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Job Advert Pharmacy Manager Ready to take the lead and shape the future of our pharmacy service? We're looking for an experienced and passionate Pharmacy Manager to lead our in-hospital pharmacy team. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who wants more than just their next pharmacy role. You'll have the opportunity to influence how the service develops, bring new ideas to life and lead a team that plays a vital part in delivering outstanding care to our patients. The role As Pharmacy Manager, you'll take the lead on the day-to-day running and future development of our Pharmacy department. Your role will also extend beyond Ashtead, with oversight of a sister site that does not have its own on-site pharmacy service. The Ashtead Pharmacy team provides support to this site twice a week, and as Pharmacy Manager you'll lead and oversee this service, ensuring consistency, quality and strong collaboration across both locations. Working closely with clinical teams across the hospital, you'll ensure patients receive a safe, effective and high-quality pharmacy service, while identifying opportunities to innovate, improve and strengthen the service. Just as importantly, you'll be a visible and supportive leader for your team. You'll help colleagues develop their skills, encourage new ideas and create an environment where people feel empowered to deliver their best. At Ramsay, we want you to grow too. Through the Ramsay Academy , you'll have opportunities to continue developing your leadership and clinical expertise as you progress your career with us. Where you'll be based Ashtead Hospital What you'll bring with you We're looking for someone who combines strong clinical expertise with confident, positive leadership. You'll ideally bring: Current registration as a Pharmacist with the GPhC Clinical Diploma or equivalent clinical pharmacist experience Previous management or leadership experience, including staff appraisal, development and training Experience using electronic stock control systems Experience developing policies, procedures and/or clinical guidelines Strong audit and data analysis skills Budgetary and change management experience would be advantageous Business case development experience would also be desirable A collaborative approach and a genuine passion for developing both people and services What's in it for you? We want our people to feel valued and supported, with benefits including: 25 days' annual leave plus eight Bank Holidays Contributory pension scheme Private healthcare and life assurance Enhanced family-friendly and parental leave policies Free uniform and DBS check Free on-site parking and subsidised staff restaurant, where available Employee discount programme Wellbeing Centre and 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme Long-service, recognition and appreciation awards Access to the Ramsay Academy , giving you opportunities to learn, develop and progress your career About us At Ramsay Health Care UK, people caring for people is at the heart of everything we do. We're one of England's leading independent healthcare providers, delivering a wide range of services including routine and complex surgery, day-case procedures, cancer care, diagnostics and physiotherapy. As part of a global healthcare group with more than 50 years' experience, we recognise that our people are central to our success. That's why we're committed to creating an environment where you can develop your career, bring forward new ideas and make a meaningful difference to the people we care for. Could this be your next move? If you're an experienced Pharmacist looking for an opportunity to lead a team, influence a service and make a genuine impact on patient care , we'd love to hear from you. For any questions please email Lauren on , or apply directly through Ramsay Health Care Careers. We are committed to equality of opportunity for all. This position is subject to an Enhanced DBS check. We reserve the right to close our adverts prior to the announced closing date to ensure a quality recruitment process. We care. It's more than what we do, it's who we are. Everything we do is about striving to deliver the best care. And it's a belief that's as true today as it was when we welcomed our first patients in 1964. “The Ramsay Way” culture recognises that our people are our most important asset and this has been key to our ongoing success. We are committed to equality of opportunity for all. This position is subject to background and DBS checks. We are proud to support the UK's Armed Forces and Reservists and have already achieved the Silver Award as part of the MOD's Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme. The scheme recognises employers who actively support Defence while encouraging other organisations to adopt the same behaviours in their workplace. As a company we are committed to supporting the wider Armed Forces community and this includes our staff as well as our patients. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of adults, children and young people at risk. We expect all employees to share this commitment and behave in a way that supports it. All successful candidates will be provided with safeguarding training appropriate to their role. TPBN1_UKTJ

Job Summary \n \n The Labeling Associate supports the compliant and timely publication of product information, and ensures SPCs and PILs are accurately prepared and supported with complete, inspection-ready documentation. Working closely with Labeling Managers and other stakeholders, the role maintains labeling systems, workflow tools and mailboxes, and also supports regional labeling and artwork activities according to business needs. \n \n \n Job Responsibilities \n \n\n • Manage labelling publication: process approved SPCs and PILs for countries including UK and Ireland, monitor incoming requests, confirm that required documents and supporting information are complete. Support publication or associated labelling activities for markets where required.\n\n\n, • Prepare and publish approved documents accurately: complete administrative formatting , upload documents to the correct portal completing associated actions.\n\n\n, • Complete publication checks and follow-up: monitor portal notifications, quality-control comments, approvals, and publication status, and verify that the correct document and version available.\n\n\n, • Maintain compliance records and tracking: keep a complete, accurate, and inspection-ready audit trail; work in accordance with approved procedures, Job Aids, and portal guidance; meet established timelines.\n\n\n, • Identify, resolve issues: identify incomplete or inconsistent requests, obtain missing information, support independent quality checks and resolve portal issues.\n\n\n, • Provide operational and administrative support to Labeling Managers where appropriate.\n, • Support Labeling Manager by maintaining system management for labeling activities.\n, • Monitors system data integrity and quality checks. \n\n \n Here Is What You Need: \n \n\n • Degree in life sciences, pharmacy, or a related field or equivalent professional experience\n\n\n, • Hands-on experience related to development, maintenance and commercialization activities\n\n\n, • Demonstrated ability to build strong, positive working relationships across multiple cultures and locations.\n\n\n, • Strong administrative, document-management or operational skills, with demonstrated accuracy when handling detailed information.\n\n\n, • Good written and verbal English and competence using Microsoft Office applications.\n\n\n, • Ability to work independently, while recognizing when guidance or escalation is required.\n, • Ability to work under tight timelines, apply sound judgment.\n\n \n Bonus Points If You Have: \n \n\n • Experience in a pharmaceutical, healthcare, regulatory or other highly regulated environment.\n\n\n, • Experience in labeling, artwork, regulatory affairs, publishing, document management, quality/compliance, controlled records or audit trails.\n\n\n, • Familiarity with SPCs, PILs, product information or international team working.\n, • Preferred experience with business analytics tools\n\n\n, • Proven technical aptitude and the ability to quickly learn new software, regulations, and standards.\n, • Ability to speak additional European language.\n\n \n Work Location Assignment: Hybrid (some office presence is required) \n \n \n Purpose \n Breakthroughs that change patients' lives... At Pfizer we are a patient centric company, guided by our four values: courage, joy, equity and excellence. Our breakthrough culture lends itself to our dedication to transforming millions of lives. \n \n Digital Transformation Strategy \n One bold way we are achieving our purpose is through our company wide digital transformation strategy. We are leading the way in adopting new data, modelling and automated solutions to further digitize and accelerate drug discovery and development with the aim of enhancing health outcomes and the patient experience. \n \n Flexibility \n We aim to create a trusting, flexible workplace culture which encourages employees to achieve work life harmony, attracts talent and enables everyone to be their best working self. Let’s start the conversation! \n \n Equal Employment Opportunity \n We believe that a diverse and inclusive workforce is crucial to building a successful business. As an employer, Pfizer is committed to celebrating this, in all its forms – allowing for us to be as diverse as the patients and communities we serve. Together, we continue to build a culture that encourages, supports and empowers our employees. \n \n DisAbility Confident \n We are proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and we encourage you to put your best self forward with the knowledge and trust that we will make any reasonable adjustments necessary to support your application and future career. Our mission is unleashing the power of our people, especially those with unique superpowers. Your journey with Pfizer starts here! \n \n \n To learn more about acceptable and prohibited uses of AI during the recruitment process, please review our candidate AI-use guidelines available on Pfizer Careers. \n \n Regulatory Affairs\n \n

