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We're looking for an IT Software Development Administrator to join our team in the Bristol Design & Product Development (D&PD) office, part of the Ensera Group. Ensera has facilities in Europe, the USA, and Asia, as well as Design & Development hubs in Bristol, UK (where you'll be based), and New Jersey and Colorado in the USA. In this role you'll report directly to, and work alongside, the Head of IT to provide ongoing IT support to the Ensera Design business, with a particular focus on supporting software and hardware development teams. You'll take ownership of the development toolset and environments, ensuring they are secure, efficient, and fit for purpose, while also contributing to wider group IT projects as needed. Occasional travel to other Ensera locations, including Ireland, Poland, and the USA, may be required and some projects could involve evening or weekend work. About you This role sits at the intersection of IT operations and software development, so you'll be comfortable working across both areas. You'll take ownership of systems and environments rather than simply maintaining them, working closely with development teams to understand their needs and improve how they operate. You're proactive and methodical, able to identify inefficiencies and implement practical improvements to tooling, workflows, and environments. You communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical colleagues and are confident explaining systems, processes, and decisions when needed, including during audits or reviews. You can balance day to day IT support with longer term development environment improvements, maintaining a structured and organised approach with strong attention to detail, particularly in documentation and security. Essential skills and experience Software development (commercial or personal projects), or IT support within a software or engineering environment Working knowledge of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) Administering or supporting development tools such as JIRA, Git, Bitbucket, Confluence, or CI/CD systems Familiarity with Linux environments and command line usage Experience supporting on premises hardware, servers, and services. Skilled in diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, and connectivity issues, with expertise in Windows and Microsoft 365. Understanding of TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and VPNs for network troubleshooting and maintenance Strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills across hardware, software, and development environments Experience working collaboratively with technical teams to improve workflows and systems Ability to take ownership of systems and drive continuous improvement Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts clearly Beneficial skills and experience Atlassian suite (Bitbucket, JIRA, Confluence) Embedded development tools such as IAR Embedded Workbench or Altium Designer Version control systems (Git) Scripting or automation (e.g. Bash, Python) Supporting audits or working in regulated environments Familiarity with security standards or frameworks (e.g. ISO 27001, IEC 81001, Cyber Essentials) Experience improving or redesigning development environments or toolchains Key responsibilities Development Tool Administration Own and administer core development platforms Manage access, permissions, and configurations Ensure availability, performance, and reliability of tools Drive improvements, upgrades, and integrations Maintain and support Linux based development environments Support build environments, automation pipelines, and version control workflows Work with developers to standardise and improve environments Software Development Lifecycle Support Support the full SDLC from requirements through to deployment Improve workflows, traceability, and collaboration through tooling Contribute to CI/CD pipelines and automation practices Cybersecurity, Compliance and Documentation Ensure systems are secure, patched, and aligned with internal policies Implement access controls and secure configurations Identify and remediate risks within development environments Maintain clear and detailed documentation Act as a point of contact during audits IT Support Provide day to day IT support across the business Troubleshoot hardware, software, and access issues Support onboarding and off boarding of engineering staff Act as the primary IT contact for development teams The salary for this role is £45,000 to £50,000, commensurate with the experience of the successful candidate. During your application we will ask you for your salary expectations. Why work with us? We offer flexible hybrid working policies in terms of working hours from day one. We operate availability hours so people can start at 9:30 am if needed, lunch can be taken between 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, and we offer an early finish on Fridays if you have banked your contracted hours for the week. Our full time contract is 38 hours per week. Colleagues at Ensera Design work with a great deal of flexibility, which varies across our teams. An individual's working pattern is agreed with their respective line managers, taking into account the needs of the individual and the team. We anticipate this role to be office based only to start, with flexibility once settled in to the role. We offer: Performance related company wide bonus Flexible working approaches around availability hours Training and development opportunities, including dedicated learning days Private healthcare and Employee Assistance Programme Enhanced Maternity & Paternity leave Matched contributory pension scheme Holiday allowance starting at 25 days, plus purchase scheme Cycle to Work scheme and transport discounts Regular team events and socials A collaborative, supportive working environment We believe that designing for people means including all people, starting with the team behind the work. Our human centred design ethos is rooted in empathy, and our values - pull together, find a way, and care - guide us in building a team that reflects the diversity of the world we design for. We know that different perspectives lead to better ideas, stronger collaboration, and more meaningful outcomes. If you meet the skills and experience for this role, we welcome your application - whatever your background, identity, or path into design. What matters to us is that you share our belief in purposeful, people first design.

