process outsourcing Innovation Director The Innovation Director (Mid-Level) is responsible for taking ownership of specific innovation projects and workstreams, turning abstract ideas into tangible improvements for our BPO clients. You'll independently execute process analysis, design automation solutions, and help get new technologies off the ground. This directly impacts how efficient and valuable our services are, ultimately affecting client satisfaction and our bottom line. You'll work at the intersection of our BPO operations and client-facing teams, translating operational pain points and client needs into practical, tech-enabled solutions. It's about bridging the gap between 'how we do things now' and 'how we *could* do things'. When this role is done well, we see real, measurable improvements in our BPO services – think faster processing, fewer errors, and happier clients. When it's not, we risk falling behind competitors, losing client trust, and missing out on significant growth opportunities. The challenge here is balancing big, bold ideas with the practical realities of implementation and getting buy-in from various teams. The reward, though, is seeing your ideas come to life and genuinely making a difference to how a large organisation operates. View
Innovation Innovation Governance Coordinator The Innovation Governance Coordinator is really the engine room for our innovation process. You'll be the one making sure every idea, every project, and every review meeting happens when it should, and that everyone has the right information. Frankly, you're the glue that holds our innovation pipeline together, making sure we don't just talk about innovation but actually do it in a structured way. Day-to-day, you'll sit right at the heart of our innovation team, working closely with the intrapreneurs (our internal entrepreneurs) and the folks on the Innovation Committee. You're translating the big-picture governance framework into practical, actionable steps that project teams can follow. If you do your job well, our innovation process feels fair, transparent, and efficient. If you don't, well, things get messy, projects get delayed, and good ideas might even get lost in the shuffle. The challenge here is balancing the need for structure with the messy, often chaotic nature of new ideas. You've got to be firm but friendly. The reward? You'll get to see exciting new products and services come to life, knowing you played a crucial part in making sure they had a clear path to success. View
Innovation Innovation Hub Manager The Innovation Hub Manager is here to turn raw ideas into validated learnings. You'll design, execute, and analyse experiments for new products, services, or business models, which directly impacts our ability to find new growth areas and stay ahead of the curve. You'll work at the intersection of our central innovation team and various business units, translating big-picture concepts into concrete tests that help us make smart decisions. When this role is done well, we quickly figure out what customers actually want and avoid wasting millions on ideas that won't fly. When it's not, we either miss out on opportunities or, worse, build things nobody needs. The challenge is navigating the corporate landscape to get your experiments off the ground, often with limited resources. The reward, though, is seeing your validated ideas start to gain traction and knowing you've helped shape the company's future. View
Research and development Innovation Manager As an Innovation Manager, you'll own a handful of early-stage R&D innovation projects, guiding them from initial concept right up to their first major stage-gate review. This means you'll be building out the initial business case, doing some market digging, and making sure the technical teams have what they need to start experimenting. You're essentially the bridge between a raw idea and a structured R&D programme. Your work directly impacts our future product pipeline. Get it right, and you're helping us discover the next big thing that keeps us ahead of the competition. Mess it up, and we could be wasting valuable R&D budget on ideas that were never going to fly. The tricky part is dealing with a lot of unknowns and getting different teams excited about something that's still quite abstract. But honestly, seeing a nascent idea you championed start to gain traction and move into serious development? That's incredibly rewarding. View
Research and development Innovation Scout The Innovation Scout is here to independently find and assess new technologies and startups that could actually help our R&D efforts. You'll be the one sifting through all the noise, spotting the genuine signals, and bringing those insights back to our internal teams. This role sits right at the front end of our innovation funnel, acting as a crucial filter for what we should and shouldn't pursue. When you do this well, we avoid chasing dead ends and instead focus our precious R&D budget on things that genuinely have a shot at becoming our next big product or process improvement. Get it wrong, and we could miss a huge opportunity or, worse, waste a lot of time and money on something that was never going to fly. The tricky part is cutting through the hype and getting internal teams to listen to external ideas. But the reward? You get to be at the forefront of shaping our future, seeing your discoveries turn into real-world impact. View
Business process outsourcing Innovation Specialist The Innovation Specialist is here to find and fix the everyday inefficiencies in our Business Process Outsourcing operations. You'll spend your days digging into how things actually work, spotting opportunities for automation or process tweaks, and then helping to build out those solutions. This isn't about grand, abstract strategy; it's about practical, measurable improvements that make a real difference to our clients and our teams. You'll typically sit between our operational teams and our more senior innovation consultants, acting as a bridge to translate operational pain points into actionable improvement plans. You'll take ownership of specific process analysis tasks, helping to design and even deploy some of our simpler automation workflows. When this role is done well, we see tangible reductions in processing times, fewer errors, and happier teams because their tedious tasks are gone. When it's not, we risk falling behind competitors, losing client trust, and frustrating our own people with outdated ways of working. The challenge is often getting to the root cause of a problem, especially when the data is a bit messy or people are used to 'how things have always been done'. You'll need to be persistent and a bit of a detective. The reward, though, is seeing your ideas come to life, knowing you've made a real, positive change, and learning loads about how a big BPO operation actually runs. View
Innovation Innovation Strategist The Innovation Strategist is responsible for taking a specific innovation project or workstream from its initial spark of an idea right through to proving (or disproving) its value. You'll be running experiments, gathering real-world feedback, and making sure we're learning as much as we can, as fast as we can. Day-to-day, you'll be working at the intersection of customer needs and business opportunity, translating vague ideas into concrete hypotheses and then designing the quickest, cheapest ways to test them. You'll work closely with Product, Engineering, and Marketing teams, pulling together the pieces needed to get an experiment off the ground. When you do this well, we quickly figure out which ideas are worth pursuing and which ones we should 'kill' early, saving us a lot of time and money. When it's not done well, we end up wasting resources on ideas that won't work, or worse, missing out on big opportunities. The challenge here is the constant ambiguity and the need to be comfortable with failure as a learning tool. The reward? Seeing a tiny experiment turn into something that could genuinely change the business. View
Finance Insurance Broker As an Insurance Broker, you'll be looking after a portfolio of our existing business clients, making sure their insurance programmes are spot on. Day-to-day, that means managing renewals, handling client queries, and getting new quotes when their needs change. You'll be the main point of contact for these clients, so they'll rely on you for solid advice and quick answers. This role sits right at the heart of our client service team, bridging the gap between our clients and the insurance markets. You'll take what a client tells you about their business – their operations, their worries, their growth plans – and translate that into a comprehensive package for underwriters. When you do this well, clients feel genuinely looked after, their risks are properly covered, and we keep their business for years. If it's not done properly, clients can end up with nasty coverage gaps, or worse, leave us for a competitor. The tricky part is balancing client expectations with market realities – sometimes, you'll have to deliver bad news about price increases. But the reward? Honestly, it's seeing a client through a tough claim, knowing you put the right cover in place for them. That's a huge win. View
Finance Insurance Claims Processor The Insurance Claims Processor is responsible for taking ownership of a portfolio of low-to-moderate complexity claims, seeing them through from the very first call (the FNOL) right up to settlement. You'll be the main point of contact for policyholders, making sure they understand what's happening and that their claim is handled according to their policy and our guidelines. This role sits squarely in the middle of our claims operations, bridging the gap between the initial intake team and the more complex claims handled by senior colleagues. You're essentially the engine room of the claims department, keeping things moving efficiently. When you do this job well, policyholders feel supported, and we pay out exactly what we owe – no more, no less – which keeps our business healthy. If it's not done properly, we risk unhappy customers, financial losses from overpayments, or even regulatory fines. The tricky part is balancing speed with accuracy and empathy, especially when dealing with distressed people. The reward, though, is genuinely helping someone when they need it most, and knowing you've made a real, tangible difference. View
