An exciting opportunity has arisen for an AI Researcher to join a leading global technology company at their European R&D centre based in Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey. The organisation specialises in cutting-edge innovations across telecommunications, home appliances, and digital products. This role focuses on the development of state-of-the-art AI technologies for advanced digital TV products, with applications in embedded systems and multimedia solutions.
The successful AI Researcher will join an experienced and collaborative team, working on innovative projects that shape the future of technology. The position offers a hybrid working policy (3 days in the office, 2 days from home) and the chance to work on transformative solutions in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and implement AI technologies to enhance audio quality on embedded devices.
Optimise AI model performance, focusing on latency, size, and quality improvements.
Translate complex functional requirements into detailed designs and actionable solutions.
Design and integrate demo applications to showcase AI innovations.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure deliverables meet quality standards and align with system requirements.
Contribute to the development of high-quality, efficient, and reliable embedded software solutions.
The ideal AI Researcher will have the following skills/experience:
A Master’s or higher degree in Electronics, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, or a related discipline (or equivalent industrial experience).
Proven expertise in optimising ML models for embedded devices (NPU/CPU), including compiling and deploying models.
Strong understanding of AI techniques, including architecture development, training pipelines, and dataset integration.
Experience with sound enhancement technologies, particularly using AI.
Proficiency in embedded software design and implementation.
Excellent communication skills and experience in project planning and team collaboration.
Desirable skills:
Publications in leading ML conferences (e.G., ICML, ICCV, SysML).
Contributions to open-source ML frameworks like TensorFlow or TensorFlow Lite.
Experience with knowledge distillation, federated learning, or computer vision algorithms.
Embedded Linux software development experience, including C++ and Python programming.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation renowned for its culture of innovation and commitment to excellence. The role offers a competitive salary, excellent benefits, and significant opportunities for professional growth.
APPLY NOW for the AI Researcher role based in Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey, by sending your CV and Cover Letter to ltemple@redlinegroup.Com or contact us at 01582878820 or 07961158785....Read more...
Are you a meticulous researcher with a keen eye for detail and a passion for impactful communications? Do you thrive in fast-paced environments and excel at both independent analysis and collaborative brainstorming? This is your opportunity to immerse yourself in the diverse world of our client portfolio, spanning industries from technology giants to financial powerhouses. You'll play a critical role in gathering and synthesizing market intelligence, crafting insightful research reports, and providing strategic analysis to fuel successful campaigns. Beyond data and reports, you'll contribute to crafting compelling event summaries, fostering a collaborative team environment, and building valuable professional networks. To thrive in this role, you'll need:A sharp mind and meticulous attention to detail.Proven research skills and the ability to extract actionable insights from data.Experience navigating the worlds of public relations, public affairs, or political campaigning.Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, to effectively convey your findings.A pro-active and collaborative spirit, comfortable working both independently and within a team.Social media savviness and a keen understanding of the digital landscape.Prior experience, ideally in a similar role, and strong references.Benefits:Flexibility and remote work opportunities to empower your work-life balance.A vibrant central London office with exceptional amenities.Competitive benefits package and attractive bonus scheme.An open and inclusive culture that fosters professional growth and developmentYou must have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Visa sponsorship is not available at this time.....Read more...
As a User Experience & Design Apprentice you’ll collaborate with technical, editorial and product teams from across the BBC, to create enjoyable experiences that delight and are consistent across old and new media.
This will give you the opportunity to experience the wide range of roles that are possible in the BBC and provide you with a vast experience that will help you find the area that best suits your skills and interests to grow your career in the BBC.Training:You'll study for an industry recognised apprenticeship qualification and a degree in Digital User Experience (UX) Professional with Manchester Metropolitan University.
You’ll complete specialist modules such as:
UX origins and applications UX human contexts UX practices Creativity through research Ethical considerations in UX Psychology and behaviour UX in the business Research methods UX futures Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to able to look for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as a graphic designer, junior UX designer, or UX researcher. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary, TBC.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Logical,Team working,Creative....Read more...
As a User Experience & Design Apprentice you’ll collaborate with technical, editorial and product teams from across the BBC, to create enjoyable experiences that delight and are consistent across old and new media.
This will give you the opportunity to experience the wide range of roles that are possible in the BBC and provide you with a vast experience that will help you find the area that best suits your skills and interests to grow your career in the BBC.Training:You'll study for an industry recognised Level 6 Digital user experience (UX) professional (integrated degree) apprenticeship qualification and a degree in Digital User Experience (UX) Professional with Manchester Metropolitan University.
