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Technology Consultant – Energy and Utilities Location: London (UK-wide travel as required) Salary: £54,000 - £65,000 Employment Type: Permanent Overview A leading global consulting organisation is seeking Technology Consultants to join its Energy and Utilities practice in London. The team delivers large-scale technology and business transformation programmes for major power, gas and water companies across the UK. This role suits individuals with solid industry experience who can operate confidently across complex delivery environments. Key Responsibilities • Deliver end-to-end transformation projects across ERP, CRM, cloud and digital programmes., • Work directly with client stakeholders to define, design, build, test and deploy solutions., • Break down technical content into clear, actionable information for business teams., • Manage risks, issues, assumptions and dependencies across workstreams., • Coordinate delivery with global teams and ensure work aligns with client expectations., • Operate across Agile and Waterfall methodologies depending on project requirements., • Support and lead workstream activities, including team coordination and oversight. Required Experience • 3–5 years’ experience within the Energy or Utilities sector (electricity, gas or water)., • Background working with organisations such as EDF, Shell or UK water companies., • Proven experience delivering large transformation programmes end to end., • Strong cloud experience across Azure or AWS, ideally multi cloud., • Experience with Agile (Scrum, Kanban) and Waterfall delivery models., • Strong communication skills and experience working with distributed teams., • Ability to manage multiple priorities and coordinate workstream activity. Desirable Skills • Experience leading cloud or SaaS-focused projects., • Cloud or industry certifications., • Strong stakeholder engagement capability in regulated environments. What’s on Offer • Competitive salary based on career level., • 25 days holiday plus additional volunteer days., • Private medical insurance., • Comprehensive training and development programmes., • Access to a large Energy and Utilities consulting practice with strong progression opportunities., • Hybrid working and exposure to major UK transformation programmes. How to Apply If you have industry experience, strong delivery skills and the drive to work on major Energy and Utilities programmes, we’d like to hear from you.

Multi-Site Operational Excellence (OPEX) Manager – FMCG Manufacturing (UK + Europe) Travel: 75/80% travel (UK + regular trips to mainland Europe) Location: UK (flexible, within an hour of a major airport), or potentially Italy, France, or Germany. Salary: £70,000 - £85,000 plus car allowance, private medical, additional bonuses and allowances. Prerequisite: Bi/ Multi-lingual (English plus either Italian, French, or German). If you’re an OPEX leader who wants real responsibility—not a corporate Lean museum, this one’s worth your time. Being honest: this isn’t a role for someone who likes sitting in an office, “driving change” from behind a laptop. This job is for the person who knows that real transformation happens when you’re on the factory floor, wearing steel-toe-capped boots and a hairnet, solving real problems with real people. If that sounds like your idea of fun, keep reading. If not… probably best to scroll on. A European FMCG manufacturer—with a sizeable number of production sites (and co-packing facilities) across mainland Europe and the UK—is looking for someone to lead Operational Excellence across multiple factories. You’ll be the person who walks into a plant, spots the bottlenecks before anyone mentions them, and knows exactly which mix of Lean tools, data, coaching, and common sense will get the place running better. You won’t be sitting in a CI function sending PowerPoints to people. You’ll be coaching, challenging, fixing, facilitating, and—crucially—getting buy-in from people who’ve either been doing this job for a long time, and/or think that a kaizen event is when a Japanese energy drink gives away freebies! What you’ll do (instead of vague corporate jargon): • Visit sites. A lot. (Around 70–80% travel. If that scares you, it’s not your role.), • Spend time with Plant Managers, Supervisors, Engineers, and Frontline Operators., • Run workshops that don’t put everyone to sleep., • Find waste. Remove it. Find Opportunities. Explore them., • Diagnose issues using Lean, continuous improvement, and… you know… logic., • Lift OEE, improve yield, reduce downtime—basically make the numbers look better than they do today, and make them stick!, • Standardise what works and stop what doesn’t., • Coach individuals and team leaders on how to manage performance properly., • Introduce or improve digital tools—ERP, MES, MIS, and real-time performance systems—and make sure they actually get used by the people who need them., • Help roll out digital and CI tools across multiple European and UK sites, not just one. What we’re looking for: • You’ve done this before, and ideally within fast-paced manufacturing environments., • Not “read about it”, not “supported someone who did it”—you’ve actually driven OPEX/CI improvements inside a factory that makes consumer products at scale. You’ll need: • Strong OPEX/CI experience in FMCG, Food & Beverage, or similar high-volume manufacturing., • Multiple language skills. English fluency is a must, as well as either Italian, French, or German at a professional level., • Real multi-site experience across different countries or regions., • Lean tools—properly understood, not just buzzwords., • Comfort with MIS, ERP, MES systems, and choosing the right digital tools to make operations sharper., • A track record of rolling digital/CI systems out across several plants., • Enough resilience to influence people who didn’t ask for your help but will thank you six months later. The person who’ll thrive here: • Likes factories more than video calls., • Knows how to build trust with operators and challenge managers without leaving bruises., • Comfortable travelling across the UK and mainland Europe most weeks., • Pragmatic. Not a purist. Not a theorist., • Able to get people excited about doing things differently—without posting inspirational quotes on the noticeboard. Why bother applying? Because this isn’t a “keep the lights on” CI job. It’s a chance to shape how multiple European and UK sites operate, influence culture, embed long-term capability, and help modernise a significant FMCG manufacturing footprint. You’ll be visible, you’ll be trusted, and you’ll directly impact how millions of units of product get made every week. And you’ll never be bored. Ever. If you want more information or would like a confidential conversation, showcase your interest by sending your most recent CV, and we’ll talk if we think your background and experience would be of interest to our client.

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