Our client, based in Cambridge, is seeking an experienced Financial Controls Manager to join their finance function on a 9-month interim contract. This is a broad role with responsibility for financial controls, month-end accounting, statutory compliance, audit and financial processes across a number of UK and international entities. Key Responsibilities Manage the monthly accounting cycle and month-end processes across group entities. Liaise with the FP&A Manager to ensure timely and accurate financial reporting. Develop, manage and review financial policies, systems and controls , providing guidance and support to colleagues. Support the annual audit across the UK and international group entities. Prepare UK and Irish statutory accounts and oversee accounting-related filings Ensure financial practices comply with Charities SORP (FRS 102) and other relevant regulations. Review income treatment to ensure compliance with SORP, including partial exemption treatment and supporting documentation. Oversee VAT, Gift Aid and wider tax compliance . Lead and support the finance team, providing clear direction and ensuring effective delivery of key processes. Manage the delivery of finance processes through Virtual Finance Offices across the UK, USA, India and Kenya. Oversee payment runs and act as the first approver for payments across the relevant entities. Provide oversight of financial due diligence on new and existing global partners. Identify opportunities to strengthen financial controls, processes and reporting across the group. About You The ideal candidate will be an experienced finance professional with strong exposure to financial controls, accounting processes and compliance . You will ideally have: Previous experience in a Financial Controls Manager, Financial Controller, Senior Management Accountant or similar role . Strong technical accounting and financial reporting experience. Experience across month-end, statutory accounts and audit . Strong knowledge of financial controls, policies and processes. Experience working across multiple entities and/or international operations . Ideally, knowledge of Charities SORP (FRS 102), VAT and Gift Aid . Experience managing or overseeing finance teams and outsourced/shared-service functions. The ability to quickly understand existing processes, identify improvements and take ownership of a broad controls remit. Contract Details 9-month interim contract £300-£350 per day + holiday pay 50% office-based in Cambridge October 2026 start Broad financial controls and accounting remit with significant international exposure Robert Half Ltd acts as an employment business for temporary positions and an employment agency for permanent positions. Robert Half is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. Suitable candidates with equivalent qualifications and more or less experience can apply. Rates of pay and salary ranges are dependent upon your experience, qualifications and training. If you wish to apply, please read our Privacy Notice describing how we may process, disclose and store your personal data: roberthalf.com/gb/en/privacy-notice. TPBN1_UKTJ

Bid Manager Leatherhead, Surrey £40.00 – £50.00 per hour PAYE + Holiday Pay 6-Month Contract – Potential to Extend Hybrid – 3 Days Office / 2 Days Working from Home 40 Hours per Week E-Personnel Recruitment is recruiting for an experienced Bid Manager to join a major international engineering organisation within its Defence and Nuclear business in Leatherhead. This is an excellent opportunity for an established Bid Manager with experience of complex, high-value bids , ideally gained within Defence, Nuclear, Government, Infrastructure or another highly regulated environment . The position is initially for 6 months with potential to extend , working 40 hours per week. You will work on a hybrid basis with 3 days per week in the Leatherhead office and 2 days remotely . The Role Working as part of an established bid and business development function, you will manage and coordinate complex competitive bids from initial qualification through to final submission. You will work closely with Business Development, Capture Managers, Operations, Technical Authorities, Commercial, Legal and Supply Chain teams , bringing together multiple contributors to produce high-quality, compliant and compelling submissions. Key Responsibilities Manage bids through the complete lifecycle, from qualification and capture through to submission Develop bid plans, schedules, deliverables and review processes Coordinate multidisciplinary technical, operational and commercial bid teams Work closely with Bid Directors, Capture Managers, Proposal Managers, Bid Writers and Subject Matter Experts Lead bid kick-offs, workshops, progress meetings and formal reviews Coordinate proposal content and ensure responses address customer requirements Manage contributions from partners, subcontractors and suppliers Ensure bids comply with customer requirements, governance processes and relevant procurement regulations Identify and manage bid risks, opportunities, dependencies and actions Support solution development, commercial strategy and pricing activity Maintain accurate bid documentation, audit trails and submission records Support lessons learned and continuous improvement across the bid function Promote recognised bid-management best practice, including Shipley/APMP methodologies About You We are particularly interested in candidates who can demonstrate: Strong previous experience as a Bid Manager, Senior Bid Manager, Proposal Manager or similar Experience managing complex competitive bids Experience within Defence, Nuclear, Government, Infrastructure or another regulated sector Good knowledge of UK public-sector procurement and tendering Experience coordinating multidisciplinary bid teams and senior stakeholders Strong proposal development, review and content-management skills Knowledge of Shipley, APMP or equivalent bid methodologies Excellent written and verbal communication skills Strong organisation and attention to detail Ability to work effectively under pressure and manage demanding submission deadlines Contract Details Location: Leatherhead, Surrey Hybrid: 3 days office / 2 days home Hours: 40 hours per week Contract: Initially 6 months with potential to extend Start: ASAP Security: Candidates must be willing and able to undergo the required pre-employment/security screening. E-Personnel Recruitment Disclaimer Please note: The job title used in this advertisement may differ from the actual job title used by our client. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we are unfortunately unable to respond individually to every applicant. If you have not heard from us within 5 working days , please assume that your application has not been successful on this occasion. Your details will be treated in the strictest confidence and processed in accordance with UK data protection legislation and our Privacy Policy. E-Personnel Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer and acts as an Employment Agency for permanent recruitment and an Employment Business for temporary and contract recruitment. TPBN1_UKTJ

MWH Treatment are looking to strengthen our SHEQ team with a Senior SHEQ Advisor based in the Thames Water region. We know that to build successful, creative teams we need a diverse workforce that can deliver new innovative ways of thinking. We provide an environment where you will have the freedom to develop and grow to your full potential. You will report directly to the SHEQ Framework Manager and your role will cover advising the SHEQ team at MWH at a Senior level. • Understanding our approach to managing SHEQ risk and delivering best in class performance at a Senior Level., • Maintaining a dynamic and driven approach to supporting SHEQ across the company., • Facilitating the development and implementation of policies, procedures, management systems and risk controls, which will help reduce risk and support a positive SHEQ culture at MWH., • Organising audits and supporting the delivery and execution of SHEQ assurance audits., • Conducting accident/incident investigations and/or supporting investigations conducted by the Head of SHEQ., • Integrating within the wider project teams to understand day to day challenges., • Working with our clients to deliver collaborative approaches to SHEQ., • Exposure to the project management lifecycle of project delivery., • Highlighting opportunity for sustainable solutions., • Trending and analysis of key performance data., • Maintenance of our externally certified management systems., • 1.Strong knowledge of UK health & safety legislation, CDM Regulations, and HSE guidance, • 2.Experience with SHEQ management systems (e.g. ISO/OHSAS 45001) and audit processes, • 3.Data analysis, trend identification, and reporting, • 1.Communication, • 2.Collaboration, • 3.Client Focus, • 4.Striving for Results, • 5.Integrity, Trust and Respect, • 6.Coaching and Providing Feedback, • 7.Leadership, • Essential:Ability to travel to all sites in regionExtensive experience in the Construction sectorDetailed knowledge of current and pending HSE Directives for health and safetyDetailed knowledge of current statutory health and safety law in the UKDetailed knowledge of Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM)Detailed knowledge of good practice in construction, e.g. HSE guidance and approved codes of practice.Knowledge and experience of OHSAS 45001 (or similar management systems)Formal qualification in Occupational Safety and Health, e.g. NEBOSH diploma or better.Membership of recognise H&S Institution to an appropriate levelConstruction-related health and safety qualification such as NEBOSH Construction., • Desirable:Experience in the water sectorCurrent full driving licenceAbility to collect, analyse and evaluate large volumes of data whilst maintaining data integrity., • Ability to identify trends in data and clearly articulate the issue or findings., • Proven experience of working as part of a SHEQ team., • Ability to interpret legislation and Approved codes of Practise., • Good organisational and time management skills., • Ability to work both as a team member and under own initiative., • Good communicator who's comfortable engaging at all levels within the organisation as you will be advising the team at a senior level., • Confidence to make decisions whilst recognising when appropriate to escape issues or concerns., • Good Microsoft Office skills especially Visio, Excel and PowerPoint., • CSCS cardCertified or Charted membership of IOSH #J-18808-Ljbffr