We're looking for an IT Software Development Administrator to join our team in the Bristol Design & Product Development (D&PD) office, part of the Ensera Group. Ensera has facilities in Europe, the USA, and Asia, as well as Design & Development hubs in Bristol, UK (where you'll be based), and New Jersey and Colorado in the USA. In this role you'll report directly to, and work alongside, the Head of IT to provide ongoing IT support to the Ensera Design business, with a particular focus on supporting software and hardware development teams. You'll take ownership of the development toolset and environments, ensuring they are secure, efficient, and fit for purpose, while also contributing to wider group IT projects as needed. Occasional travel to other Ensera locations, including Ireland, Poland, and the USA, may be required and some projects could involve evening or weekend work. About you This role sits at the intersection of IT operations and software development, so you'll be comfortable working across both areas. You'll take ownership of systems and environments rather than simply maintaining them, working closely with development teams to understand their needs and improve how they operate. You're proactive and methodical, able to identify inefficiencies and implement practical improvements to tooling, workflows, and environments. You communicate clearly with both technical and non technical colleagues and are confident explaining systems, processes, and decisions when needed, including during audits or reviews. You can balance day to day IT support with longer term development environment improvements, maintaining a structured and organised approach with strong attention to detail, particularly in documentation and security. Essential skills and experience Experience in one or more of the following: Software development (commercial or personal projects), or IT support within a software or engineering environment Working knowledge of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) Administering or supporting development tools such as JIRA, Git, Bitbucket, Confluence, or CI/CD systems Familiarity with Linux environments and command line usage Experience supporting on premises hardware, servers, and services Skilled in diagnosing and resolving hardware, software, and connectivity issues, with expertise in Windows and Microsoft 365 Understanding of TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and VPNs for network troubleshooting and maintenance Strong troubleshooting and problem solving skills across hardware, software, and development environments Experience working collaboratively with technical teams to improve workflows and systems Ability to take ownership of systems and drive continuous improvement Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts clearly Beneficial skills and experience Experience in any of the following specific areas would be desirable: Atlassian suite (Bitbucket, JIRA, Confluence) Embedded development tools such as IAR Embedded Workbench or Altium Designer Version control systems (Git) Scripting or automation (e.g. Bash, Python) Supporting audits or working in regulated environments Familiarity with security standards or frameworks (e.g. ISO 27001, IEC 81001, Cyber Essentials) Experience improving or redesigning development environments or toolchains Key responsibilities Development Tool Administration Own and administer core development platforms Manage access, permissions, and configurations Ensure availability, performance, and reliability of tools Drive improvements, upgrades, and integrations Development Environment Support Maintain and support Linux based development environments Support build environments, automation pipelines, and version control workflows Work with developers to standardise and improve environments Software Development Lifecycle Support Support the full SDLC from requirements through to deployment Improve workflows, traceability, and collaboration through tooling Contribute to CI/CD pipelines and automation practices Cybersecurity, Compliance and Documentation Ensure systems are secure, patched, and aligned with internal policies Implement access controls and secure configurations Identify and remediate risks within development environments Maintain clear and detailed documentation Act as a point of contact during audits IT Support Provide day to day IT support across the business Troubleshoot hardware, software, and access issues Support onboarding and offboarding of engineering staff Act as the primary IT contact for development teams The salary for this role is £45,000 to £50,000, commensurate with the experience of the successful candidate. Why work with us? We offer flexible hybrid working policies in terms of working hours from day one. We operate availability hours so people can start at 9:30a.m. if needed, lunch can be taken between 12:00p.m. to 2:00p.m., and we offer an early finish on Fridays if you have banked your contracted hours for the week. Our full time contract is 38 hours per week. Colleagues at Ensera Design work with a great deal of flexibility, which varies across our teams. An individual's working pattern is agreed with their respective line managers, taking into account the needs of the individual and the team. We anticipate this role to be office based only to start, with flexibility once settled in to the role. We offer: Performance related company wide bonus Flexible working approaches around availability hours Training and development opportunities, including dedicated learning days Private healthcare and Employee Assistance Programme Enhanced Maternity & Paternity leave Matched contributory pension scheme Holiday allowance starting at 25 days, plus purchase scheme Cycle to Work scheme and transport discounts Regular team events and socials A