Compliance, quality and safety Insurance Compliance Specialist The Insurance Compliance Specialist is there to make sure our day-to-day insurance operations—things like how we sell policies, handle claims, and talk to customers—actually follow the letter of the law. You'll be the one who takes those dense regulatory documents and figures out what they mean for us, then helps put those rules into practice. Honestly, it's about protecting the business from getting into hot water with the regulators. You'll work at the intersection of our business units, like Claims and Underwriting, and the ever-changing regulatory landscape, translating complex legal speak into clear, actionable steps that our teams can follow. When this role is done well, we avoid fines, keep our licence to operate, and build trust with our customers. When it's not, well, that's when the headlines get ugly and our reputation takes a hammering. The challenge? It's often like being a detective and a diplomat all at once—you're uncovering potential issues and then convincing people to fix them. The reward is knowing you're genuinely safeguarding the company and its future. View
Finance Insurance Customer Relations Specialist The Insurance Customer Relations Specialist is here to independently sort out moderately complex customer issues, making sure our policyholders get clear, accurate answers and feel supported. You'll be the main point of contact for many, often dealing with questions about their policies, billing, or the early stages of a claim. Essentially, you're the bridge between our customers and the complex world of insurance. When you do this job well, customers feel understood, their issues get sorted quickly, and they walk away feeling good about us. Mess it up, and you risk losing a customer, or worse, facing a formal complaint to the Department of Insurance (DOI). The tricky part is keeping your cool and finding solutions even when the customer is stressed or angry, especially with the constant pressure of call volumes. The reward, though? Knowing you've genuinely helped someone through a tough time, simplifying something complicated, and seeing their relief. View
Finance Insurance Manager As an Insurance Manager, you'll pretty much own the day-to-day running of specific insurance processes, making sure everything from data collection to initial policy reviews is handled properly. This role sits right at the heart of our Finance team, translating complex insurance jargon and requirements into clear actions that keep the business protected. You'll be the one making sure our insurance house is in order, which directly helps our Senior Insurance Manager focus on the bigger, trickier stuff. When you do this job well, our internal teams get their Certificates of Insurance (COIs) on time, our claims are reported accurately and quickly, and our renewal data is clean, meaning fewer headaches and better terms for us. If things go wrong here, we could face delays, inaccurate coverage, or even missed claims, which can get really expensive, really fast. The tricky part is often chasing people for information that's always 'urgent' for them, but usually 'low priority' until it isn't. The reward, though, is becoming the go-to person for specific lines of coverage, truly understanding how we manage risk, and seeing your meticulous work directly contribute to the company's financial defence. View
Finance Insurance Operations Specialist The Insurance Operations Specialist takes ownership of a specific operational process within our insurance business, ensuring its reliable and accurate execution. You'll independently handle routine tasks, making sure policies are issued correctly, claims are processed efficiently, or payments are reconciled without a hitch. This role sits right at the heart of our service delivery, often bridging the gap between our customers, brokers, and internal teams like Underwriting or Claims. When you do this job well, things just hum along. Customers get their policies on time, claims are settled quickly, and our financial records are spotless. If it's not done right, we're looking at frustrated customers, potential regulatory headaches, and financial discrepancies. The challenge? It's often about dealing with messy data or unusual cases that don't quite fit the standard process. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly impact customer satisfaction and knowing you're a critical cog in a complex machine. View
Sales Insurance Sales Consultant The Insurance Sales Consultant is responsible for driving new business by identifying, qualifying, and closing sales for our insurance products. You'll be the face of the company for potential clients, understanding their worries and translating complex insurance jargon into solutions that make sense. You'll work at the intersection of client needs and our underwriting capabilities, turning a prospect's risk into a secured policy that protects what matters to them. When this role is done well, you're not just hitting targets; you're building a loyal client base that trusts you, and you're directly contributing to the company's growth. When it's not, well, the pipeline dries up, clients go elsewhere, and frankly, you won't be hitting your commission goals. The challenge is consistently finding new opportunities and navigating the often-complex world of insurance policies and client objections. The reward? Honestly, it's seeing a client genuinely relieved when you've sorted out their protection, and of course, the uncapped commission structure that rewards your hard work. View
Compliance, quality and safety Integrated Management Systems Auditor The Integrated Management Systems Auditor independently checks our internal processes against international standards like ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001. You'll be the one making sure we're not just 'ticking boxes' but genuinely living up to our commitments in quality, environmental protection, and workplace safety. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams—think Production, Logistics, HR—and our compliance requirements, translating what's written in a procedure into what actually happens on the ground. When this role is done well, we catch potential issues before they become real problems, reduce risks, and actually improve how we do things. When it's not, we could face regulatory fines, reputational damage, or, worse, put our people at risk. The challenge is often getting to the real story behind the paperwork without alienating people. The reward? Seeing your findings lead to tangible improvements that make the workplace safer, more efficient, and more compliant. View
Compliance, quality and safety Integrated Management Systems Specialist The Integrated Management Systems Specialist is here to make sure our quality, environmental, and health & safety systems aren't just pretty documents, but actually work in practice. You'll take ownership of key processes within our IMS, like managing corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs) and diving into internal audits. This directly impacts our ability to pass external audits, win new business (many clients demand ISO certification), and, most importantly, keep our people safe and our operations compliant. When you do this well, our systems run smoothly, issues get fixed properly, and everyone understands their role in keeping us compliant. If it's not done right, we risk failed audits, regulatory fines, and a general loss of trust – not ideal, is it? The trickiest part is often getting everyone across the business to see the value in these systems and actually follow the procedures, rather than just 'pencil-whipping' forms. The reward, though, is seeing a tangible improvement in our operations, knowing you've helped prevent incidents, and contributing to a safer, more efficient workplace. View
Property and facilities Integrated Technology Manager The Integrated Technology Manager is responsible for the smooth, day-to-day running of our core facilities technology systems. You'll be the person who knows our IWMS, CMMS, and basic BMS inside out, making sure they're actually working for our teams on the ground. You'll sit right at the intersection of our physical buildings and the digital tools that manage them, taking raw data and turning it into something useful for our facilities managers and property teams. When you do this job well, our building operations run like clockwork, maintenance gets done efficiently, and our teams have the right information at their fingertips. If things go wrong, we're looking at frustrated tenants, missed maintenance, and potentially higher operational costs because of manual workarounds. The challenge here is making disparate systems talk to each other and convincing people to use the tech properly. The reward, though, is seeing our buildings become genuinely smarter and more efficient, directly improving the experience for everyone involved. View
Corporate strategy Intelligence Analyst As an Intelligence Analyst, you'll independently manage a specific 'beat' – think of it as owning the intelligence gathering for a key competitor or a particular market segment. This means you'll be the go-to person for insights in that area, drafting initial analyses and summaries that help shape our tactical decisions. You'll work at the intersection of external market signals and our internal strategy discussions, translating raw data into actionable insights that our Product, Sales, and Leadership teams use to make smarter moves. When you do this well, we spot emerging threats early, understand competitor moves before they hit, and find new growth areas. If you miss something big, though, we could make a costly strategic blunder or lose out on a crucial opportunity. The tricky part is sifting through all the noise to find the real signals, especially when the data is messy or incomplete. But the reward? You'll see your work directly influence important business decisions, helping us stay ahead in a really competitive market. View
