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\n \n We are delighted to be partnering with Bracknell Forest Council to recruit two Procurement Officer positions for the Place & Resources directorates. \n In your role as a Procurement Officer with the Council you will be supporting cross-functional teams to develop new contracts, delivering clear service improvements and real cash savings. You will advise commissioners on procurement and contract management issues and deliver above threshold and strategic procurements, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and contract standing orders. \n You will be a highly adaptable individual, looking for a challenging and rewarding role within a very supportive team environment. You'll be personable and self-motivated with excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to build strong and positive relationships internally with your stakeholders. We are also particularly interested in hearing from applicants who have good overall knowledge and experience of e-tendering and procurement systems, excellent computer skills and evidence of continuing professional development. \n Previous experience in either a Construction or Professional Services category focused procurement position would be advantageous and you will ideally be working towards your MCIPS qualification and have up to date knowledge of the Procurement Act 2023. \n Salary and benefits \n The salary range is £40,476 - 45,718 + £706 London Weighting Allowance \n Bracknell Forest Council operates a very flexible hybrid working policy. You can be based at home or in the office, however you prefer to work, although you will need to be within a reasonable commute of Bracknell for meetings as and when required. The office is in Time Square in Bracknell, with great transport links and easy access to the regenerated town centre. \n Benefits include \n \n • Annual leave of 28 days increasing to 33 days after 3 year's service\n, • Local government pension scheme\n, • Life insurance cover (linked to the pension scheme).\n, • Opportunities for flexible and agile working, to support our employee's work-life balance.\n, • An inclusive and social working environment with a variety of staff networks including sports and social clubs.\n, • Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption and fostering leave.\n, • Career development through internal and external training opportunities (including CIPS)\n, • Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) to support employee's health and well being.\n, • Staff dental and health plans.\n, • Discounted leisure centre and gym membership.\n \n Additional information \n Bracknell Forest's Core values are: \n Inclusive | Ambitious | Always Learning \n These values influence the way the Council's employees work with each other and the way the Council serves its residents and engages with its communities. The values are made real by Bracknell Forest Council's employees demonstrating them in how they behave every day. If you're excited about joining a diverse team that celebrates learning and strives for excellence, we'd love to hear from you. \n Bracknell Forest Council is committed to ensuring an inclusive recruitment process for all applicants. If you require any reasonable adjustments to support your application or interview, please let us know and we will work with you to support you throughout the process. \n For further information about the role or to request a copy of the full job description please contact Simon Burr at Morgan Law. \n Please note Morgan Law are managing this campaign on behalf of Bracknell Forest Council and any CVs sent directly to the council will not be considered. \n We can also only accept applications from candidates currently residing in the UK. \n Candidates currently residing in the UK who require sponsorship to work are encouraged to assess their eligibility for a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) based on the relevant criteria. Please be aware that sponsorship availability varies and is subject to eligibility requirements and budget limitations. As a result, Bracknell Forest Council cannot guarantee sponsorship for all its roles and will evaluate sponsorship requests on a case-by-case basis. \n \n

Note: Partly is headquartered in the UK, with a Product and Engineering base in Christchurch, and an early presence in San Francisco. If you are not based in London, we will fly you to our London office for 1 week per quarter for our “Season Openers” (we pay for your travel and accommodation). \n Our story\n Partly's mission is to connect the world's parts and we're doing that by building the first global platform for replacement parts, starting with auto parts. Our big vision is to accelerate the world toward a sustainable future where anyone can fix anything. \n Founded by ex-Rocket Lab engineers, we utilise cutting-edge technology to solve challenging but exciting problems that make a huge impact in a $1.9 trillion industry. We've more than tripled our team over the last 12 months and expect to double in size again over the coming 12 months. We're a global team spanning both Europe and Australasia. \n We provide a scalable digital infrastructure solution to some of the world's largest businesses and the most exciting startups. Partly's solutions are integrated across hundreds of companies globally, providing the backbone for cataloguing and managing parts online. \n Our investors in Blackbird Ventures (Canva, CultureAmp etc.), Square Peg, Octopus Ventures, Icehouse, Peter Beck (Rocket Lab), Akshay Kothari (Notion Co-Founder) and Dylan Field (Figma Co-Founder). \n We're continuing to build a world-class team and ensuring Partly is a place where people can do the best work of their lives. We're proud of the culture we've built at Partly, and our values are lived throughout every experience. \n ️ This role\n \n Strategic Account Manager \n The Strategic Account Manager owns post-sale success for parts suppliers on the Partly Network and reports directly