collaborative, supportive working environment About us We are based in an iconic Grade II listed building in the heart of Bristol. Our vibrant workspace houses state of the art labs, a design studio, usability suites, and collaborative meeting spaces. Nestled in a lively neighbourhood with independent shops, we're just a short walk from Park Street, the Harbourside, and St. Nick's Markets. We are proud of our values: Find a way: We work as one team, combining our knowledge and experience to unite around a shared goal. We trust each other and do what's needed to get things done and exceed expectations. Pull together: We believe anything is possible. When faced with challenges we take the initiative, using our creative spirit and determination to find bold solutions and deliver results that move us forward. Care: We act with integrity, take pride in our work, and support each other. We each play our part to make a positive impact for our customers, our colleagues, and our planet. Our diverse, multidisciplinary team spans research, design, human factors, engineering, prototyping, manufacturing, and beyond. Together, we deliver cutting edge solutions for clients ranging from global leaders to innovative start ups, with a particular focus on medical devices, drug delivery, orthopaedics, and diagnostics. If you'd like to discuss the role or would like to discuss any reasonable adjustments you may need to make your application, we'd love to hear from you. Please note we intend to shortlist applications as they come in and we reserve the right to close the vacancy earlier if we have a high level of applications. At Ensera Design we believe that designing for people means including all people, starting with the team behind the work. Our human centred design ethos is rooted in empathy, and our values - pull together, find a way, and care - guide us in building a team that reflects the diversity of the world we design for. We know that different perspectives lead to better ideas, stronger collaboration, and more meaningful outcomes. If you meet the skills and experience for this role, we welcome your application - whatever your background, identity, or path into design. What matters to us is that you share our belief in purposeful, people first design.

Role: Service Designer Location: London/Hybrid Clearances: Internal Background Check (DBS) / Eligible for Security Clearance About Us: Solirius Reply, part of the Reply Group, is a technology consultancy and digital transformation partner that helps organisations solve complex challenges through strategy, design, engineering, and delivery. We work closely with our clients to deliver secure, accessible, user-focused services that evolve with their needs. By combining deep technical expertise with people-centred design, we create solutions that deliver meaningful, lasting impact. Our consultants partner directly with client teams, embedding into organisations to understand their goals, challenges, and users. This collaborative approach enables us to deliver tailored solutions that drive measurable outcomes across public and private sectors. Past and present clients include the Ministry of Justice, Department for Education, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, UEFA, International Olympic Committee, and Mercedes-Benz. Our services span the full digital delivery lifecycle, including architecture, engineering, delivery management, user-centred design, business analysis, data, DevOps, and AI. We operate as a collaborative and inclusive organisation that empowers our people to take ownership, innovate, and develop their expertise. As an equal opportunities employer, we are committed to encouraging equality, diversity, and social mobility, while creating opportunities for our teams to work on meaningful projects that deliver lasting impact. We're looking for a Service Designer to join our multidisciplinary team designing and delivering innovative digital products and services for our Government and Private Sector clients. You'll be a great listener and communicator with a creative, structured and logical approach towards understanding problems and designing inclusive, human-centred experiences. We're specifically looking for a pragmatic team player with an appreciation of both business and user needs, who's keen to develop their 'T-shaped' skills and is not afraid to take on new challenges User-centred design You understand user-centred design activities at all levels, from the 'big picture' through to detailed interaction, visual, content and information architecture design. You're able to understand, facilitate and communicate a vision of change from both business and user perspectives. You're experienced in mapping service experiences and defining changes to meet user and business needs. You're experienced at rapid prototyping to test, iterate and validate solution designs. You're able to produce concise artefacts (e.g. personas, journey maps, blueprints, user stories) to help communicate user and business needs. You're experienced at working with agile development teams and stakeholders to co-design products and services to meet user needs. You're also able to support and coach teams and stakeholders in the use of user-centred design and agile methodologies. You advocate for and ensure high standards of usability, accessibility and inclusivity for products and services. You have a detailed understanding and experience of working to the Government Service Standard. (essential) Research and analysis You know how to map and engage with different stakeholder groups. You're able to carry out user research across internal and external user groups, utilising different research methods as appropriate. You're experienced in the analysis and synthesis of qualitative and quantitative research data and findings, and