Compliance, quality and safety Internal Audit Manager The Internal Audit Manager (CQHS) is responsible for independently carrying out specific audit sections, making sure our internal controls for Compliance, Quality, Health, and Safety are actually working. You'll be the person on the ground, checking if what's written in our policies matches what's happening day-to-day. This directly impacts our ability to avoid fines, keep our staff safe, and maintain our reputation. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams and the broader audit function, translating complex regulatory requirements into practical audit tests and then into clear findings that our business leaders can act on. When this role is done well, we catch potential issues early, strengthen our processes, and everyone can sleep a bit easier. When it's not, we could be looking at serious incidents, regulatory breaches, or even reputational damage. The challenge is often getting busy people to give you the information you need and sometimes delivering news they don't want to hear. The reward is knowing you're genuinely making the company safer and more compliant, which, frankly, is pretty important work. View
Finance Internal Auditor The Internal Auditor is responsible for executing specific audit procedures and evaluating the effectiveness of internal controls across various financial processes. You'll dive deep into areas like accounts payable, revenue recognition, or treasury operations, making sure everything's running as it should. This directly impacts our financial integrity and our ability to meet regulatory requirements without a hitch. Day-to-day, you'll be working closely with process owners in Finance, Operations, and sometimes IT, translating audit requirements into practical requests and then turning raw data into clear findings. When you do this well, we catch potential problems early, avoid costly mistakes, and give our senior leaders confidence in our controls. If it's not done well, we could face regulatory fines, financial misstatements, or even fraud, which frankly, nobody wants. The tricky part is often getting the right information on time and explaining complex control weaknesses to busy business folks. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly contribute to a more secure and efficient financial organisation, knowing you've helped protect the company and its customers. View
Marketing Internal Communications Specialist The Internal Communications Specialist is here to make sure our Marketing team feels connected, informed, and genuinely excited about what we're doing. Day-to-day, you'll be writing, editing, and publishing all sorts of internal messages, from weekly newsletters to big project updates. You're essentially the glue, making sure that brilliant campaign launch or new strategy gets the internal airtime it deserves, helping everyone understand their part in the bigger picture. This role sits right at the heart of our Marketing department, working closely with various teams to translate their hard work and big ideas into clear, engaging stories for our colleagues. You'll take the jargon and the complex plans, turning them into something everyone can grasp and get behind. When you do this well, our Marketing team is more aligned, more productive, and frankly, a lot happier. If messages are unclear or missed, it can lead to confusion, duplicated effort, and a feeling of being out of the loop. The challenge? Getting your message heard in a noisy world, and making sure it lands just right for different groups within Marketing. The reward? Seeing a truly informed and motivated team, knowing you've helped foster a strong, transparent culture. View
Technology and data International Analytics Architecture Manager As an International Analytics Architecture Manager, you'll independently build and maintain crucial data pipelines and infrastructure components that feed our global analytics platforms. This means taking a design from a Senior Architect and turning it into robust, working code that handles data from various international sources, ensuring it's clean and ready for analysis. You'll sit right at the heart of our data operations, connecting source systems to our data warehouse, making sure the right data gets to the right people at the right time. When you do this well, our business teams get accurate, timely insights that help them make better decisions, whether they're in marketing, sales, or finance. Get it wrong, and you'll see dashboards breaking, reports showing incorrect numbers, and people losing trust in our data – which, frankly, is a nightmare. The tricky part is dealing with messy data from disparate international systems and making sense of conflicting requirements from different regional teams. The real reward, though, is seeing your work directly enable critical business functions and knowing you're building something that genuinely matters on a global scale. View
Technology and data International Analytics Specialist The International Analytics Specialist is here to own the delivery of our standard regional reports and dashboards, making sure our international teams have the right data at their fingertips. You'll be the one independently managing these key deliverables, which directly impacts how quickly and effectively our Country Managers can react to market changes. You'll sit right between the central data team and the regional business units, translating raw data into clear, actionable insights that our Sales, Marketing, and Product teams use to hit their targets. When you do this job well, our regional teams feel well-informed, they trust the numbers, and they can make faster, better decisions. Get it wrong, and they're flying blind, potentially missing opportunities or making costly mistakes in new markets. The tricky part is dealing with messy, inconsistent data from different countries and making it all comparable. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly influence business outcomes across the globe, helping us grow in genuinely new and exciting places. View
Events and experiential marketing International Brand Activation Manager The International Brand Activation Manager is responsible for independently delivering key components of our global experiential marketing calendar. This means you'll be taking a brief and turning it into a real-world event, whether that's a product launch in Berlin or a pop-up experience in Tokyo. You'll work at the intersection of our global brand strategy and local market execution, translating big ideas into tangible, impactful experiences that resonate with our audience. When you do this well, our brand feels alive and relevant in diverse markets, driving engagement and, ultimately, sales pipeline. If it's not done well, we risk wasting significant budget on activations that fall flat, or worse, damage our brand reputation. The tricky part is juggling multiple moving parts across different time zones and cultural contexts, often with tight deadlines and unexpected hurdles. The reward, though, is seeing thousands of people connect with our brand in a truly memorable way, knowing you made it happen. View
Business transformation and change International Business Change Director The International Business Change Director (we call it a Change Consultant internally, to be frank) is responsible for owning a complete change workstream within a larger international project. This means you'll plan, build, and deliver specific pieces of the change puzzle, like a training programme or a communications plan, across multiple countries. You're not just supporting; you're taking charge of your piece of the pie. You'll work at the intersection of our project teams and the actual people in the business who have to change how they work, translating technical jargon into something everyone can understand and act on. When you do this well, people adopt new ways of working quickly, and the business sees the benefits we promised. If it's not done well, people get confused, frustrated, and they'll just go back to the old way, which costs us time and money. The challenge here is balancing global consistency with local needs, often with tight deadlines. The reward? Seeing your work genuinely make a difference to how thousands of people do their jobs every day. View
Business transformation and change International Business Change Support Coordinator The International Business Change Support Coordinator is here to make sure our big international projects actually land well with the people who have to use the new stuff. You'll own specific chunks of the change effort for a country or a business unit, like making sure everyone's ready for testing or that the right messages get out at the right time. This directly impacts how quickly our teams adopt new ways of working and, frankly, whether our multi-million-pound investments actually pay off. You'll sit right between the central project teams and our local business units, translating what's needed from HQ into something that makes sense on the ground. When you do this well, our projects go live smoothly, people feel supported, and we see real improvements in how we operate. If it's not done well, we end up with frustrated employees, missed deadlines, and new systems that no one actually uses properly – which, let's be real, is a huge waste of time and money. The tricky part is often getting busy people to give you what you need, even when they're swamped. The reward? You get to see the tangible impact of your work, helping thousands of colleagues adapt and improve their daily jobs across the globe. You're making a real difference, even if it's behind the scenes. View
International business International Business Development Manager The International Business Development Manager is here to scout out and kick-start our growth in new international territories. You'll be identifying potential partners or direct clients, getting them interested, and then qualifying those leads so our sales teams can close the deals. Frankly, you're the front line for our global expansion, making sure we're talking to the right people in the right places. Day-to-day, you'll sit right at the beginning of our international sales funnel. You're translating raw market data and strategic goals into actual conversations with potential customers or partners. When you do this well, we're building a healthy pipeline of new business, which means solid revenue growth for the company. If it's not done well, we're wasting time on dead ends and missing out on huge opportunities abroad. The tricky part is cutting through the noise in unfamiliar markets and finding those golden contacts. The reward, though, is seeing your initial conversations turn into tangible new revenue streams for the business. View
