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Want to deliver tech with purpose, with people who care? Join us in our mission to create solutions that help keep children safe online. Who are we? Headquartered in Perth, Australia, with offices around the world, Qoria is an ASX-listed global leader in child digital safety technology and services. We are a purpose-driven business operating under the Linewize brand in North America and Asia Pacific, the Smoothwall & eSafe brands in the UK, the Qustodio brand in EMEA, and Qoria LK in Sri Lanka. Our solutions are used by schools, school districts, and parental communities to protect children from harmful online content, identify students at risk based on their digital behaviours, and help teachers maintain focus and safe learning environments in the digital classroom. Today, 30,000 schools and 7 million parents rely on our solutions to help keep 25 million children safe across 180 countries worldwide. What’s the opportunity? We are looking for an Associate Offender Monitoring Analyst to join our team. The duties of this role include reviewing safeguarding incidents detected by the eSafe monitoring application, identifying the risk and escalating the incidents appropriately. The analyst will need a keen eye for detail in identifying potential breaches of court orders including Sexual Harm Prevention Orders, making informed decisions and creating accurate and detailed reports that may then be used to form an evidential package. You may be expected to work shifts including days, nights and weekends. This role is a great opportunity for an IT literate person who has a passion for safeguarding and criminal profiling looking for a break into a Cyber Safety or into a technology company. This role does require resilience and you may be required to review indecent and distressing text and imagery. Based in Salford but we do offer hybrid working options. Here’s how you’ll do it: • Successfully complete NPPV3 vetting and security clearance, • Undertake a six-month training period to understand the product, service and reviewing process, • Reviewing content detected by the application to assess category and risk level., • Providing accurate written reports and escalating these to offender managers within police forces., • Calling the offender managers when required to advise of high-risk activity., • Keeping up to date new and applications, websites and trends. What will you bring? • An interest/experience of working in safeguarding / crime prevention/ the welfare and well-being of young people and adults, • A good understanding of English language and excellent communication skills (written and verbal)., • Very IT literate with a good knowledge of social media and online applications., • Quick decision-making skills, • An ability to remain calm and empathetic when under pressure or dealing with difficult situations, • A flexible approach, • A strong work ethic and ability to stay focused for extended periods, • Strong team player with the ability to work on own initiatives with creative ability to solve problems Desirable • A degree in a relevant field (Criminology/ Sociology/ Psychology/ Policing studies), • Previous experience of working with sensitive information, • Previous experience of monitoring and analysing behaviours. You’ll have: • Passion about helping keep our users safe, • A strong team player, • Focussed on a culture of continuous improvement, • High attention to detail while meeting quality and productivity goals This role requires the applicant to deal with moderation of content and other circumstances which may be distressing or inappropriate. Welfare services will be available to support the applicant. This role also meets the requirements in respect of exempted questions under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, any applicants who are offered work for this organisation will be subject to an enhanced check from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). This will include details of cautions, reprimands or final warnings as well as convictions. A criminal record will not automatically bar a person from successfully taking up this post.

Job Title Graduate Life Sciences Event Producer (Remote) Salary £30,000 - £32,000 salary dependent on experience, plus anticipated performance-related bonus of £5,000+. Excellent opportunities for career and salary progression. How to Apply Send a covering letter and CV to Diana Georgi at . We do not use AI tools to screen candidates - every application is read carefully by Diana. However, we use AI text detection tools to determine whether AI was use to create your application. We kindly ask you to write your covering letter in your own words. Application Deadline This position is available immediately. Interviews start immediately and early application is advised. Interview Process The interview process is (1) telephone screen to establish a fit on both sides, (2) written task, (3) second round interview, (4) final questions, potentially leading to an offer. The interview process should take no longer than two weeks. Role Summary The successful candidate will join a close, friendly team, working for a company with a strong social mission and a clear purpose beyond just making money. You will research exciting areas within the realm of the life sciences, researching topics and speaking to scientists, building agendas, securing scientific speakers, writing copy, and running digital and in-person events, including the UK's largest life sciences event. The role suits someone who loves science but doesn't want to work in the lab, enjoys talking to people and is intellectually curious, is creative, entrepreneurial, can write well, has an eye for detail, is organised and likes building new products. Reporting To Head of Production, Diana Georgi Working Location This is a remote role, although you must be able to travel to London for one day per month, and travel to our two large events (London and Boston). You must be based in the UK, with a legal right to work in the UK. The Company Our mission: Front Line Genomics is a social business with a mission to deliver the benefits of genomics to patients faster. We were set up following the death of the CEO’s father to a rare form of cancer, and we have a deep desire to improve the lives of patients and the general public. Our culture: We are an intelligent, ambitious and friendly team, who value great ideas and health debate. Our core values are transparency, positivity, commitment to excellence, friendly and every idea counts. We are all committed to our social