to the GM of Europe. \n This role is responsible for ensuring suppliers achieve measurable commercial and operational value from Partly’s infrastructure. It sits at the intersection of supplier relationships, product delivery, and engineering execution, and requires deep ownership of supplier issues in a fast-moving, evolving product environment. \n What will you do\n \n Own strategic supplier relationships \n Develop trusted, long-term partnerships with parts suppliers, acting as the primary post-sale owner and point of accountability. Ensure strong adoption, retention, and long-term value realisation from Partly. \n Own supplier issues end-to-end \n Take full ownership of supplier issues from initial report through root cause analysis, resolution, and follow-up. Work closely with product and engineering teams to drive issues to ground rather than simply escalating them. \n Translate supplier problems into product execution \n Convert supplier pain points and operational challenges into clear, actionable product requirements. Produce written problem statements, reproduction steps, and expected outcomes to enable fast, effective execution by engineering. \n Lead onboarding and ongoing success \n Own the end-to-end post-sale journey including onboarding, implementation coordination, and ongoing success management. Ensure suppliers are set up to operate successfully on Partly infrastructure from day one. \n Drive measurable business outcomes \n Develop a deep understanding of each supplier’s KPIs, revenue drivers, and operational constraints. Through regular reviews, identify and execute opportunities where Partly can unlock incremental value, efficiency, or growth. \n Operate with urgency in an evolving environment \n Work effectively in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment where product capabilities and processes are still developing. Maintain momentum, prioritise effectively, and drive progress despite incomplete information. \n Build scalable success foundations \n Design and evolve lightweight processes, tooling, and documentation that allow supplier success to scale without compromising accountability or responsiveness. \n Your skills\n Senior stakeholder management \n Comfortable working with senior leaders at complex organisations. Able to manage expectations, navigate ambiguity, and maintain trust during periods of change or product instability. \n Strong communicator across technical and commercial audiences \n Able to engage credibly with engineers while clearly articulating technical issues and solutions in commercial terms to supplier stakeholders. \n Experience working with technical or infrastructure products \n Comfortable operating close to technical systems and workflows. Able to understand platform behaviour, diagnose issues, and validate solutions in collaboration with engineering teams. \n Strong prioritisation and ownership mindset \n Demonstrates clear ownership, bias to action, and sound judgment. Able to balance supplier advocacy with internal priorities and drive alignment across teams. \n Commercial and operational acumen \n Understands how supplier businesses operate and how technology impacts revenue, cost, and efficiency. Able to articulate ROI and map Partly’s infrastructure to supplier objectives. \n ➕ Bonus\n Experience in the automotive aftermarket, parts distribution, or supply-chain ecosystems. Familiarity with cataloguing, fitment, or global parts standards is advantageous. \n Benefits\n\n • \n High trust, low process and no bureaucracy. We hire exceptional people whose judgment we trust. This means we proactively remove any process or rules that slow us down (for example, our expense policy is simply the “red face test”). \n • \n Competitive base salary + equity. We offer competitive salaries and generous equity options for all full-time employees, ensuring everyone shares in the financial upside when we win. \n • \n Flexible working hours. Choose when to work based on what time you’re most effective (no mandatory or set hours). We combine flexibility with an office-first approach (in cities where we have critical mass, i.e. London, Christchurch, Auckland). \n • \n Focus Days. Two days per week, with zero meetings, dedicated solely to uninterrupted deep work \n • \n Take time when you need it. We don’t ask questions or care if people have a negative leave balance. We work extremely hard and trust our team to take the time they need to recharge. \n • \n Learn from the best. Whether it’s during a ‘Lunch n Learn’ or hearing from a unicorn CEO at a Fireside chat, you’ll have the opportunity to constantly learn from the world’s best. \n • \n Quarterly season openers across the UK and EU. Connect regularly at the nearest centralised location for a week of collaboration, big-picture planning and team events. \n • \n Annual global offsite in New Zealand. Travel with the rest of the UK and EU team as we gather and connect for 1-2 weeks at our product and engineering hub in Christchurch. \n • \n Team connection. Monthly team lunches, celebrating our wins, happy hours and more! \n • \n Parental leave and flexible return to work. Do what works for you. Primary carers can return with 4-day weeks (on 100% pay for the first 12 weeks). Secondary carers get 10 days full pay. \n • \n Payroll Giving: We encourage generous giving and donate to the high-impact charities you support \n • \n CycleSaver: UK employees can now save up to 47% on Lime, Forest, Beryl, or Santander cycle subscriptions through CycleSaver, enjoying the health benefits of cycling to work with flexible, hassle-free monthly plans instead of bike ownership. \n