Business transformation and change International Business Transformation Coordinator The International Business Transformation Coordinator is here to make sure our global change projects run smoothly, especially the smaller, defined bits. You'll take ownership of specific workstreams, like coordinating training schedules across different regions or managing the communication plan for a new system rollout. This directly impacts our ability to deliver projects on time and get people actually using the new ways of working. You'll be sitting right between the project managers and the teams on the ground, translating big plans into actionable steps and making sure everyone's on the same page. When you do this well, projects hit their deadlines, people feel supported through the change, and our new processes actually get adopted. If it's not done well, things get messy quickly: missed deadlines, confused teams, and projects that cost a fortune but don't deliver any real business value. The tricky part is navigating different cultures and time zones, plus getting busy people to give you the information you need. The reward, though, is seeing a complex international project successfully implemented and knowing you played a crucial part in making it happen. View
Internal consulting International Business Transformation Manager The International Business Transformation Manager is here to really get their hands dirty with our global change programmes. You'll be owning specific workstreams within larger projects, taking a concept like 'optimising our European supply chain' and breaking it down into concrete steps. This means you'll spend your days mapping out 'As-Is' processes, designing 'To-Be' solutions, and then figuring out how to get people from A to B. You'll work at the intersection of our central strategy team and the local business units, translating high-level goals into practical changes that regional teams can actually implement. When you do this well, you'll see tangible improvements: quicker processes, happier customers, and less wasted effort. Get it wrong, and we'll have frustrated teams, projects that stall, and benefits that never quite materialise. The challenge, honestly, is getting everyone on board when they're already busy with their day jobs and might not see the immediate benefit of change. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly improve how we operate as a global business, making a real difference to people's daily lives at work. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Certification Documentation Assistant The International Certification Documentation Assistant is responsible for independently managing the lifecycle of our crucial compliance documents, which directly impacts our ability to secure and maintain international certifications. You'll work at the intersection of our technical teams and our external auditors, translating complex operational processes into clear, auditable records that everyone can understand. When this role is done well, we pass audits with flying colours, launch new products without regulatory delays, and avoid costly fines. When it's not, we risk losing certifications, facing product recalls, and damaging our reputation. The challenge is keeping everything perfectly aligned in a constantly changing regulatory landscape, often chasing busy people for critical information. The reward is knowing you're directly enabling the business to operate globally and safely. View
Internal consulting International Change Management Consultant The International Change Management Consultant is here to make sure our big internal projects actually land well with our people across different countries. You'll own specific chunks of a larger change programme, like crafting the communications plan for a new system in Germany or designing the training strategy for a process overhaul in India. It's about translating the technical 'what' into the human 'how' and 'why'. You'll sit right between the project teams (who build the new stuff) and the business units (who have to use it). Your job is to bridge that gap, making sure everyone's on the same page and feels supported. This role directly impacts how quickly our new initiatives get adopted and how much disruption we cause along the way. When you do it well, projects deliver their benefits faster, and our colleagues feel heard and prepared. If it's not done well, people get frustrated, adoption stalls, and we end up wasting a lot of money and effort. The tricky part is often dealing with resistance that isn't always obvious, or getting different regional teams to agree on a common approach when their local needs vary. Honestly, it can be a bit like herding cats sometimes, especially across different time zones. The reward, though? Seeing your work actually make a difference to thousands of people, helping them embrace new ways of working, and knowing you've helped the business move forward without leaving people behind. That's pretty satisfying, if we're being frank. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Circular Economy Specialist The International Circular Economy Specialist is here to make sure our products meet global environmental compliance rules, especially around material use and end-of-life. You'll be the one managing the data and reporting for specific product lines or regulations, helping us understand where our materials come from and where they go. It's about translating complex environmental policies into practical actions for our product teams and suppliers. This role sits right at the intersection of product development, supply chain, and our legal compliance teams. You'll be taking raw material data and turning it into clear, actionable insights that our engineers can use to design better products, and that our sales teams can use to confidently sell them worldwide. When you do this job well, we avoid hefty fines, keep our products on the market globally, and genuinely reduce our environmental footprint. If it's not done right, we could face product recalls, market access issues, and a real hit to our reputation. The tricky part is getting accurate, timely data from a sprawling global supply chain and then making sense of it all. The reward? You'll see your work directly impact how our products are made and managed, helping us build a more sustainable business. View
Finance International Claims Coordinator The International Claims Coordinator is responsible for independently managing a caseload of international claims, from the very first notification of loss (FNOL) right through to final settlement. You'll be the main point of contact for claimants, brokers, and third parties, making sure all the necessary information is gathered, assessed, and processed accurately. You'll work at the intersection of our Finance Operations, Legal, and Underwriting teams, translating complex policy wordings and international regulations into clear, actionable steps that ensure our financial commitments are met responsibly. When you do this job well, claimants get paid correctly and on time, our financial exposure is managed, and our reputation stays solid. If things go wrong, we could face significant financial losses, regulatory fines, or even legal action, not to mention unhappy customers. The tricky part is juggling multiple claims across different time zones and legal frameworks, often with incomplete or conflicting information. The reward, honestly, is knowing you've helped someone through a difficult situation and ensured the company honours its promises. View
Finance International Claims Handler The International Claims Handler is responsible for independently managing a specific caseload of international claims, making sure they're handled efficiently and fairly. You'll be the main point of contact for clients, brokers, and sometimes even legal teams, translating complex claim situations into clear actions that meet both our policy obligations and regulatory requirements. When this role is done well, our customers feel supported, and our financial exposures are accurately managed. When it's not, we risk unhappy clients, regulatory fines, and unexpected financial hits. The challenge is balancing empathy with commercial reality and navigating different legal systems. The reward is knowing you've helped someone through a tough time and protected the company's interests. View
Finance International Claims Specialist The International Claims Specialist is responsible for managing a caseload of moderately complex international claims, from the initial report right through to settlement. You'll be the one digging into the details, talking to people all over the world, and making sure we get to the right outcome. You'll work at the intersection of our Finance team and external parties like lawyers and loss adjusters, translating complex situations into clear financial outcomes that protect the company's bottom line. When you do this job well, claims are settled fairly and efficiently, our costs are controlled, and our reputation stays solid. If it's not done properly, we could end up overpaying, facing legal challenges, or even damaging important client relationships. The challenge is navigating different legal systems, cultural nuances, and often incomplete information. The reward? Successfully resolving a tricky, multi-jurisdictional claim and knowing you've saved the company a significant amount of money. View
Legal International Compliance Coordinator The International Compliance Coordinator is responsible for independently managing routine compliance tasks, especially around third-party due diligence and regulatory filings across various countries. You'll be the one who actually gets the work done, making sure we're following the rules day in, day out. You'll sit right at the intersection of our legal obligations and our business operations, translating complex international laws into practical steps that our teams can follow. When you do this well, we avoid fines, keep our reputation intact, and the business can grow confidently. If it's not done properly, we're looking at regulatory penalties, client losses, and a lot of headaches for senior leadership. The challenge, honestly, is keeping up with ever-changing global regulations while making sure the business still moves at pace. The reward? Knowing you're a critical defence line for the firm, keeping us out of trouble and enabling legitimate growth. View