mission, and care passionately about the work we do. Products: We run the Festival(s) of Genomics & Biodata in London and Boston (the London event is the UK’s largest life sciences event), several senior-level meetups, webinars and reports. We also produce articles, interviews and other content for our audience, housed on our website. Who we help: We help people working in healthcare organisation (such as the NHS), academia/research, pharma/biotech and others to make better use of genomics, omics, biodata, AI and other related technologies. We also support technology companies, investors, government officials and patient organisations. The Role/Purpose: The main elements of this role are as follows: (1) Strategy · Contribute to business and events strategy. You will have the opportunity to influence the overall business and events strategy immediately, also helping to develop the strategy for events that you produce. · Build strategically meaningful partnerships with key individuals and organisations who can help us achieve our objectives (and who we can help achieve theirs). (2) Production · Research with scientists and others. You will conduct deep, detailed research with scientists working at the leading edge of their field, developing relationships with key contacts. You will gather the required amount of intelligence/information to build your products and document your research notes for other project team members and for future use. · Agenda/product building. You will write compelling, detailed agendas/outlines/sessions for conferences, webinars and the Festivals that dig deep, resonate with our audience and accurately reflect their priorities. · Speaker acquisition. Leveraging the strength of our brands and agendas/outlines you write, you will secure a world-class, diverse speaker line-up, confirming to speak people who will inspire, engage and educate our audience. · Speaker management. You will follow a defined process for managing speakers, including inviting and confirming, gathering information and collateral, regular, structured communication and the maintenance of speaker relationships before, during and following each event you produce. · Drive financial and social performance. During production, you will take measures to ensure the financial performance is optimized, including the gathering and communication of information that will optimize sales and marketing performance. You will also build products with a clear social objective in mind (i.e., optimize how the products you build contribute to our social mission). · Guide successful event delivery. You will be a persuasive communicator, briefing other members of the project team with your findings and rationale, and taking input to refine the product you are building. (3) Event operations · Support successful event delivery. You will travel to physical events (in the UK and USA) to support the onsite delivery of the Festivals. You will also be directly involved in the delivery of digital events, such as webinars. (4) Culture and development · Personal development. You will benefit from a program of team training and personal development that will support you in this role and in your future career. · Team culture. You will support and be an integral part of strengthening team culture, including signing up to our values, including transparency, positivity, commitment to excellence, friendliness and ‘every idea counts’. · All-hands-on-deck. As a small business, everyone in the team – from the CEO down - is expected to contribute to a variety of tasks from time to time, including those that are not in your job description – this role is no exception. Requirements · Education: A first or 2.1 bachelor’s degree in a biological sciences subject. This is a must have. A Masters degree or PhD is a plus, but is not necessary. · Experience: This is a graduate role, so no experience as an event producer is necessary. Any relevant work experience, including on scientific events, is a plus. · A LOVE of science. You are probably that person who bores family and friends in the pub with news of a exciting scientific breakthroughs. · Strong organizational skills. You are in control of every element of the projects that you work on while delivering all of the objectives of the project. · Excellent writing and editing skills. You understand the important elements of copywriting and are able to translate these into excellent copy. · Eye for detail. You also have a keen eye for detail, and you are able to constructively edit/proof copy and keep records up to date. · A love of talking to scientists and medical professionals. You are comfortable and enjoy speaking with scientists, clinicians and business leaders, and have a strong capacity to build new, mutually beneficial relationships. · Independent and proactive. You must be a self-starter. You enjoy working as part of a team and are full of initiative. You are a positive thinker, and constructive with your criticism, always seeking solutions for any problems you identify. · Transparency and directness. You are willing to speak your mind in all situations, including when you need help or are falling behind. You have a mature approach to business and demonstrate strong emotional intelligence. Other Information • Holiday: A total of 33-34 days per year, including 25 days of bookable annual leave, plus 8 public holidays, plus your birthday (upon completion of your probationary period)., • Pension: Contributory group pension scheme upon three months of employment., • Remote working: You will work remotely, with just 1 day per month in London (you will need to travel to London at your own expense for monthly meetups)., • Event travel required. To both London and Boston Festivals., • Flexible working. Our core hours are 9.00am to 5.30pm, but you can adjust your working hours to suit your personal preference/schedule, where possible (e.g., working 8.00am to 4.30pm)., • Family friendly policies, including flexibility around working schedules (for example, to handle school runs) and the opportunity to reduce your working hours., • Culture: We are a small, close-knit team, with a strong focus on team culture. More detailed information about our culture will be shared with you during the recruitment process. Responding to Unsuccessful Applicants Due to the large number of applicants we usually get, we are typically unable to respond to applicants who do not reach the first round. We notify and provide feedback to anyone who was successful at the initial stage, but does not make it through to the next round of the interview process.