Our client is seeking a Quality, Risk and Governance Manager for a nine-month contract supporting a major public-sector technology programme. The role will lead the Quality, Risk, Governance and Assurance framework across mobilisation, transition and ongoing service delivery, ensuring the contract remains compliant, controlled and audit-ready. • Own and manage the contract-level Quality Management System (QMS), governance processes, risk framework and document control arrangements, • Translate contractual, regulatory and compliance requirements into practical controls and assurance activities, • Lead internal audits, assurance reviews and compliance assessments, including the management of evidence, • Maintain risk and issue registers, oversee mitigation plans and provide effective governance reporting, • Support mobilisation and transition readiness for major technology and outsourced service contracts, • Manage non-conformities, corrective actions and continuous improvement activity, • Coordinate governance forums and produce clear reports for senior stakeholders and clients, • Maintain QMS and Document Management System (DMS) standards across the contract, • Significant experience in quality, governance, risk, assurance or compliance leadership within a complex service environment, • Strong knowledge of ISO 9001, audit methodology, QMS and document control, • Experience managing IT risk, risk registers, mitigation plans and governance reporting, • Understanding of contract governance, regulatory requirements and compliance assurance, • Experience supporting the mobilisation or transition of major contracts, • Internal or Lead Auditor experience would be advantageous, • Background in the public sector, government, estates, facilities management, infrastructure, outsourced services or another highly regulated environment would be beneficial, • Strong senior stakeholder management, communication and client-facing skills, • Nine-month contract, • Based in Leatherhead or Swindon, with three days per week office-based, • Occasional travel to UK client sites, • Outside IR35, subject to assessment, • BPSS and CTC clearance required, • Immediate start available If you have experience leading quality, risk, compliance and governance frameworks within a technology or highly regulated environment, #J-18808-Ljbffr

Morgan McKinley is seeking a Senior Audit Manager to lead a portfolio of statutory and non-statutory audits for a diverse client base across sectors. You will work with Audit Directors and Partners, providing not only audit expertise but commercial advisory and transaction support where needed. The role offers significant partner exposure, involvement in due diligence, valuations and financial statement prep under UK GAAP/IFRS, with opportunities to coach junior staff and contribute to business #J-18808-Ljbffr

KBR are a global technical solutions provider with 28,000 employees worldwide, with operations in 34 countries delivering to customers in 80 countries. KBR work collaboratively with their wide customer base to deliver solutions that strive to create a better, safer and more sustainable world. KBR’s Estates Intelligence is a leading force in public sector Assurance, providing cutting-edge technical platforms and professional services. We support central government and specialist departments in effectively managing delivery, to achieve their strategic goals. Estates Intelligence offers a compelling market proposition, delivering expertise and solutions to optimise data and information, supporting clients to achieve their objectives. Using our VIAverse platform, our people, processes, knowledge and technology, we integrate validated data and cutting-edge technology to streamline operations, maximise efficiency and value for money. The Strategic Asset Intelligence Manager is a senior role within the Insights and Advisory function, providing strategic asset management leadership and estate intelligence to the client. Working in partnership with the Business Intelligence Manager, the role translates asset information, performance data and lifecycle evidence into proactive, evidence-led recommendations that support Asset Management Plans, FMRs, compliance, risk management and investment prioritisation. The role is accountable for ensuring that asset information, lifecycle intelligence and estate performance insight are accurate, assured and aligned to operational delivery, contractual outcomes and strategic estate planning. It will help the client move from reactive reporting to proactive decision-making by using condition, performance, risk, compliance and cost data to inform interventions, lifecycle planning and future investment. Operating as a strategic interface between operations, assurance and the client, the role ensures that estate intelligence not only supports service delivery but also informs long-term estate strategy, optimisation and AI-enabled investment decision support as live performance data matures across the contract. • Operate as part of the Insights and Advisory function, alongside the Business Intelligence Manager, providing a strategic capability to the contract and client., • Provide client-facing advisory support on estate performance, asset risk, compliance and lifecycle planning., • Translate operational activity and data into strategic insight and intelligence to support decision-making., • Complement the Senior Operations Manager by informing operational performance and service optimisation., • Support the Quality, Risk and Governance Manager by providing validated asset intelligence, audit evidence and risk insight., • Contribute to a balanced contract leadership model across delivery, assurance and insight., • Provide expert advice to the client on strategic asset management, estate performance, asset risk, compliance and lifecycle strategy., • Translate asset and estate data into clear, structured insight, trends and actionable recommendations., • Support development of Asset Management Plans, FMRs, estate strategies, investment priorities and optimisation initiatives., • Present asset intelligence outputs within client governance and performance forums., • Guide the client toward proactive, evidence-led decision-making using asset condition, performance, risk, compliance and whole-life cost intelligence., • Work in partnership with the Business Intelligence Manager to align asset data, reporting and analytical outputs., • Ensure asset intelligence is integrated into dashboards, reporting packs and performance metrics., • Support development of combined insight products covering performance, cost, compliance and risk., • Contribute to development of advanced analytics, including predictive risk modelling, lifecycle forecasting and performance trends., • Shape the use of live performance data, predictive analytics and AI-enabled decision support to inform investment planning and asset interventions., • Own the integrity and translation of asset data into assured, audit-ready intelligence., • Ensure traceability between asset records, maintenance activity, compliance outcomes and contractual performance., • Provide authoritative asset evidence to support CRAD submissions, audits, inspections and client reviews., • Maintain confidence that asset-related contractual obligations are being demonstrably delivered., • Lead establishment of asset intelligence capability during mobilisation, aligned to CRAD and mobilisation requirements., • Ensure asset data, structures and systems are configured to support reporting, assurance and decision-making from contract commencement., • Support mobilisation evidence development and readiness assurance activities., • Maintain continuity of asset intelligence through transition into steady-state delivery., • Oversee development of lifecycle intelligence supporting asset condition, performance and investment planning., • Provide insight into asset reliability, risk and performance trends to support operational and strategic decisions., • Enable optimisation of maintenance strategies and asset interventions through data-led analysis., • Provide asset insight to support operational teams in improving service delivery performance., • Provide asset-related data and evidence to support governance, audit and risk management activities., • Act as subject matter expert for estate and asset intelligence across KBR, client and supply chain partners., • Identify opportunities to enhance asset intelligence, reporting and analytical capability., • Support implementation of digital tools, automation and innovation aligned to Estates Intelligence capability., • Drive continuous improvement aligned to contractual obligations and client outcomes., • Significant experience in strategic asset management, estate or asset management leadership roles within complex, multi-site or public sector environments., • Demonstrable experience supporting mobilisation and transition of complex service delivery contracts., • Strong experience in asset information management, asset data governance, CAFM/CMMS or equivalent digital platforms and estate intelligence management., • Experience working with assurance frameworks, audit environments and evidence management., • Proven ability to translate technical or operational data into insight for senior stakeholders and client decision-making., • Experience developing or supporting Asset Management Plans, FMRs, lifecycle plans, investment cases or asset intervention strategies., • Experience in government or regulated estate environments (Desirable)., • Experience working within data-driven or analytics-led service models (Desirable)., • Awareness