International business International Compliance Specialist As an International Compliance Specialist, you'll be the backbone for a specific area of our global compliance programme. Think of it as owning a particular process – maybe it's making sure all our new partners are properly screened, or perhaps it's tracking all the mandatory policy attestations. You'll independently manage these tasks, spotting issues and proposing ways to make things better. This role sits right at the coal face, translating complex rules into practical steps for our teams. You're the one making sure the 'i's are dotted and 't's are crossed, protecting us from regulatory headaches. When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, keep our reputation squeaky clean, and our business can grow safely. Get it wrong, and we could face hefty fines or even lose our operating licence in certain markets. The tricky part is balancing strict rules with the everyday needs of a fast-moving business. The reward? Knowing you're a crucial shield for the company, and seeing your work directly prevent real risks. View
Business transformation and change International Continuous Improvement Analyst The International Continuous Improvement Analyst is here to figure out why things aren't running as smoothly as they could be and then help put them right. You'll independently manage smaller improvement projects or take on big chunks of work within larger transformation programmes. This means getting stuck into process mapping, data analysis, and then actually coming up with solutions that make sense and stick. Day-to-day, you'll be the one translating messy operational data into clear insights, showing us where we're wasting time or money. You'll work closely with teams across different countries, helping them understand *their* processes better and seeing how small changes can add up to big wins. When you do this job well, our teams spend less time on frustrating, manual tasks, and our customers get a better, faster service. If it's not done well, we'll keep making the same mistakes, burning through cash, and frustrating our staff. The tricky part is often getting people to change their established ways, even when the data clearly shows a better path. But the reward? Honestly, it's seeing a tangible improvement, knowing you've made someone's working life easier, and watching the numbers shift in the right direction. View
Procurement International Contracts Specialist The International Contracts Specialist is here to own and manage our standard-risk contracts, especially the ones that cross borders. You'll be the main point of contact for suppliers on routine negotiations, making sure we get the best terms while staying compliant. This role sits right at the heart of our Procurement team, bridging the gap between what the business needs and what our legal and risk teams say is sensible. You're translating commercial intent into legally sound documents that actually work in practice. When you do this job well, our business units get their suppliers onboarded faster, with fewer headaches, and we avoid nasty surprises down the line – like unexpected liabilities or auto-renewals we didn't want. If things go wrong, though, we could end up with contracts that expose us to significant financial or reputational risks, or simply slow down our operations. The challenge here is balancing speed with thoroughness, especially when dealing with different legal systems and cultural nuances. The reward? Knowing you've protected the company, saved us money, and helped build strong, reliable supplier relationships globally. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Corporate Governance Officer The International Corporate Governance Officer is responsible for keeping our overseas companies legally sound and well-governed. You'll take ownership of a portfolio of our international subsidiaries, making sure they meet all their local legal and regulatory obligations. Honestly, it's a lot of detail work, but it's absolutely crucial for protecting the company. This role sits right at the heart of our global legal and compliance efforts. You'll be the one translating complex local laws into practical actions, ensuring our entities stay in good standing. You'll work closely with local legal counsel, finance teams, and business unit leaders to gather information and get things done. When you do this job well, our company avoids hefty fines, reputational damage, and operational disruptions. Get it wrong, and we could face legal challenges, lose our licence to operate in certain markets, or even have a subsidiary struck off. The challenge is juggling multiple jurisdictions, each with its own quirks and deadlines. The reward? Knowing you're a key shield for the business, keeping us safe and sound on the global stage, and becoming a real expert in international corporate law. View
Sustainability International CSR Coordinator The International CSR Coordinator is responsible for making sure our global social impact programmes run like clockwork. You'll be the go-to person for managing our annual grant cycles, keeping our employee giving platform humming, and pulling together all the data we need for our big annual reports. Honestly, you're the glue that holds our international CSR efforts together, translating big ideas into practical, day-to-day actions. This role sits right at the intersection of our global CSR strategy and its actual execution. You'll be taking the plans our Senior Specialists and Managers dream up and turning them into tangible results, working with teams in different countries. When you do this well, our programmes are delivered on time, our partners are happy, and our data is squeaky clean for reporting. If things go sideways, we risk reputational damage, missed deadlines, and unhappy partners – which, frankly, nobody wants. The tricky part is often chasing down information from various time zones and making sure everyone's playing by the same rules, even when local contexts differ. You'll need to be incredibly organised and patient, because not every region operates at the same pace. The reward, though, is seeing the real-world impact of your work, knowing that you've helped make a tangible difference in communities around the globe. It's pretty satisfying, actually, when a complex project finally comes together. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Customer Quality Director The International Customer Quality Director (at this level, we're really talking about a Customer Quality Engineer, to be frank) is responsible for owning individual customer complaints from start to finish, which directly impacts our customer trust and regulatory standing. You'll work at the intersection of our customers, sales, and engineering teams, translating messy customer feedback into clear, actionable quality investigations that our product and operations teams use to improve our offerings. When this role is done well, customers feel heard, problems get solved quickly, and we avoid bigger regulatory headaches. When it's not, complaints pile up, customers get frustrated, and we risk product recalls or fines. The challenge is often getting to the real root cause when information is scarce or conflicting, especially across different countries. The reward? Knowing you've prevented future issues and kept our customers happy and safe. View
Technology and data International Cybersecurity Analyst The International Cybersecurity Analyst is here to independently investigate and sort out security incidents that pop up across our global network. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into alerts, figuring out what's actually happening, and then putting a stop to it. You'll sit right in the middle of our Security Operations Centre (SOC) team, working closely with engineers and other analysts to keep our systems safe, no matter where they are in the world. When you do this job well, our international offices stay secure, our data stays private, and we avoid those nasty headlines. Mess it up, and we could be looking at data breaches, regulatory fines, and a lot of unhappy customers. The tricky part is dealing with incidents that cross borders, where different laws and time zones make everything a bit more complicated. The reward? Honestly, it's knowing you've protected the company from a serious threat, often under pressure, and seeing your skills grow with every challenge. View
Technology and data International Data Science Assistant The International Data Science Assistant is here to make sure our global teams have reliable, clean data to make decisions. You'll be the person independently handling those standard data requests, building basic dashboards, and doing the initial deep dives into new datasets. Basically, you're the engine that keeps our data insights moving forward. You'll sit right in the middle of our data team, working closely with more senior analysts and scientists, but also touching base with folks in Product, Marketing, and Operations who need your numbers. When you do this job well, everyone gets accurate, timely information, which means better decisions and fewer arguments about 'whose numbers are right'. If you don't, well, people start making decisions based on gut feelings or outdated info, and that's never good for the business. The tricky part is that data is rarely clean, and sometimes people don't quite know what they're asking for. The reward? Seeing your work directly influence how we operate in different countries and knowing you've built something reliable. View
Human resources International Employment Counsel The International Employment Counsel is here to make sure we're playing by the rules in every country we operate in. Day-to-day, you'll be giving clear, practical legal advice on all sorts of employment matters, from hiring to firing, and everything in between, for your assigned patch of countries. You're essentially the first line of defence, helping our HR teams and managers make sound decisions that keep us out of trouble and treat our people fairly. When you do this well, we avoid expensive lawsuits, keep our reputation intact, and everyone knows where they stand. Get it wrong, and we could face hefty fines, bad press, and a very unhappy workforce. The tricky part is that what's perfectly fine in one country might be a huge no-no in another, so you're constantly juggling different legal systems. The reward, though, is seeing your advice directly help the business achieve its goals without legal headaches, and honestly, learning something new about a different culture almost every day. View