We are proud to be working exclusively with Bracknell Forest Council to recruit a Procurement Officer position for the People & Communities directorates. In your role as a Procurement Officer with the Council you will be supporting cross-functional teams to develop new contracts, delivering clear service improvements and real cash savings. You will advise commissioners on procurement and contract management issues and deliver above threshold and strategic procurements, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and contract standing orders. You will be a highly adaptable individual, looking for a challenging and rewarding role within a very supportive team environment. You'll be personable and self-motivated with excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to build strong and positive relationships internally with your stakeholders. We are also particularly interested in hearing from applicants who have good overall knowledge and experience of e-tendering and procurement systems, excellent computer skills and evidence of continuing professional development. Previous experience in either an IT or a Social Care category focused procurement position would be advantageous and you will ideally be working towards your MCIPS qualification and have up to date knowledge of the Procurement Act 2023. Salary and benefits The salary range is £40,476 - 45,718 + £706 London Weighting Allowance Bracknell Forest Council operates a very flexible hybrid working policy. You can be based at home or in the office, however you prefer to work, although you will need to be within a reasonable commute of Bracknell for meetings as and when required. The office is in Time Square in Bracknell, with great transport links and easy access to the regenerated town centre. Benefits include • Annual leave of 28 days increasing to 33 days after 3 year's service, • Local government pension scheme, • Life insurance cover (linked to the pension scheme)., • Opportunities for flexible and agile working, to support our work-life balance., • An inclusive and social working environment with a variety of staff networks including sports and social clubs., • Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption and fostering leave., • Career development through internal and external training opportunities (including CIPS), • Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) to support employee's health and well being., • Staff dental and health plans., • Discounted leisure centre and gym membership. Additional information Bracknell Forest's Core values are: Inclusive | Ambitious | Always Learning These values influence the way the Council's employees work with each other and the way the Council serves its residents and engages with its communities. The values are made real by Bracknell Forest Council's employees demonstrating them in how they behave every day. If you're excited about joining a diverse team that celebrates learning and strives for excellence, we'd love to hear from you. Bracknell Forest Council is committed to ensuring an inclusive recruitment process for all applicants. If you require any reasonable adjustments to support your application or interview, please let us know and we will work with you to support you throughout the process. For further information about the role or to request a copy of the full job description please contact Simon Burr at Morgan Law. Please note Morgan Law are managing this campaign on behalf of Bracknell Forest Council and any CVs sent directly to the council will not be considered. We can also only accept applications from candidates currently residing in the UK. Candidates currently residing in the UK who require sponsorship to work are encouraged to assess their eligibility for a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) based on the relevant criteria. Please be aware that sponsorship availability varies and is subject to eligibility requirements and budget limitations. As a result, Bracknell Forest Council cannot guarantee sponsorship for all its roles and will evaluate sponsorship requests on a case-by-case basis.

We are a first-mile intelligence platform, delivering granular visibility into the point of origin in global ag & soft commodity supply chains - where risk, cost, performance and exposure are set. You’ll join a global, cross-functional team that values rigour, curiosity and working close to real-world challenges. Whether your focus is AI, climate, product or operations, you’ll have space to contribute meaningfully and make an impact from day one. If you’re excited by complex problems and want to help reshape how nature is valued in real-world decision-making, we’d love to hear from you. We are hiring a Machine Learning Scientist into the Science Team to contribute to the development of models — from classical statistics and gradient-boosted methods through to deep learning when warranted — that turn satellite, radar, and LiDAR observations into defensible, plot-level intelligence on the world's commodity supply chains. You will work across the full lifecycle — from research and prototyping through to validated, productionised models. A meaningful fraction of the team's work centres on building lightweight downstream models — classifiers, regressors, similarity-search workflows. Likely focus areas for this role include: Commodity and plantation mapping by region - palm oil, cocoa, coffee, rubber, soy, timber and similar - in support of EUDR compliance and supply-chain due diligence. Forest degradation and biomass / canopy-height estimation from multi-sensor fusion. Develop ARR feasibility models that fuse climate, soil, and remote-sensing inputs to estimate site potential, forecast biomass and carbon trajectories, and quantify physical and permanence risk. Design, train and evaluate ML models - from gradient-boosted methods to CNNs, U-Nets and vision transformers - for commodity and plantation mapping, land-cover classification, change and disturbance detection, and biomass / canopy-height estimation. Build embedding-driven workflows on top of EO foundation models - few-shot classifiers, similarity search, downstream regressors. Design validation strategies that benchmark outputs against plot inventories and third-party reference datasets, quantify uncertainty, and surface failure modes; produce QA artefacts (maps, plots, model cards, error analyses) that internal teams and clients can trust and defend. Partner with Engineering to take models into scalable, reproducible inference pipelines across millions of plots, and contribute to a strong research culture across Science, AI and Engineering - reviewed code, shared tooling, and active engagement with EO/ML literature. Degree in a quantitative field: environmental/earth science, computer science, physics, maths, engineering, or similar. 