are able to communicate insights in an engaging and concise way to engage stakeholders in data-informed decisions. You can define key metrics and measurements used to evaluate the impact of products and services and inform ongoing enhancements. Communications and productivity You have excellent verbal/written, listening and facilitation skills and are confident in communicating with stakeholders at all levels. You have the technical literacy to understand (at a high-level) technical processes, concepts and constraints. You have the ability to recognise and work within project constraints, supporting colleagues to ensure delivery of value to the client and their users. You're keen to support the development of Solirius' internal culture, tools, processes and growth opportunities. The ideal candidate will share our values and be aligned with our ways of working and as your career progresses, you can expect to work across all areas of the development lifecycle, from strategy to implementation, and to take on assignments in different sectors. This will provide you with a broad base of experience from which to continue building an outstanding career. Candidates should be open to working in different locations for different clients. Although most of our work is remote, candidates should be happy to meet regularly in our London office and travel as client needs dictate. What We Offer: Competitive Salary Bonus Scheme Private Healthcare Insurance 25 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays Up to 10 days allocated for development training per year Enhanced Parental Leave Paid Fertility Leave (5 Days) Statutory & Contributory Pension EAP with Gym Membership Benefits Cycle to Work and Electric Vehicle schemes Flexible Working Annual Away Days/Company Socials Diversity and Inclusion As an equal opportunities employer, we are committed to creating a work environment that supports, celebrates, encourages and respects all individuals, where all processes are based on merit, competence and business needs. Encouraging high social mobility is really important to us. We foster an inclusive culture by welcoming different perspectives, enabling equitable opportunities and promoting open dialogue. This commitment is reflected in initiatives such as our gender diversity group and our focus on mental health and wellbeing. Whatever stage you are at, you will find an environment where you can thrive. Should you require further assistance or require any reasonable adjustments to be put in place to better support your application process, please do not hesitate to raise this with us.

Unspecified, Northampton Intermediate Term type: Contract Duration: 12 month FTC Location: Northampton The role At its core, this role is about developing and improving Shoosmiths' mandatory learning portfolio - for colleagues across the firm and for our external clients. That means well-crafted, legally compliant, up-to-date eLearning that people can actually engage with, not just complete. You'll also work closely with our LMS specialist to continuously improve how learning is delivered and discovered on our platform (Docebo) - enhancing the user experience, sharpening content structure, and making it easier for every colleague to find the learning that matters to them. But there's a bigger picture too. We're on a journey to move away from heavy, course-based learning towards something more modern - resources, that colleagues pull towards them because they're genuinely useful. You'll be a key part of making that shift happen, working alongside subject matter experts and stakeholders to challenge the brief, bring a user centred perspective, and help redefine what learning looks like at Shoosmiths. If you're ready to own something, shape something, and leave it better than you found it - we'd love to hear from you. Reporting line Reports to: Head of Digital Learning Direct reports: None Core accountability areas Digital / eLearning development and ownership: Develop our mandatory eLearning portfolio in an agile way using Adapt and Articulate, with Captivate experience also useful as we transition away from it, ensuring content is current and legally compliant. Digital resource development: Design digital resources that are useful for employees including videos and checklists. Curate, maintain, and update high-quality digital learning content ensuring alignment with business needs. User centred design: Conduct user centred research to understand colleague tasks, needs and concerns, using insights to shape more effective learning experiences. Stakeholder (internal/external) management: Manage stakeholder relationships across the organisation and with our clients delivering on time with excellent communications. Manage and work alongside third party suppliers. Training calendar management: Maintaining courses that are part of our annual mandatory training calendar. LMS user experience: Develop the user experience and drive continuous improvement in the LMS (Docebo) to improve navigation, structure, and ensuring resources are easy to find and access. Work with the PSLs, the IS Learning Team, the P&TD team to ensure that the system integrates all the learning into a clear and simple structure that makes it easy for our colleagues to access. Liaise with the LMS vendor and content providers, elevate issues, manage roadmaps and support tickets. Key Stakeholders Performance & Talent Development team (P&TD) Other training teams e.g. Professional Support Lawyers (PSLs), Risk & Ethics, Health and Safety, and external clients All Shoosmiths colleagues Skills and Experience Experienced Learning Design professional with a modern approach to learning (e.g. resources not courses, learning experience design, performance consulting, 'consumer grade' digital experiences). A curious, forward