Sustainability International ESG Specialist The International ESG Specialist is responsible for managing specific ESG data collection and reporting processes, which directly impacts our company's reputation and our ability to meet regulatory demands. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams and external reporting requirements, translating raw data into clear, auditable disclosures that investors, customers, and regulators rely on. When this role is done well, our sustainability reports are accurate, timely, and stand up to scrutiny, helping us build trust and avoid fines. When it's not, we risk reputational damage, regulatory penalties, and losing investor confidence. The challenge is often getting good quality data from busy people who don't always understand why you need it. The reward is seeing your work directly contribute to a more sustainable business and a better perception of our company globally. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Financial Compliance Specialist The International Financial Compliance Specialist is here to independently manage a caseload of standard financial crime alerts and client due diligence files from start to finish. You're the person who looks at a transaction or a new client and says, 'Hang on, something doesn't quite add up here,' or 'This looks fine, let's move it along.' You'll be working at the sharp end, making sure our money isn't funding anything illegal or getting caught up in sanctions breaches. This role sits right in the middle of our compliance operations, bridging the gap between the initial screening tools and the more complex investigations handled by senior folk. You'll be the one who takes the raw data, applies our policies, and makes a clear call. When you do this job well, we avoid massive regulatory fines, keep our reputation squeaky clean, and importantly, stop bad actors from using our services. Get it wrong, and we could be looking at significant penalties, public scrutiny, and a lot of headaches for the board. The challenge? It's often a game of finding a needle in a haystack, and the 'haystack' is constantly changing. The reward, though, is knowing you're genuinely protecting the firm and contributing to the fight against financial crime globally. It's meaningful work, even if it's not always glamorous. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Fire Safety Manager The International Fire Safety Manager (at this level) is responsible for making sure our facilities—across a specific region or group of sites—are safe from fire, day in, day out. You'll independently handle the practical side of fire safety, which directly impacts our operational uptime, insurance costs, and, most importantly, the safety of our colleagues. You'll work closely with local site teams and our central Compliance, Quality, Health & Safety group, translating global standards into local actions and making sure everyone understands what needs doing. When you do this job well, we'll see fewer fire incidents, quicker resolution of safety issues, and a real culture of fire awareness on site. Get it wrong, and we're looking at potential disruptions, regulatory fines, or, frankly, something much worse. The tricky part is balancing strict compliance with the operational realities of a busy site; you'll often need to find practical solutions that still meet the letter of the law. The reward? Knowing you're directly contributing to a safer workplace and seeing your efforts genuinely protect people and property. View
Property and facilities International Health and Safety Advisor The International Health and Safety Advisor is responsible for making sure our buildings and the people in them are safe, day in, day out. You'll be spending most of your time on site, checking things over, talking to people, and making sure our contractors are doing things properly. This role directly impacts our ability to keep our tenants happy, avoid costly incidents, and protect our reputation. You'll work right alongside our Facilities Managers and site teams, translating our global safety standards into practical actions they can take. When you do this well, our incident rates drop, our insurance costs stay low, and everyone feels safer at work. If it's not done well, we're looking at injuries, fines, and a lot of bad press. The challenge is getting everyone on board when they're busy, and the reward is genuinely making a difference to people's lives. View
Knowledge management International Information Management Coordinator The International Information Management Coordinator is responsible for making sure our global knowledge – all those documents, processes, and insights – is organised, easy to find, and actually useful. You'll primarily focus on managing the lifecycle of content for specific departments or regions, making sure it’s up-to-date and accessible. This role sits right at the heart of how our teams collaborate and learn, translating raw information into structured knowledge that helps everyone do their job better. When you do this well, our teams spend less time searching for answers and more time delivering for our customers. People won't be recreating work that already exists, and our global operations will run much smoother. If it's not done properly, we end up with 'content rot' – outdated, conflicting information that frustrates everyone and slows us down. The tricky part is getting busy people to follow the rules and understand why a good information structure actually matters. The reward, though? You get to build a genuinely smarter, more efficient organisation, seeing your work directly improve how colleagues across different countries operate. View
Compliance, quality and safety International ISO Auditor As an International ISO Auditor, you'll independently audit specific processes or clauses as part of a larger audit team, making sure we're sticking to our promises and the ISO standards. Day-to-day, this means gathering evidence, documenting any issues, and writing up clear non-conformance reports. You're essentially the eyes and ears for our management systems, checking if they're actually 'living and breathing' rather than just gathering dust in a binder. When you do this well, we keep our certifications, avoid costly mistakes, and frankly, just make the business stronger and safer. If you don't, we risk losing certifications, facing regulatory penalties, and potentially damaging our reputation. The tricky part is often getting people to see you as a partner, not just the 'police', and sometimes dealing with 'audit-day theatre' where everything looks perfect. But the reward? Knowing your work directly contributes to better quality, a safer workplace, and a more environmentally responsible organisation. View
Sales International Key Account Manager The International Key Account Manager is responsible for looking after a handful of our important international clients, making sure they're happy and finding new opportunities for us to work together. This means you'll be the main point of contact for these accounts, handling everything from renewals to finding small expansion deals. You'll work at the intersection of our clients' needs and our internal product and service teams, translating client challenges into solutions that our business can deliver. When this role is done well, our key clients stick around, grow their business with us, and become advocates. If it's not, we risk losing valuable accounts, and frankly, that hurts the bottom line. The challenge is balancing what the client wants with what's actually possible internally, often across different time zones. The reward? Seeing your accounts grow and knowing you've built strong, trust-based relationships that genuinely help our clients succeed. View
Property and facilities International Maintenance Coordinator The International Maintenance Coordinator is responsible for making sure our buildings across a specific international region stay operational and safe. Day-to-day, you'll be the one fielding maintenance requests, getting the right people on site, and tracking everything until it's sorted. You'll work at the intersection of our local operations teams and our network of external vendors, translating urgent problems into clear work orders and ensuring everyone's on the same page. When you do this job well, our colleagues can focus on their work without worrying about a leaky roof or a broken lift. Properties stay compliant, costs are kept in check, and everyone knows who to call. If things go wrong, however, you could be looking at unhappy tenants, spiralling repair costs, or even regulatory fines. The tricky part is juggling multiple urgent issues across different time zones and cultural contexts, often with limited local resources. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of keeping a complex, global operation ticking along, knowing your work directly contributes to a comfortable and safe environment for hundreds of people. View
Property and facilities International Maintenance Director The International Maintenance Director (at this level, think 'Site Lead') is responsible for the day-to-day operational health of one of our key properties or a small group of sites. You'll make sure everything from the boilers to the fire alarms is working as it should, keeping our people safe and our operations humming. This role sits right at the sharp end, translating global maintenance standards into practical, local actions. You're the one making sure contractors show up on time and do the job right, first time. When you do this well, our buildings are reliable, compliant, and comfortable. When things go wrong, it usually means unhappy occupants, costly reactive repairs, and potential safety risks – which, let's be honest, nobody wants. The real challenge here is juggling urgent issues with planned work, all while keeping a tight grip on the budget. The reward, though, is seeing a well-maintained building and knowing you've kept things running smoothly, directly impacting the daily experience of hundreds of people. View