of predictive analytics, AI-enabled decision support and live performance data within asset-intensive environments (Desirable)., • Strong understanding of strategic asset management principles, Asset Management Plans, lifecycle planning, whole-life value and compliance requirements., • Knowledge of mobilisation, readiness and assurance frameworks (e.g. CRADs, ORR or equivalent)., • Experience with CAFM/CMMS systems, digital asset platforms, asset registers and asset information governance frameworks., • Strong analytical capability, including data interpretation, trend analysis and reporting., • Ability to convert contractual, technical and operational requirements into meaningful insight outputs., • Understanding of live performance data, predictive analytics and AI-enabled approaches that support asset investment decisions., • High standard of written and verbal communication, including client-facing reports and presentations., • Degree or equivalent experience in Asset Management, Facilities Management, Built Environment, Property/Estates Management or related discipline., • Demonstrable experience in asset management, estate intelligence or data-driven estate environments., • Chartered or working toward professional membership (e.g. RICS, IAM, IWFM) (Desirable)., • Professional accreditation in asset management or estates discipline (Desirable)., • Experience of working within public sector or regulated contract environments (Desirable)., • Knowledge of assurance frameworks such as CRADs, ORR or equivalent (Desirable). This is a hybrid role with flexible working practices. The successful candidate will be required to routinely attend our Leatherhead HQ and Swindon National Service Hub, also client sites across the UK when required. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Fidelity International offers world class investment solutions and retirement expertise. We are a privately owned, independent company, with the commitment and resources to provide the investment expertise, technology and service innovation needed to help our clients achieve their financial goals. Our people are passionate, engaged, smart and curious, and we give them the independence and the confidence to make a difference. While we take pride in the excellence of our investment solutions and client service, we know we can always do better. We are honest, respectful and make tough calls, challenging the status quo to achieve better outcomes through innovation. Above all else, we always put our clients first. Brokerage Operations supports asset servicing and administration across Fidelity's retail investment platform and brokerage services. The Corporate Actions team is responsible for the accurate processing of global corporate events, dividends, asset maintenance and associated client servicing activities. As Corporate Actions Technical Manager, you will act as the technical and operational subject matter expert for corporate actions and brokerage servicing processes. You will own the relationship between Operations and Technology, ensuring systems, data flows and controls support the efficient delivery of brokerage services from asset setup through to client reporting. You will lead the investigation and resolution of complex operational and technology issues, support strategic change initiatives, and identify opportunities to enhance controls, automate manual activities and improve client outcomes. The role requires a strong understanding of brokerage operations, system architecture, data flows and regulatory requirements, combined with the ability to influence stakeholders across Operations, Technology, Risk, Compliance and third-party vendors. • Act as the primary SME for brokerage and corporate actions applications, workflows and data flows., • Develop and maintain a comprehensive understanding of end-to-end brokerage processes, including asset onboarding, dealing, settlement, custody, corporate actions and reporting., • Maintain technical process documentation, operating procedures, controls and process maps., • Provide technical expertise and guidance to Operations, Technology and Change teams., • Lead investigation and resolution of complex production incidents and operational issues., • Coordinate Technology, Operations, vendors and business stakeholders through incident management activities., • Assess client, operational, financial and regulatory impacts of incidents., • Drive root cause analysis and ensure effective remediation plans are implemented., • Embed lessons learned and continuous improvement following incidents., • Define and document business requirements for system enhancements and process improvements., • Challenge solution designs to ensure operational risks and control requirements are appropriately managed., • Support testing, user acceptance testing and implementation activities., • Partner with Product and Technology teams to deliver scalable solutions and operational efficiencies., • Ensure change initiatives deliver measurable business benefit and improved client outcomes., • Maintain oversight of critical brokerage and corporate actions data flows and dependencies., • Develop and enhance reconciliations, monitoring tools and exception reporting., • Identify opportunities to replace manual controls with automated controls., • Monitor control effectiveness and investigate data anomalies and exceptions., • Support data quality improvement initiatives across the brokerage environment., • Support operational risk events, investigations and issue management activities., • Perform detailed root cause analysis and recommend sustainable corrective actions., • Prepare papers and management information for governance committees and senior leadership forums., • Ensure compliance with regulatory obligations, audit requirements and internal control frameworks., • Contribute to operational resilience and risk mitigation initiatives., • Manage relationships with key vendors and service providers, including market infrastructure and platform suppliers., • Challenge service levels, delivery timelines and solution quality where appropriate., • Drive issue resolution and support strategic enhancements across third-party platforms., • Monitor vendor performance and associated operational risks., • Build strong relationships across Operations, Technology, Product, Risk, Compliance and Audit functions., • Influence decision-making without formal authority across multiple stakeholder groups., • Provide coaching and technical guidance to colleagues within the Brokerage Operations team., • Communicate complex technical concepts clearly to non-technical audiences and operational risks effectively to technical teams., • Understands the end-to-end brokerage operating model., • Identifies control weaknesses before they become incidents., • Quickly determines root causes rather than symptoms., • Translates operational challenges into technology-driven solutions., • Drives automation, simplification and scalability., • Provides effective challenge to both Technology and Operations teams., • Is recognised as a trusted adviser by Risk, Audit and senior stakeholders., • Balances risk management with commercial and client-focused decision making. You are an experienced brokerage or asset servicing professional with strong technical and operational expertise. You are comfortable operating across business and technology functions, with the ability to analyse complex issues, challenge existing processes and drive meaningful improvements. • Significant experience within brokerage, corporate actions, asset servicing or investment operations., • Strong understanding of brokerage operating models and end-to-end securities processing., • Experience managing operational incidents, risk events and change initiatives., • Proven ability to work effectively across Technology, Operations and Governance functions., • Excellent analytical, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills., • Experience leading process improvement, automation or digital transformation initiatives., • IOC, IMC or similar industry qualification, or willingness to pursue professional development., • Strong understanding of system architecture and data flows., • Ability to identify and process all corporate action and dividend types, • Willingness to share technical knowledge and coach the team, • SQL and data analysis capability., • Understanding of interfaces, APIs and batch processing., • Data lineage, reconciliation and control framework expertise., • Testing, release management and implementation support., • Incident management and root cause analysis., • Process automation and workflow optimisation., • Reporting, dashboard and MI development., • Equity and ETF trading., • Fund dealing and investment platforms., • Corporate actions and dividends., • Settlement and custody operations., • Asset onboarding and maintenance., • Market data feeds and reference data management., • Client money and asset protection principles., • Relevant UK and international regulatory requirements. Relevant UK and international regulatory requirements. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Group Senior Risk ManagerWates Group is developing its risk management processes and methodologies, and we're looking for a proactive, strategic, and experienced Senior Risk Manager to play a key role in shaping our approach. Ensure all your application information is up to date and in order before applying for this opportunity. If you're passionate about enterprise risk management and ready to lead the development of a holistic risk framework and, furthermore, help drive a robust assurance culture across the Group, we would love to hear from you.Why Join Us?This role offers a high-profile opportunity to influence risk strategy across Wates Group, working closely with senior Group leadership, divisional stakeholders and the Risk Committee to embed best-in-class risk management practices. You will play a pivotal role in shaping risk culture, digital transformation, assurance activities and governance in a forward-thinking environment.Key Responsibilities:Shape the Risk Framework – Work with the Group Head of Assurance and the Risk Committee members to develop a robust, enterprise-wide risk management framework, including risk assessment methodologies, risk appetite and principal risk review processes.Drive Risk Reporting – Coordinate Group-wide risk reporting (including divisional, functional and project/site level) and create analytical dashboards, providing insight into key risk themes, emerging risks and mitigation activity.Lead Risk Assessments – Guide risk owners in identifying, scoring, managing, and mitigating risks across the organisation.Support the Risk Committee through high-quality reporting (also feeding into the Audit Committee), committee management and analytical papers.Enhance Digital Capabilities – Identify opportunities to improve risk and assurance processes through digitalisation and software solutions.Engage with Stakeholders – Work across Group and its Divisions to embed a strong risk culture and assurance practices.What We're Looking For: Expertise: Significant enterprise risk management experience within a complex organisation, ideally in construction/infrastructure, major projects, or a related field; a firm grasp of risk management tools and platforms would be desirable. Qualifications: Degree in Business, Economics, Finance, or a relevant discipline; professional risk certification (e.g., IRM) desirable. Skills: Strong commercial awareness, analytical, detail-oriented mindset, and ability to simplify complex risk concepts for a wider audience. Experience presenting risk insights to senior stakeholders and governance forums would be advantageous. Mindset: A proactive, self-motivated individual who challenges the status quo, influences work practices and drives continuous improvement.Our commitments: Wates is proud to be an employer where anyone can thrive, and we welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds. We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet every requirement, as we value transferable skills and assess all applications fairly.We don't discriminate based on a criminal record; all applications are reviewed on an individual basis against the requirements of the role. Some roles may require additional checks, due to the nature of the work. xrnqpay As a Disability Confident Leader, we offer an interview to applicants with a disability who meet the minimum criteria for the role and opt in to the Disability Confident scheme. Reasonable adjustments are available, please contact us at

The IT PMO Project Manager leads the planning, execution, governance, and successful delivery of enterprise technology projects in a complex, cross-functional environment. This role translates business needs into achievable delivery plans, aligns stakeholders and resources, and manages scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, and organizational readiness from initiation through operational transition and closure. Working within the IT Project Management Office (PMO), this role manages Category4 projects and related program workstreams, defined in the source PMO requirements as initiatives valued requiring1,000 labor hours. The Project Manager applies disciplined governance and fit‑for‑purpose delivery methods to achieve business outcomes, maintain audit‑ready records, and provide clear, decision‑oriented reporting. The IT PMO Project Manager leads the planning, execution, governance, and successful delivery of enterprise technology projects in a complex, cross‑functional environment. This role translates business needs into achievable delivery plans, aligns stakeholders and resources, and manages scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, and organizational readiness from initiation through operational transition and closure. Working within the IT Project Management Office (PMO), this role manages Category4 projects and related program workstreams, defined in the source PMO requirements as initiatives valued requiring1,000 labor hours. The Project Manager applies disciplined governance and fit‑for‑purpose delivery methods to achieve business outcomes, maintain audit‑ready records, and provide clear, decision‑oriented reporting. • Partner with sponsors and business owners to validate business cases, objectives, expected benefits, scope, estimates, milestones, deliverables, and acceptance criteria against PMO standards., • Develop and maintain integrated project management plans, work breakdown structures, schedules, critical‑path dependencies, resource plans, and approved cost and schedule baselines., • Select and tailor predictive, agile, or hybrid delivery practices to project needs while maintaining required PMO controls, documentation, and approvals., • Coordinate applications, infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, data, and vendor workstreams as applicable; manage interdependencies and competing priorities across concurrent projects., • Apply the Project Management Handbook, PMO standards, and applicable systems development life cycle (SDLC) requirements; guide customers and delivery teams through governance processes., • Prepare Category3 and4 projects for Stage Gate2, Approval for Execution; retain approval evidence before proceeding., • Establish project governance, steering committees, decision rights, roles and responsibilities, escalation paths, and documented meeting decisions and actions., • Maintain a controlled project repository containing approved business cases and estimates, project plans, requirements and design documents, status reports, change requests, risk and issue records, and testing and defect‑resolution evidence., • Partner with PMO, Quality Assurance, Cybersecurity, and control owners to incorporate applicable security, privacy, compliance, and audit requirements into delivery plans and acceptance reviews., • Establish project financial structures and work breakdown coding in Microsoft Dynamics or the designated financial system; reconcile budgets, actual costs, commitments, forecasts, and estimates to complete., • Monitor financial and schedule variances, evaluate corrective actions, and obtain approval for changes to scope, funding, timelines, or resource commitments., • Secure resource estimates, availability, and management commitments; coordinate onboarding, project orientation, training, tools, access, facilities, and logistical needs., • Coordinate vendor and contractor deliverables, dependencies, milestones, and acceptance with Procurement and technical owners; elevate commercial or delivery issues through appropriate channels., • Maintain actionable risk, assumption, issue, and dependency (RAID) records with accountable owners, response plans, target dates, and escalation triggers., • Proactively assess delivery risks, cross‑project dependencies, resource constraints, and emerging issues; recommend mitigation, contingency, or recovery actions., • Administer project change control, documenting impacts on scope, schedule, cost, quality, benefits, and operational readiness; maintain traceability to approved decisions., • Lead cross‑functional project teams through influence and clear accountability; facilitate working sessions, resolve conflicts, and maintain alignment among business, technical, and vendor stakeholders., • Develop communication and organizational change management plans identifying audiences, messages, channels, timing, training, and readiness responsibilities in partnership with change specialists., • Facilitate sponsor and steering committee reviews, presenting progress, trade-offs, risks, recovery options, and decisions required in clear business terms., • Coordinate requirements traceability, design reviews, testing, user acceptance, defect resolution, and documented business approval in accordance with the applicable SDLC., • Plan deployment, data conversion or migration where applicable, cutover, rollback, support readiness, knowledge transfer, and post-implementation stabilization with operational owners., • Confirm deliverable acceptance, operational handover, fin #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Global Server, Storage and Backup Manager The Global Server, Storage and Backup Manager is responsible for leading and developing a geographically distributed team delivering KBR’s enterprise compute, virtualisation, server operating system, storage, backup, infrastructure recovery and data centre operational services. The role provides global operational leadership, service ownership and governance across KBR’s data centre estate. This includes infrastructure hosted within commercial colocation facilities, dedicated data centres, restricted operating environments and server rooms located within KBR offices and project locations. The Global Server, Storage and Backup manager is accountable for service availability, performance, capacity, security, operational support, lifecycle management, backup compliance, restoration capability, data centre operations, IT disaster recovery failover planning and continuous improvement across the assigned technology portfolio. The successful candidate will be an experienced infrastructure operations leader with strong technical knowledge and a demonstrated ability to manage global teams, complex production services, data centre environments, major incidents, suppliers, operational risk and senior stakeholder relationships. This position reports to the Director, Networks and Infrastructure and works closely with Cybersecurity, Network Services, Workplace Technology, Service Management, Procurement, Facilities, Real Estate, Physical Security and relevant business stakeholders. • Lead, manage and develop a global team responsible for enterprise compute, virtualisation, server operating systems, storage, backup, infrastructure recovery and data centre operational services., • Provide leadership and direction to regional managers, team leads and technical specialists across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific., • Establish clear service ownership, operational responsibilities, escalation paths and support coverage across regions and time zones., • Define and maintain operational standards that support the availability, performance, security, capacity, resilience