You’ll complete specialist modules such as:
UX origins and applications UX human contexts UX practices Creativity through research Ethical considerations in UX Psychology and behaviour UX in the business Research methods UX futures Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to able to look for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as a graphic designer, junior UX designer, or UX researcher. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best. We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Logical,Team working,Creative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship. If Functional Skills in English and maths are required to move onto this point, they will be undertaken as well.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will:
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews. Learn from and work with experts in the field. Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews. Learn from and work with experts in the field. Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will:
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio
Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films
Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews
Learn from and work with experts in the field
Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skills
Ethics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalists
Essential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have
Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platforms
Public Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it
E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews.Learn from and work with experts in the field.Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
About YouSenior User Researcher Wanted!Are you ready to take on a new challenge and help shape the future of user research in our organization?Do you want a role where your research directly influences environmental strategies?Are you passionate about using your skills to support communities historically impacted by coal mining?Would you like to engage directly with these communities, leading initiatives like coal mine water heating projects to ensure a more sustainable future?If so, we want to hear from you!What We're Looking For:Expertise in Government Service Standards and Accessibility GuidelinesExperience in Researching and Advocating for Diverse User Groups, including those with additional needs and other hard-to-reach populationsProven Ability to Work with Teams and Stakeholders to adopt user-centered practices and ensure user insights drive impactful decision-makingJoin us and make a difference! Apply today to become a key player in our mission to create sustainable and community-focused solutions. About The RoleWhat will you be doing?Lead and deliver user research activities for digital change projects, to meet Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) digital standards. Ensuring delivery considers user needs and user accessibility needs.Contribute towards the continual improvement of the User Research functionMentor less experienced staff and to provide guidance and help in their development as User Researchers We don’t expect candidates to meet every single desired qualification. If your experience looks a little different from what we've identified and you think you can bring value to the role, we'd love to learn more about you! To find out more about the role, take a look at the job description. Role location: Hybrid working (on average 2 days working out of our Mansfield office) Schedule:Application closing date: 1st December 2024Sifting date: 2nd December 2024Interviews: w/c 9th December 2024(If you are unavailable on these interview dates, please make us aware and we will look at alternative dates)Security:Successful candidates must pass basic security checks and will be subject to UK Immigration requirements.About The Coal AuthorityOur benefits:
A cutting-edge pension scheme with an impressive employer contribution rate of approximately 28.97%.Experience our values-based recognition scheme that celebrates your contributions.Flexibility in working patterns, whether it's full-time, part-time, or compressed hours.Embrace flexible working arrangements tailored to your needs.Enjoy a generous holiday allowance of 27.5 days annually, plus the flexibility to add 6 extra days to that, alongside 8 public holidays.Benefit from a comprehensive parental leave policy with 26 weeks of full pay (subject to eligibility).Get support to further your professional qualifications and payment for one annual professional subscription.Access a free, confidential Employee Assistance Programme to support your well-being.Unlock exclusive employee discountsEnsure your well-being with an annual health check and receive £15 monthly towards well-being activities.Enjoy the convenience of on-site free parking, along with complimentary tea, coffee, and soft drinks at our Mansfield office.Working with us:We offer different ways to work flexibly, and the following types of flexibility are usually possible: job share, flexible hours, working from home for part of the week and compressed hours. Please feel free to talk about what flexibility means to you at your interview.With a genuine commitment to flexible working, we believe that work life balance is incredibly important.Who we are:Here at the Coal Authority, we really are a great team to work with. We’re united in our passion and commitment to make a better future for people and the environment in mining areas.We carry out a wide variety of essential services from responding to coal mining hazards, to keeping everyone and everything safe from mine water pollution.We are excited about what our future holds. Our work is helping to develop a new sustainable source of renewable energy for the UK. By harnessing the energy from mine water heat, we hope to play a key role towards helping the UK to meet net-zero emissions by 2050.We truly are a supportive organisation where we all live and breathe our values. We are inclusive, trusted and progressive in everything that we do.Equality, Diversity and Inclusion:Here at TCA we don’t just accept difference – we celebrate it, support it, and thrive on it for the benefit of our colleagues, our customers and our communities. We are proud to be an inclusive employer. We are committed to developing a supportive, inclusive, caring and positive community. We encourage applications from people from different backgrounds, identities, cultures and beliefs. Diversity is vital to our success and innovation and is fundamental to our values of being trusted, inclusive and progressive.As part of our commitment to increasing the diversity of our workforce, we provide a guaranteed interview to applicants who meet the minimum selection criteria who are disabled or from a minority ethnic community.If you require any reasonable adjustments or alternative format application forms you can get in touch with us by contacting the team by email at recruitment@coal.gov.uk or by phone on 01623 637000.''....Read more...