Operations International Maintenance Manager The International Maintenance Manager is here to make sure our maintenance programmes run smoothly across our various international sites. You'll work closely with local site teams and your Senior Manager, translating our global maintenance goals into practical, day-to-day actions that keep our equipment humming. When you do this well, our production lines stay up, costs stay down, and our safety record is solid. If things go wrong, we're looking at expensive downtime, missed production targets, and potentially safety incidents. The big challenge is getting everyone on the same page when they're in different time zones, speaking different languages, and have their own ways of doing things. But the reward? You'll see your efforts directly impact our global output and help build genuinely reliable operations. View
Operations International Manufacturing Data Analyst The International Manufacturing Data Analyst is responsible for turning raw operational data into clear, actionable insights that directly impact our global manufacturing efficiency and product quality. You'll spend your days pulling data, cleaning it up (honestly, a lot of cleaning), and then building reports and dashboards that show us where we can improve. You'll work at the intersection of our factory floors and the management teams, translating complex numbers into simple stories that help everyone understand what needs to happen next. When this role is done well, we see fewer production bottlenecks, less waste, and our machines run more smoothly – ultimately saving us money and getting products to customers faster. When it's not, we're flying blind, making decisions based on gut feel rather than facts, which can lead to costly errors and missed targets. The challenge is often the sheer volume and messiness of the data, plus getting different teams to agree on what the numbers actually mean. The reward is seeing your analysis directly lead to tangible improvements on the factory floor, knowing you've made a real difference to our global operations. View
Procurement International Purchasing Coordinator The International Purchasing Coordinator is responsible for making sure our goods arrive from overseas suppliers without a hitch. You'll be the one placing orders, tracking shipments, and sorting out all the paperwork that comes with importing. This role sits right at the heart of our supply chain, connecting our suppliers, freight forwarders, and internal teams like Production and Sales. When you do this well, our production lines keep running, our shelves stay stocked, and we avoid those nasty extra costs like demurrage fees. Get it wrong, and we're looking at delays, unhappy customers, and potentially thousands of pounds in fines or lost sales. The tricky part is dealing with all the unexpected stuff that happens in global shipping – from port strikes to dodgy customs paperwork. The reward? Seeing your hard work directly impact the business's ability to deliver products, knowing you've navigated a complex global maze to get something where it needs to be. View
Procurement International Purchasing Director The International Purchasing Director (we know, the title's a bit grand for a mid-level role, but it reflects the global scope) is responsible for managing specific international spend categories from start to finish. You'll be making sure we're buying smart, getting good value, and keeping our supply chain ticking over. This directly impacts our product costs and our ability to get things to customers on time. You'll work at the intersection of our internal teams (like Engineering and Production) and our global suppliers, translating what we need into solid commercial agreements. When you do this well, we save money, avoid stock-outs, and keep our production lines running smoothly. If it goes wrong, we're talking about delays, higher costs, and unhappy customers. The challenge here is juggling multiple projects across different time zones and cultures, often with tight deadlines. The reward, though, is seeing your negotiations directly affect our bottom line and knowing you're a crucial part of getting our products out the door. View
Operations International Purchasing Manager The International Purchasing Manager is responsible for managing a portfolio of international suppliers and ensuring we get the best value for money on the goods we buy. You'll be owning the purchasing process for specific product lines or components, making sure everything from initial quote to final delivery runs smoothly. This directly impacts our production schedules and, frankly, our profit margins. Day-to-day, you'll be at the intersection of our Operations and Finance teams, translating our production needs into purchase orders and then making sure those orders are fulfilled efficiently and cost-effectively. When you do this well, our factories have what they need, on time, and our costs stay competitive. If things go wrong, production grinds to a halt, or we're paying over the odds, which nobody wants. The challenge? Navigating complex global logistics and tricky negotiations. The reward? Seeing your efforts directly contribute to getting our products into customers' hands, profitably. View
Procurement International Purchasing Specialist The International Purchasing Specialist is all about making sure we get what we need from our suppliers around the world. Day-to-day, you'll be managing a portfolio of specific suppliers, running requests for quotes (RFQs) for standard bits and pieces, and coordinating all the logistics to get those goods to our warehouses. You sit right at the heart of our operations, acting as the crucial link between what our internal teams need and what our global suppliers can provide. When you do this job well, our production lines keep humming, our shelves stay stocked, and we're getting good value for money. Honestly, if you mess it up, we're looking at production delays, unhappy customers, and potentially wasted cash. The tricky part is dealing with all the unexpected stuff that pops up – customs delays, sudden price hikes, or a supplier going quiet. But the reward? You get to see your work directly impact the business, learn the ins and outs of global trade, and build some really valuable relationships with people all over the world. It's a proper hands-on role where you can see the results of your efforts. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Quality Control Inspector The International Quality Control Inspector independently carries out detailed inspections, making sure everything from raw materials to finished goods meets our strict quality standards. This directly impacts our reputation, customer trust, and ultimately, our bottom line. You'll sit right between our production teams and our external suppliers, translating technical specifications into real-world checks that ensure compliance. When you do this well, we avoid costly recalls, unhappy customers, and regulatory headaches. When it's not done right, well, that's when things get expensive and embarrassing. The tricky part is balancing the need for thoroughness with the pressure of production deadlines. The reward? Knowing you're directly responsible for keeping our products safe and reliable for customers all over the world. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Quality Improvement Specialist The International Quality Improvement Specialist is here to drive tangible improvements in our quality, health, and safety processes across our global operations. You'll be the one facilitating those crucial Kaizen events, digging into audit findings, and crunching the numbers to spot where we can genuinely get better. This role directly impacts our operational efficiency, reduces waste, and, most importantly, keeps our people safe and our customers happy by ensuring we meet our standards every single time. Day-to-day, you'll work closely with site-level teams, production managers, and regional H&S leads. You're translating global standards into practical, on-the-ground changes. When you do your job well, we see fewer non-conformances, quicker resolution of issues, and a noticeable drop in things like scrap or rework. If you don't, well, we risk regulatory fines, unhappy customers, and, frankly, putting our colleagues in harm's way. The tricky part is getting buy-in from busy teams who might think 'corporate' is just adding more paperwork. The reward? Seeing your improvements make a real, measurable difference to people's daily work and our bottom line. View
Operations International Quality Inspector The International Quality Inspector is responsible for independently checking the quality of our products and components at supplier sites across the globe. You'll spend your time making sure what we've ordered is what we actually get, catching any issues right at the source. This directly impacts our production lines, customer satisfaction, and frankly, our bottom line. You'll work closely with our Procurement and Engineering teams, acting as the critical link between our design specifications and the reality of manufacturing. You're translating technical drawings into tangible quality checks, making sure everyone's on the same page, even across different languages and cultures. When you do this job well, our production runs smoothly, our customers get top-notch products, and we avoid costly rework or embarrassing recalls. If things go wrong, we're looking at production stoppages, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted money. The real challenge here is being firm on quality standards while maintaining good relationships with our suppliers, who are often under immense pressure themselves. The reward? Knowing you've personally prevented a major problem and kept our operations running like clockwork. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Quality Transformation Director The International Quality Transformation Director (at this level, we're talking 'Engineer' in practice) is here to make our quality and safety processes hum. You'll take ownership of specific improvement initiatives, digging into how things work today and figuring out how to make them simpler, safer, and more reliable. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, translating global quality standards into practical, repeatable steps that our teams can follow, whether they're in Manchester or Mexico City. When you do this well, we see fewer errors, happier customers, and a safer workplace for everyone. If things go sideways, we're looking at product recalls, hefty fines, and a real dent in our reputation – which, let's be honest, nobody wants. The tricky part is often getting people to change how they've always done things, even when your data clearly shows a better way. The reward, though? Seeing a process you've helped redesign go live and actually make a difference, making life easier for your colleagues and better for our customers. View