and recoverability of the assigned services., • Maintain clear operational ownership and governance for KBR’s global data centre estate, including commercial colocation facilities and server rooms located within corporate offices, project locations and restricted operating environments., • Set performance objectives, manage workload allocation and develop the technical, operational and leadership capabilities of the team., • Maintain appropriate succession plans and reduce reliance on individual members of staff for critical technologies and services., • Build a culture of accountability, operational discipline, customer service, collaboration, documentation and continuous improvement., • Maintain effective management escalation arrangements for planned maintenance, major incidents and operational issues outside normal UK business hours., • Provide operational leadership for physical and virtual compute platforms, including server hardware, hypervisors, management platforms and associated infrastructure services., • Oversee the provisioning, configuration, monitoring, patching, upgrading, vulnerability remediation and retirement of Windows Server and Linux environments., • Ensure server and virtualisation platforms are operated in accordance with approved technical standards, security requirements and support procedures., • Maintain appropriate standards for server builds, hardware configurations, firmware, operating system versions, access controls and platform hardening., • Maintain effective capacity planning and forecasting across physical compute, virtualisation platforms, server operating systems and supporting infrastructure., • Monitor platform availability, utilisation, performance and resilience, identifying emerging risks and implementing corrective action before service is affected., • Ensure unsupported, obsolete or non-compliant technologies are identified and remediated through agreed lifecycle plans., • Contribute operational requirements, supportability considerations and lessons learned to infrastructure changes before implementation., • Provide operational leadership for enterprise block and file storage platforms and services., • Oversee storage provisioning, replication, snapshots, encryption, capacity management, performance monitoring and lifecycle management., • Maintain accurate forecasts for storage consumption, growth, performance and support requirements., • Ensure storage platforms are configured and operated to provide appropriate resilience, availability, recoverability and data protection., • Identify capacity constraints, performance issues, unsupported technologies and resilience risks and ensure timely corrective action., • Maintain clear operational standards for storage allocation, access, replication, monitoring and support., • Ensure storage services are appropriately documented and supported across all relevant regions and locations., • Lead enterprise backup and recovery operations for infrastructure platforms and data within the defined service scope., • Own the availability, operation and lifecycle management of enterprise backup platforms and associated supporting technologies., • Ensure backup policies, schedules, retention requirements, encryption, immutability controls, monitoring and exception processes are properly implemented and maintained., • Establish reporting and corrective action processes for backup failures, unprotected infrastructure, capacity constraints, unsuccessful restoration tests and unresolved data protection risks., • Maintain the technical recovery readiness of compute, virtualisation, storage and backup platforms through documented procedures, replication monitoring, restoration testing and remediation of identified recovery risks., • Coordinate and oversee regular backup restoration and infrastructure recovery testing., • Ensure recovery tests are documented, results are retained and identified issues are assigned, tracked and remediated., • Maintain appropriate recovery procedures, dependencies and escalation arrangements for critical infrastructure services., • Report backup compliance, restoration performance, recovery readiness and unresolved risks to relevant technical and senior stakeholders., • Own, maintain and govern KBR’s IT disaster recovery failover plans for the infrastructure services within the assigned portfolio., • Ensure disaster recovery plans remain current, accurate, operationally viable and aligned with KBR’s approved recovery priorities, recovery time objectives and recovery point objectives., • Maintain documented failover and failback procedures for critical compute, virtualisation, storage, backup and supporting data centre services., • Ensure disaster recovery plans clearly define recovery sequencing, technical dependencies, decision points, roles and responsibilities, escalation routes, communication arrangements and authority to invoke a failover., • Maintain an accurate inventory of infrastructure services covered by each disaster recovery plan, including their primary and recovery locations, replication arrangements, recovery dependencies and known constraints., • Ensure disaster recovery plans reflect changes to infrastructure platforms, data centre locations, network connectivity, suppliers, support arrangements and operating models., • Establish a formal review cycle for IT disaster recovery failover plans and ensure they are updated following material infrastructure changes, incidents, tests or organisational changes., • Coordinate with Network Services, Cybersecurity, Service Management, Facilities, Physical Security and relevant business stakeholders to ensure that cross-service dependencies are understood and incorporated into recovery plans., • Define and maintain invocation criteria for infrastructure failover, including the circumstances in which services should remain at the primary location, be recovered locally or be failed over to an alternative location., • Ensure appropriate technical and management resources are identified for disaster recovery invocation, failover execution, service validation and subsequent failback., • Establish and maintain disaster recovery contact lists, escalation paths, supplier contacts, colocation provider contacts and out of hours support arrangements., • Plan and coordinate regular disaster recovery exercises, including technical walkthroughs, component recovery tests, partial failover exercises and full infrastructure failover tests where appropriate., • Ensure disaster recovery exercises validate the practicality of documented procedures, the availability of required resources and the ability to recover services within agreed objectives., • Ensure all disaster recovery tests and exercises have documented scope, objectives, success criteria, risks, approvals and communication plans., • Record test results, recovery timings, issues, dependencies, deviations and lessons learned., • Ensure identified disaster recovery deficiencies are assigned to accountable owners, prioritised according to operational risk and tracked through to completion., • Report disaster recovery readiness, test performance, unresolved risks and required investment to technical and senior stakeholders., • Ensure appropriate evidence of disaster recovery planning, testing and remediation is retained for audit, regulatory and contractual purposes., • Lead the infrastructure response when an IT disaster recovery plan is invoked, coordinating technical recovery, stakeholder communication, supplier escalation and service restoration., • Maintain governance over the return to normal operations following a failover, including service validation, risk assessment, failback planning, data synchronisation and formal closure., • Conduct a structured review following any disaster recovery invocation or significant exercise and ensure resulting improvements are incorporated into plans, procedures and operational standards., • Ensure KBR’s IT disaster recovery plans address the loss or unavailability of commercial colocation facilities, office server rooms, infrastructure platforms, power, cooling, physical access and critical site services., • Identify infrastructure services that do not have an adequate recovery capability and develop risk treatment or remediation plans with the relevant stakeholders., • Ensure disaster recovery plans remain accessible during a major incident, including where normal corporate systems or primary locations are unavailable., • Provide global operational leadership for KBR’s data centre estate, including commercial colocation facilities, dedicated data centres, restricted environments and server rooms located within KBR offices and project locations., • Maintain an accurate global inventory of data centre and server room locations, including the infrastructure hosted at each site, service criticality, support arrangements, physical dependencies, capacity, lifecycle status and recovery role., • Establish and maintain operational standards for data centre and server room environments, including rack layouts, equipment installation, structured cabling, labelling, power allocation, environmental monitoring, physical access and operational documentation., • Ensure new infrastructure is installed in accordance with approved rack, power, cooling, cabling, resilience, security and support standards., • Maintain effective capacity planning for rack space, electrical power, cooling, network connectivity, physical cabling and supporting infrastructure across the global estate., • Identify capacity constraints, single points of failure, environmental risks, unsupported facilities and other conditions that could affect infrastructure availability or resilience., • Work with Facilities, Real Estate, Physical Security and colocation providers to ensure data centre and server room environments provide appropriate power, cooling, fire detection, fire suppression, environmental monitoring, physical security and resilience., • Ensure responsibilities between Information Technology, Facilities, Real Estate, Physical Security and colocation providers are clearly documented and understood for each location., • Maintain