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Assystem is an international company with one mission: accelerate the energy transition around the world. Every day, our 6,750 switchers located in 12 countries (Europe, Middle East, Pacific Asia & Africa) connect their six thousand billion neurons to tackle the task of the century: switching to low-carbon energy. We are a collective committed to the actors who are making the energy switch. Sharing our knowledge, expertise and values allows us to innovate and think differently about the energy transition. Drawing on more than 55 years' experience in highly regulated sectors subject to strict security and safety requirements, we provide our customers with engineering and project management services, as well as digital services and solutions to optimize the performance of complex infrastructure projects throughout their life cycle. The Group is currently ranked second in the world for nuclear engineering. To ensure a viable, efficient, and reliable energy future for all. Job description Role Purpose Provide engineering expertise in the design, development and verification of control systems used in nuclear facilities. The role covers programmable logic controllers (PLCs), distributed control systems (DCS), safety-related I&C functions and supporting systems such as SCADA/HMI. The engineer ensures that control system implementations are safe, compliant and fully traceable to nuclear requirements throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Develop control system architectures and functional designs that support plant operation, automatic sequences, interlocks and protection functions. Produce technical documents including control philosophies, functional requirements, logic descriptions, cause and effect diagrams and interface specifications. Configure and programme PLC, DCS or specialised control platforms in compliance with nuclear lifecycle expectations and relevant standards. Collaborate with EC&I, process, mechanical, safety and human factors engineers to ensure consistent system behaviour across interfaces. Integrate control logic with SCADA/HMI systems, historians, networks and field instrumentation. Apply good practice in alarm handling and annunciation, aligning with EEMUA 191 and site alarm strategies. Perform verification and validation tasks including peer review, simulation, software testing, FAT, SAT and commissioning support. Develop test specifications and ensure that test coverage aligns with requirements, functional hazards and safety classifications. Maintain configuration control, software versions, coding standards and technical baselines within nuclear quality frameworks. Essential Skills and Experience Control systems engineering experience in a regulated industry, ideally nuclear, defence, energy or similar. Experience producing control philosophies, logic diagrams, sequence descriptions and similar deliverables. Ability to interpret P&IDs, process narratives, safety functional requirements and mechanical schematics. Strong understanding of PLC/DCS programming methods, including structured text, ladder logic, function block and sequential function charts. Experience with verification, testing, simulation or model-based approaches for control logic validation. Knowledge of nuclear I&C lifecycle requirements, safety classification and applicable standards such as IEC 61513, IEC 60880, IEC 61508 and IEC 61226. Familiarity with alarm management principles and experience applying EEMUA 191. Qualifications Knowledge of nuclear new build control architectures, reactor island control systems or balance of plant systems. Experience with digital twin concepts, advanced simulation or MBSE approaches. Experience with cyber security requirements for nuclear I&C systems. Chartered Engineer status or working towards it. Additional information BPSS and SC required Ability to travel Assystem offices and customer sites within UK. To undertake work packages supporting major UK and international Nuclear Clients. Due to the nature of work to be undertaken applicants will be required to meet certain residency criteria in order to attain a minimum level of UK security clearance if not already security cleared to a minimum SC level. We are committed to equal treatment of candidates and promote, as well as foster all forms of diversity within our company. We believe that bringing together people with different backgrounds and perspectives is essential for creating innovative and impactful solutions. Skills, talent, and our peoples ability to dare are the only things that matter !. Bring your unique contributions and help us shape the future. TPBN1_UKTJ

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