Property and facilities International Real Estate Manager As an International Real Estate Manager, you'll be responsible for independently managing routine real estate transactions and ensuring our global property data is accurate. This means you'll own things like smaller lease renewals, tracking critical dates, and making sure our systems reflect the true picture of our portfolio. You're essentially the backbone for keeping our international property operations running smoothly, making sure the bigger team has reliable information to work with. When you do this job well, our global portfolio runs like a well-oiled machine. We avoid costly penalties from missed lease options, our financial reports are solid, and our senior managers can trust the data they're seeing. If things go sideways, though, we could easily miss a critical lease break, incur hefty holdover fees, or make bad decisions based on old information. The tricky part is juggling multiple small projects across different countries, each with its own quirks and deadlines. The reward? You'll get a real, tangible impact on our bottom line and become the go-to person for specific regions, building a solid foundation in global real estate. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Regulatory Affairs Coordinator The International Regulatory Affairs Coordinator is responsible for independently managing routine regulatory submissions and contributing key sections to larger, more complex dossiers. You'll be the one making sure our product changes, updates, and annual reports get filed correctly and on time with health authorities across different countries. You'll work at the intersection of our R&D, Manufacturing, and Quality teams, translating their technical work into the precise language regulators need to see. When you do this well, our products stay on the market without a hitch, and new updates reach patients faster. If things go wrong, we could face delays, fines, or even product recalls, which is a big deal. The tricky part is juggling multiple country requirements and tight deadlines, often with last-minute changes from internal teams. The reward, though? Knowing your work directly impacts patient access to vital medicines and keeps our company in good standing globally. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Regulatory Affairs Manager The International Regulatory Affairs Manager (we sometimes call it a Specialist, truth be told) is responsible for independently managing routine regulatory submissions and maintaining product registrations across various international markets. Day-to-day, you'll be gathering documents, checking them against specific country rules, and making sure everything's filed correctly and on time. You're essentially the gatekeeper for our products in certain regions, ensuring we meet all the local requirements. You'll work closely with our R&D, Quality, and Commercial teams, acting as that crucial link between what we make and what the regulators expect. When you do this job well, our products get approved without a hitch, staying on the market and reaching the patients who need them. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at delays, fines, or even products being pulled, which costs us a lot of money and trust. The tricky part is navigating those ever-changing global regulations and getting different internal teams to give you what you need, exactly when you need it. The reward? Seeing your work directly contribute to getting life-changing products to people around the world. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Regulatory Reporting Manager The International Regulatory Reporting Manager is responsible for independently preparing and submitting a range of specific regulatory reports across various jurisdictions. This means you'll be the one gathering the data, checking it twice (or three times, let's be honest), and making sure it lands with the right regulator by the deadline. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams and the ever-changing world of global compliance, translating raw data into clear, auditable reports that meet legal requirements. When this role is done well, we operate smoothly, avoid penalties, and maintain our reputation as a responsible business. Get it wrong, and we're looking at fines, reputational damage, and potentially more intense scrutiny from regulators. The challenge is dealing with messy data and sometimes ambiguous rules, all while juggling multiple deadlines. The reward? Knowing you're a key defence against significant business risk and seeing your meticulous work keep us on the right side of the law. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Regulatory Strategy Director As an International Regulatory Strategy Director (at this level, think 'Specialist'), you'll primarily manage routine regulatory submissions for a specific product line in our established markets. Your day-to-day involves making sure all the paperwork is spot on, that we're following the rules, and that we can actually sell our products without getting into hot water. You'll be the one who takes ownership of these processes, making sure they run smoothly and efficiently. This role sits right at the heart of our product lifecycle, bridging the gap between our R&D teams who build the products and the commercial teams who sell them. You're the gatekeeper, making sure what we make and what we say about it is compliant. When you do this job well, our products get approved quickly, we avoid costly delays, and we keep our reputation with health authorities squeaky clean. If things go wrong, we're looking at product recalls, market access issues, and potentially hefty fines. The tricky part is keeping up with constantly shifting regulations and getting various internal teams to understand why 'just this once' isn't an option. The reward? Seeing our products reach patients and customers because you did your job properly. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Safety Culture Specialist The International Safety Culture Specialist is responsible for making our safety programmes real and tangible across our sites. You'll be delivering training, helping to unpick why incidents happen, and analysing local data to spot trends before they become problems. This directly impacts how safe our people feel and, frankly, how many people go home safe at the end of the day. You'll sit right between our central safety team and the folks on the shop floor or in the office, translating big-picture strategy into practical actions. When you do this well, we see fewer incidents, better reporting, and a genuine belief in safety. If it's not done well, we risk complacency, missed hazards, and, worst-case, serious injuries. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board when they're busy with their 'day job'. The reward, though? Knowing you've genuinely made a difference to someone's safety. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Safety Documentation Coordinator The International Safety Documentation Coordinator is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of our product safety documents, primarily Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and labels, for a specific range of products or geographical regions. You'll independently author standard SDSs, making sure they meet the specific legal requirements of each country we operate in. This role sits right at the intersection of our product development, manufacturing, sales, and logistics teams, translating complex chemical information into actionable safety guidance that everyone can understand. When you do this job well, our products sail through customs, our customers know how to handle them safely, and we avoid costly delays or regulatory fines. When it's not done properly, we could face product recalls, shipments getting stuck at borders, or even serious safety incidents. The tricky part is juggling multiple urgent requests while ensuring absolute accuracy and staying on top of ever-changing global regulations. The reward, though, is knowing you're directly contributing to product safety, enabling global trade, and protecting our company's reputation. View
Compliance, quality and safety International Safety Specialist The International Safety Specialist is responsible for making sure our safety programmes actually work in our sites across a specific region. You'll be the go-to person for day-to-day safety questions, making sure we're not just following the rules, but actively preventing accidents. You'll work closely with local site managers and the wider global safety team, translating our company's safety standards into practical actions for local teams. When this role is done well, we see fewer incidents, better compliance, and a genuine culture where people feel safe and empowered. When it's not, well, people get hurt, we face fines, and our reputation takes a hit. The challenge is often getting busy operational teams to prioritise safety alongside production targets, especially when regulations vary so much across borders. The reward is knowing you're genuinely making a difference to people's lives and building a safer workplace globally. View
International business International Sales Manager The International Sales Manager is all about landing new clients and growing our footprint in specific international markets. You'll be running the full sales cycle, from finding potential customers to getting contracts signed and ensuring they're happy. This role sits right at the sharp end of our business, directly bringing in the revenue that keeps us going and growing. You'll be the bridge between our product and the unique needs of customers in your region, translating what we offer into solutions that genuinely help them. When you do this well, we see our revenue climb, our market share expand, and our brand become known in new territories. If it's not done properly, we miss out on huge opportunities, competitors gain ground, and we might even damage our reputation. The tricky part is navigating different cultures, time zones, and legal requirements while still hitting your numbers. The reward? Honestly, it's seeing a deal you've worked on for months finally close, knowing you've opened up a whole new market for the company, and getting that commission cheque, of course. View