oversight of power and cooling dependencies, including uninterruptible power supplies, power distribution units, generators, environmental sensors and related alarm and escalation arrangements., • Ensure environmental alarms and infrastructure facility alerts are actionable, appropriately prioritised and integrated with KBR’s incident and escalation processes., • Maintain appropriate physical access controls for data centre and server room environments, including access approval, periodic access reviews, visitor management, audit records and the removal of access when no longer required., • Ensure access to restricted or classified infrastructure environments is managed in accordance with applicable security, contractual, nationality, residency and clearance requirements., • Establish appropriate local support, remote hands and emergency access arrangements for each data centre and server room location., • Manage operational relationships with colocation providers, local Facilities teams, installation partners, cabling providers, logistics suppliers and remote hands services., • Hold colocation and facilities service providers accountable for availability, incident response, access, maintenance notification, environmental conditions, service restoration and contractual performance., • Review planned building, electrical, cooling, fire system and facilities maintenance activities for potential impact on infrastructure services., • Ensure infrastructure teams receive appropriate notice of planned facilities work and that risks, contingency arrangements, communications and escalation paths are understood before work proceeds., • Lead or coordinate the infrastructure response to data centre incidents, including loss of power, cooling failure, environmental alarms, water ingress, physical security events, connectivity failures and restricted site access., • Ensure significant data centre and facilities incidents receive root cause analysis, corrective actions, assigned ownership and management follow through., • Maintain current site documentation, including floor plans, rack elevations, power allocations, cabling records, access procedures, support contacts, escalation paths, shutdown procedures and recovery arrangements., • Ensure equipment deliveries, installations, relocations and removals are properly planned, authorised, recorded and completed in accordance with site requirements., • Maintain effective controls for the receipt, storage, movement, installation and disposal of infrastructure equipment within data centre and server room locations., • Ensure data-bearing equipment is handled, transported, sanitised and disposed of in accordance with KBR security and information handling requirements., • Assess the suitability and supportability of office server rooms, identifying locations where power, cooling, physical security, environmental monitoring, resilience or support arrangements do not meet operational requirements., • Develop and manage remediation plans for server rooms or data centre locations that present unacceptable operational, security, resilience or lifecycle risk., • Identify opportunities to consolidate infrastructure, retire unsuitable server rooms, reduce duplicated facilities, improve resilience and lower the total cost of operating the global data centre estate., • Provide operational leadership for data centre openings, closures, migrations, expansions, consolidations and relocations., • Ensure operational teams are involved during the planning of new offices, major refurbishments and project locations where server room or infrastructure facilities will be required., • Define and enforce operational acceptance criteria for new or materially changed data centre and server room environments before production infrastructure is installed or transitioned into support., • Ensure operational acceptance includes appropriate power, cooling, connectivity, monitoring, security, support coverage, documentation, access, spares and escalation arrangements., • Maintain visibility of colocation contracts, facility support agreements, remote hands arrangements, maintenance services and key renewal dates in partnership with Procurement and Commercial teams., • Support budget planning and forecasting for colocation charges, power consumption, remote hands services, cabling, infrastructure installations, facilities remediation and data centre lifecycle activity., • Review colocation and server room expenditure to identify unused space, stranded power, unnecessary services, billing errors and opportunities for consolidation or contract optimisation., • Provide regular reporting on data centre capacity, resilience, environmental risk, facilities incidents, lifecycle concerns, compliance issues and required investment., • Establish and maintain operational acceptance criteria for new and materially changed infrastructure services before they transition into production support., • Ensure infrastructure monitoring, telemetry and alerting are effective, actionable, appropriately prioritised and integrated with KBR’s incident management processes., • Lead or support the response to major compute, virtualisation, storage, backup and data centre incidents, including technical recovery, stakeholder communication, escalation and service restoration., • Ensure significant and recurring incidents receive meaningful root cause analysis, documented corrective actions, assigned ownership and management follow through., • Identify systemic issues affecting platform stability, performance, resilience or user experience and drive permanent corrective action., • Ensure operational work is managed through KBR’s approved Information Technology Service Management processes, including incident, request, problem, change, asset, configuration and knowledge management., • Review significant infrastructure changes for technical risk, business impact, testing readiness, implementation planning, communication, validation and rollback capability., • Ensure scheduled maintenance, patching and upgrade activities are properly planned, communicated, controlled and completed., • Maintain effective operational engagement with regional support teams and other infrastructure service owners., • Partner with Cybersecurity to remediate vulnerabilities, unsupported technologies, insecure configurations, privileged access risks, certificate issues and identified control deficiencies., • Ensure supported infrastructure platforms comply with applicable security, licensing, audit, information classification, contractual and organisational requirements., • Own and maintain the operational controls assigned to server, virtualisation, storage, backup, recovery and data centre services., • Support internal and external audit activity through the timely provision of accurate evidence, management responses and remediation plans., • Support annual SOX control certification activities where controls are assigned to the team., • Ensure identified control deficiencies are documented, assigned and remediated within agreed timescales., • Maintain appropriate separation of duties and privileged access controls across the supported technology portfolio., • Ensure infrastructure risk is recorded, assessed, communicated and managed through the appropriate KBR governance processes., • Maintain accurate operational documentation, including service records, infrastructure inventories, configuration information, support models, runbooks, recovery procedures, data centre records and knowledge articles., • Maintain visibility of hardware, software, licences, warranties, maintenance agreements and support lifecycle dates., • Develop and execute remediation plans before technologies become unsupported or present unacceptable operational, security or financial risk., • Ensure infrastructure asset and configuration records are complete, accurate and maintained within approved systems., • Maintain current technical and operational documentation for all critical services., • Ensure support procedures, recovery documentation and site‑specific operating instructions are accessible to the relevant teams and tested periodically., • Manage relationships with infrastructure manufacturers, software providers, support partners, colocation providers, managed service providers, remote hands services and implementation suppliers., • Hold suppliers accountable for service performance, support quality, escalation response, delivery timescales, contractual commitments and corrective actions., • Manage technical escalations with suppliers and ensure unresolved issues receive appropriate senior attention., • Review colocation service performance, incident records, planned maintenance, remote hands delivery, power consumption, capacity and contractual compliance., • Support the commercial management of colocation space, power, cross‑connects, remote hands, cabling services and associated facility charges., • Support operating budgets, capital planning, forecasts, renewals, licensing decisions, infrastructure investments and cost optimisation initiatives., • Review support agreements, licences, maintenance arrangements and colocation services to identify duplication, unnecessary expenditure and consolidation opportunities., • Maintain accurate forecasts for infrastructure renewals, capacity requirements, data centre needs and lifecycle replacement activity., • Identify opportunities to automate routine work, standardise operational processes, consolidate technologies, reduce technical debt, improve resilience and lower total operating cost., • Provide operational leadership for infrastructure migrations, upgrades, data centre openings and closures, office relocations, acquisitions, divestitures, enterprise separations and technology transformation programmes., • Lead the operational planning and execution of infrastructure moves between commercial colocation facilities, office server rooms and other supported locations., • Ensure moves and migrations include appropriate planning for equipment dependencies, rack space, power, cooling, network connectivity, cabling, physical access, logistics, monitoring and support coverage., • Ensure