3+ years of applied machine-learning experience, including time spent in an industry, product, or startup setting i.e. shipping models. Expertise in geospatial Python tooling: rasterio, xarray, geopandas, GDAL, and the STAC ecosystem. Hands-on experience training, evaluating, and debugging ML models across the modern Python stack - deep learning (CNNs, U-Nets, vision transformers) using PyTorch, as well as classical methods (gradient boosting, random forests) with scikit-learn. Demonstrable experience with remote sensing data (optical, SAR) and an understanding of the sensor-specific quirks that matter for modelling. Comfortable with Git, cloud compute (AWS or similar), and collaborative codebases. Clear written and verbal communication: can explain modelling choices, uncertainties, and trade-offs to scientific and non-scientific stakeholders. Domain exposure: deforestation, land-use change, biomass / canopy-height estimation, climate risk, or supply-chain transparency. Experience using EO foundation models as a downstream substrate - building lightweight classifiers, regressors, or similarity-search workflows on top of frozen embeddings (e.g., AlphaEarth Foundations, Clay, etc). Comfortable fine-tuning or pretraining where the case justifies it. Multi-modal fusion experience - combining optical (Sentinel-2, Landsat), SAR (Sentinel-1, PALSAR), and/or LiDAR (GEDI, ICESat-2) into unified predictions. Time-series modelling for environmental change detection - temporal transformers, sequence models, or self-supervised approaches. Comfortable building with AI-assisted development tools as a core part of your workflow. Familiarity with Google Earth Engine, Microsoft Planetary Computer, AWS Open Data, or other STAC-based catalogues. Experience working in cross functional teams working alongside solutions architects, sales, and engineering. You’ll report to the Science Team Lead and partner day-to-day with the wider Science Team while working closely with Engineering and Product teams. This is a Science Team role with regular touch points with Engineering and Product - the interview process gives you a chance to meet your immediate team and a couple of key partners. Recruiter screen (30 min) Hiring manager (45-60 min) Science Team technical interview (45 min) Engineering and/or Product interview (30 min) Potential in-person problem-solving session with the team - designed to be interactive and a glimpse of what being part of the Science Team will be like! Accessibility: Tell us if you need adjustments, we’ll accommodate. What you’ll gain at Treefera Build something that matters - join a high-growth climate-tech company applying AI, satellite data and quantitative modelling to real-world challenges across global supply chains, commodities and carbon. Work on complex, meaningful problems - develop systems that balance risk, resilience, compliance and sustainability, giving organisations a genuine information advantage at global scale. Collaborate with exceptional people - work alongside scientists, engineers and operators who are leaders in their fields, combining academic rigour with practical, cross-functional product delivery. Ship and grow in a high-trust environment - experiment, iterate and take thoughtful risks in a team that values autonomy, creativity and continuous learning. Develop your craft - dedicated space and time to grow your skills toward mastery, tackling technically demanding challenges that push the boundaries of applied AI and environmental data. Be rewarded for your impact - competitive compensation, equity options, meaningful benefits, and the opportunity to help shape the future of AI-powered risk and environmental intelligence. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Bold solutions come from diverse teams. Please refer to our DEI & EEO commitment below. If you need any accommodation during the application process, we’re here to support you. Learn more about how we think and build Many of our engineers, scientists and product leaders share their thinking publicly. Explore the Treefera _ for technical deep dives, research and product perspectives. Privacy notice By applying to Treefera, you consent to the processing of your personal data in line with our _.

A specialist provision in Plymouth is looking for a compassionate and resilient Teaching Assistant to join its team from September 2026. The setting supports pupils from Year 3 to Year 11 with Educational, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) relating to Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and/or Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). The Role The successful candidate will support pupils both in class and on a 1:1 basis, helping to promote positive behaviour, emotional wellbeing and engagement in learning. Duties may include: • Supporting pupils in lessons and small groups • Encouraging emotional regulation and independence • Assisting with outdoor and vocational activities • Building positive relationships with pupils and staff About the Provision The school offers a creative approach to learning, including: • Forest School for primary pupils • Craft, Design Technology and Farm sites for secondary pupils • Access to specialist external training providers The Ideal Candidate Will: • Have experience with SEMH and/or autism (preferred) • Be patient, adaptable and supportive • Work well as part of a team • Be passionate about supporting young people with additional needs This is a rewarding opportunity to make a real difference within a supportive specialist setting. Location: Plymouth Start Date: September 2026 Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Pay: £...