Suffolk County Council

Suffolk County Council Address: Endeavour House, Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 2BX, hybrid working Salary: £34,434 per annum (pro rata for part time) Hours: 37 hours per week, flexible working options available Contract: Fixed term or secondment to March 2028 (funding) This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship due to the associated salary level, which does not meet the minimum requirements for a Skilled Worker visa. We're passionate about improving the future for our customers, our communities and the environment. If you are too, join us as a Suffolk Office of Data and Analytics (SODA) Analyst and Researcher and make a huge and meaningful impact. Your innovation and drive will help us to continue improving and evolving. Our opportunities and support will enable you to make a difference and leave a positive, lasting legacy. The Suffolk Office of Data and Analytics (SODA) is an exciting, innovative function, set up by Suffolk's public service organisations, with the purpose of developing new, joined up insights to inform policy and service design and delivery. SODA is hosted by Suffolk County Council's Public Health, Communities and Public Safety Directorate. Your role and responsibilities The topics that you will be covering are usually highly relevant to current and future social, economic, and environmental challenges. SODA's work covers areas including economic growth, social care, health, criminal justice, housing, environment, and many more. The role also offers excellent opportunities to understand a range of different organisations and meet a range of different professionals. Produce and present output of data analysis appropriate for a diverse audience to provide the best evidence base to support decision making across SODA partners. You will be key to providing the best insight, knowledge, and intelligence we possibly can. What you will need Statistical analytical abilities and investigative skills, including the ability to interpret data and other types of information. Effective communication and partnership working skills. Ability to produce pictorial information which can communicate data and issues in a clear way to a non specialist audience. A passion for data driven problem solving. The team SODA is one of only a few similar efforts across the country. Therefore, this role sits within an innovative and pioneering function that brings together public service organisations, ensuring that data and information is shared and used for the benefit of all Suffolk's residents. We are committed to flexible working, so please read the Job and Person Profile to find out about the types of flexible working available for this role. Equality, Diversity & Inclusion We welcome applications from all individuals, especially those from groups that are currently underrepresented in the organisation. Closing date Closing date: 11.30pm 2 August 2026. Interview dates Interview date: 10 and 13 August 2026. If you are selected for an interview but not available on this date, we may be able to arrange an alternative date. This authority is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. DBS checks or police vetting will be required for relevant posts.

Suffolk County Council is seeking a SODA Analyst and Researcher in Ipswich to turn data into actionable evidence for policy and service design. You will produce outputs for diverse audiences, provide insight and intelligence to support decision making across SODA partners, and work flexibly within a hybrid model. The role offers opportunities to understand public service organisations and contribute to improving outcomes for Suffolk residents.

Suffolk County Council is seeking a Charity Administrator based in Ipswich. This role involves providing essential administrative support to the office team and Managing Director. Candidate must have at least two years of administrative experience and be efficient in Microsoft applications. The position offers 28 days of annual leave and the chance to work in a supportive team. Closing date for applications is 7 August 2026.

Somerville Heart Foundation Address: Ipswich, Suffolk IP1 1RJ Salary: £12.91 per hour for age 21+, (min wage for under 21) Hours: 4 or 5 hours per day (negotiable) over 5 days (Monday - Friday), 20 - 25 hours per week Contract: Permanent, required as soon as possible Reference: 0822 Location: this is a weekday office-based position on-site in our Ipswich town centre office. Reporting relationship: working as an essential part of the office team, reporting to the Managing Director. Somerville Heart Foundation is a patient organisation and registered charity, for young people and adults born with a heart condition. Set up over 30 years ago, by Professor Jane Somerville, a cardiologist who saw first hand that a lifelong 'community' of support would be desperately needed for those she was able to help medically. An opportunity has arisen for a Charity Administrator, and we are seeking a competent and dedicated individual who enjoys making a difference to the lives of others and working as part of a friendly office based team. Our success depends on our people, the support and services we provide, and this is a vital role for someone who enjoys being a team player and supporting each other in making a real impact to the lives of others. The organisation Somerville Heart Foundation has been providing community support, resources and services for those with ACHD (Adult Congenital Heart Disease) for over 30 years and is going from strength to strength. We are seeking an exceptional person who wants to be part of that journey. The Somerville Heart Foundation provides a range of services to individuals as well as the ACHD teams in specialist hospitals and is building further on those relationships as well as collaborating with other organisations to build partner relations. We offer a supportive environment to enable staff to feel confident in contributing their ideas and possible progression for a dedicated enthusiastic team player. The role This is an exciting opportunity of a rewarding, inspiring and fulfilling role in helping to make a difference to the lives of those affected by Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). In the role of Charity Administrator, you will work with and provide administrative support to the office team and Managing Director, handling a diverse range of duties. You will be an experienced all rounder, as well enjoying being an essential part of the team and providing admin and organisational support to all areas of the charity's operations. This is a vital role to increase and continually improve the services we provide as well as to improve the experience of those accessing our services and support. A special kind of person with dedication will flourish in this role and enjoy being part of our friendly office team. There will be opportunities to engage with our members at various levels, attend team meetings and occasional events. Candidate profile You must have at least two years previous administrative experience and be competent in Microsoft applications, efficient, keen to learn and be a great communicator. You must be sincere and committed to achieving the best results for the people we support. There will be opportunities to shadow other team members with possible progression for the right person. You thrive in being part of a 'small but mighty' team, all working together to provide impactful, efficient and effective support for the people we serve. We will offer you 28 days a year annual leave (including bank holidays) Pension scheme contributions Shared parking available some days For further information, please email Closing date: 1 pm, 7 August 2026.