operational teams are engaged early enough to assess service readiness, supportability, resilience, security, monitoring, documentation, facilities dependencies and resource requirements., • Ensure new and changed services and locations are fully documented and meet operational acceptance requirements before entering production support., • Manage the operational transition of infrastructure services, including knowledge transfer, support arrangements, monitoring, escalation procedures, supplier engagement and site‑specific operating procedures., • Communicate service performance, data centre risks, capacity constraints, facilities dependencies, lifecycle issues, recovery readiness and investment requirements to technical and executive stakeholders., • A degree, higher technical qualification, recognised apprenticeship or equivalent professional experience in information technology, computer science, engineering or a related discipline., • Substantial progressive experience supporting enterprise compute, virtualisation, storage, backup, data centre or related infrastructure services., • Significant experience leading geographically distributed infrastructure operations teams, including line management of managers, team leads or senior technical specialists., • Experience supporting enterprise infrastructure across multiple locations, countries, regions or time zones., • Experience managing production infrastructure within a large, complex, multinational or regulated organisation., • Strong knowledge of enterprise compute, virtualisation and server operating system technologies., • Experience with enterprise compute platforms such as Cisco Unified Computing System or comparable technologies., • Experience operating VMware or comparable enterprise virtualisation platforms., • Experience supporting Microsoft Windows Server and Linux operating systems., • Experience managing server provisioning, configuration, patching, firmware, upgrades, lifecycle management and vulnerability remediation., • Experience with infrastructure monitoring, configuration management, orchestration and automation technologies., • Strong knowledge of enterprise storage, backup, restoration and infrastructure recovery technologies., • Experience with enterprise storage technologies such as NetApp, Pure Storage or comparable platforms., • Experience with enterprise backup and recovery technologies such as Rubrik or comparable platforms., • Experience managing block and file storage, replication, snapshots, encryption, capacity and performance., • Experience managing backup policies, schedules, retention, encryption, immutability, monitoring and restoration testing., • Experience assessing infrastructure recovery readiness and remediating identified recovery risks., • Strong operational knowledge of enterprise data centres, commercial colocation facilities and server rooms located within corporate offices or project locations., • Experience managing infrastructure across multiple data centre and server room locations, including geographically dispersed and restricted operating environments., • Experience with data centre capacity planning, rack layouts, structured cabling, power allocation, cooling, environmental monitoring and physical access controls., • Experience managing operational relationships with colocation providers, Facilities teams, Real Estate, Physical Security, remote hands providers and infrastructure installation partners., • Experience responding to data centre incidents involving power, 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judgement and the ability to balance service availability, security, cost, technical debt and business requirements., • Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills, including the ability to identify systemic issues and drive permanent corrective action., • Effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain technical risks, service impacts and required decisions to senior leaders., • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities within a global production environment., • Demonstrated ability to collaborate and influence across technical teams, business stakeholders, suppliers and senior leaders., • Willingness to participate in an agreed management escalation arrangement and to support occasional planned maintenance or major incident activity outside normal UK business hours., • Ability to travel within the United Kingdom and internationally when required., • Experience supporting a multinational engineering, government services, aerospace, defence or highly regulated organisation., • Experience supporting commercial, government, classified or otherwise restricted infrastructure environments., • Experience with Cisco Unified Computing System, VMware, Microsoft Windows Server, Linux, NetApp, Pure Storage, Rubrik or comparable technologies., • Experience operating infrastructure within Equinix or comparable commercial colocation facilities., • Experience supporting infrastructure within both purpose‑built data centres and server rooms located within office environments., • Familiarity with data centre resilience principles, including redundant power, cooling, network connectivity, environmental monitoring and physical security., • Experience managing colocation capacity, power consumption, remote hands services, cross‑connects and related operating expenditure., • Familiarity with applicable data centre standards or good practice, such as the Uptime Institute tier methodology, EN 50600 or comparable 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Location: Surrey Employment Type: Permanent, Full Time Sector: Accountancy Practice / Audit TPF Recruitment is delighted to be supporting a highly regarded and growing accountancy practice that is looking to recruit an experienced Audit Senior Manager to join its expanding Audit team. This is an exceptional opportunity for an ambitious audit professional to take on a senior leadership role within a firm that works with an impressive and diverse client base. Clients range from entrepreneurial businesses and owner-managed companies through to complex groups, high-net-worth individuals and organisations operating across a broad range of sectors. The role offers a combination of audit leadership, client advisory work, team development and business growth initiatives, making it an ideal opportunity for someone looking to further their career within a progressive and commercially focused practice. As an Audit Senior Manager, you will take ultimate responsibility for the delivery and quality of audits across a diverse client portfolio, working closely with Partners and Directors to provide exceptional client service. You will play a key role in client relationship management, technical delivery, staff development and the continued growth of the audit function. Key responsibilities will include: • Managing a substantial portfolio of audit clients across a variety of sectors, • Leading audit assignments from planning and risk assessment through to completion and final sign-off stages, • Working closely with Partners and Directors on client affairs from both an audit and commercial perspective, • Building and maintaining strong relationships with business owners, directors and key stakeholders, • Delivering audits in accordance with International Auditing Standards and relevant UK regulations, • Reviewing and overseeing the preparation of complex statutory financial statements under UK GAAP and IFRS, • Providing commercial and financial management support to clients, • Leading and supporting specialist assignments including due diligence, investigations and business valuations, • Driving quality control initiatives and continuous improvement across audit processes, • Managing engagement profitability, budgets and resource planning, • Leading, mentoring and developing junior and managerial team members, • Supporting business development activities, networking opportunities and proposals for new work The successful candidate will likely have: • ACA or ACCA qualification (or equivalent), • Significant experience within a UK accountancy practice audit environment, • Strong technical knowledge of UK GAAP, FRS 102 and IFRS, • Extensive experience managing and reviewing complex audit assignments, • Excellent project management and organisational skills, • Proven experience leading, mentoring and developing audit teams, • Strong commercial awareness and client relationship management skills, • The ability to communicate complex technical matters clearly and confidently, • A proactive, hands-on and solutions-focused approach, • Experience in transaction support, due diligence or advisory projects would be advantageous, • A working knowledge of corporate tax matters and their interaction with audit assignments, • Competitive salary and benefits package, • Significant leadership responsibility within a growing audit function, • Exposure to a high-quality and diverse client portfolio, • Opportunities to work on advisory, due diligence and specialist assignments, • A supportive and collaborative leadership team, • Ongoing professional development and progression opportunities, • Flexible working arrangements, • Clear route towards Director-level progression for ambitious individuals #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Matchtech Group in the United Kingdom is seeking a Quality, Risk and Governance Manager for a nine-month contract to lead the Quality, Risk, Governance and Assurance framework across mobilisation, transition and ongoing service delivery, ensuring compliance and audit readiness. Based in Leatherhead or Swindon with three days per week in the office and occasional travel, the role requires BPSS and CTC clearance and an immediate start for a senior governance professional to translate requirements #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Morgan McKinley is seeking a Senior Audit Manager to lead a portfolio of statutory and non-statutory audits for a diverse client base across sectors.You will work with Audit Directors and Partners, providing not only audit expertise but commercial advisory and transaction support where needed.The ro