thinking mindset with a genuine interest in staying up to date with emerging trends in digital learning and AI production tools. Strong writing and instructional design skills to translate complex information into clear, engaging, and practical digital learning content. Experience in eLearning development tools such as Adapt, Articulate, or Captivate. Desired: Familiarity with Adobe Creative Cloud. Desired: Experience of building SharePoint sites. Confidence exploring new approaches and technologies (e.g. AI tools) to enhance our digital learning offering. Experience of human centred design and putting the user at the heart of the design process to create compelling products. Desired: Experience of user research. The ability to take ownership of projects and project plans; organised, adaptable, and able to juggle multiple tasks with strong attention to detail. Experience of working with Learning Management Systems (LMS), ideally Docebo. Able to build effective working relationships across all levels of a legal organisation. Able to build and manage effective working relationships across all levels of a legal organisation. Comfortable working in agile ways, with a flexible and collaborative mindset. Desired: Experience of modern learning design methodology Strong administrative skills to maintain version control, storage and archiving in line with team processes. Success Measures / KPIs Timeliness of projects, quality and engagement of learning content Stakeholder satisfaction and positive user feedback Accuracy of learning materials The firm Shoosmiths is the law firm clients choose for excellent service, incisive thinking and above all for our ability to focus on what matters. From offices across the UK and Brussels, we support some of the world's most exciting and ambitious businesses; amazing clients making an impact. We empower our people to be their authentic selves and deliver together in supportive teams committed to excellence and innovation. The first top 50 law firm to achieve 'Platinum Standard' Investors in People, our values and culture are not just words on our website but are the heartbeat of the firm. We have an outstanding benefits package to complement our competitive remuneration system. In addition to the competitive salaries, great working environment and high-quality work, we believe that all staff should be rewarded for their commitment to the continued success of the firm through a comprehensive and flexible range of benefits. Shoosmiths is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer. Disability Confident is a government scheme designed to encourage employers to recruit and retain disabled people and those with long term conditions. The Disability Confident scheme replaced the Two Ticks Positive about Disabled People scheme. We had been accredited as a two tick employer for many years - Disability Confident broadens and develops that original commitment, and demonstrates we have adopted a proactive approach to employing disabled people and developing their abilities. As part of our accreditation, we commit to interviewing any applicants with a disability who meet the essential criteria for each vacancy. In some circumstances we may only be able to interview those that best meet the essential criteria due to the volume of applications received. We are committed to ensuring our recruitment process is inclusive and accessible to and usable by everyone. If you have a disability or long-term condition and would like to receive information in a different way, or need us to make any adjustments, changes or do anything differently during the recruitment process, please get in touch with the Talent Acquisition team on . We can consider your needs and requirements, and how we can assist you to apply for our roles. For example we can provide a copy of our application via email so that you can complete it using your own accessibility software. Equal opportunities Our approach to our people is underpinned by our approach to diversity, inclusion and well-being. Our ambition is to build a diverse and ambitious workforce that reflects all backgrounds and talents, and a workplace that is supportive and inclusive, recognises and nurtures talent, and has a strong sense of community between colleagues. This means that everyone who either applies to or works for the firm is treated equally, whatever their gender, age, ethnic origin, nationality, marital status, disability, sexual orientation or religious beliefs. If you'd like to learn more about this opportunity or have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Charlotte Williams at

Interaction Designer Location: London/Remote Contract/Perm: Perm Start Date: ASAP Clearances: Internal Background Check (DBS) / Eligible for Security Clearance The role We're looking for an Interaction Designer to join our multidisciplinary team designing and delivering innovative, user-centred digital public services for Government and Private Sector clients. You'll be a great listener and communicator with a creative, structured, and logical approach to understanding problems and designing inclusive, human-centred experiences. We're specifically looking for a pragmatic team player with an appreciation of both business and user needs, who is keen to develop their 'T shaped' skills and is not afraid to take on new challenges. Skills and experience required Proven experience and knowledge of using GOV.UK Prototype Kit, design systems and design patterns Proven experience of understanding and ensuring usability, accessibility, and inclusivity, in line with WCAG and GOV.UK design guidelines. Demonstrates practical experience of working to the Government Service Standard, ideally with service assessment experience across all phases Designs simple, intuitive, and accessible digital services that meet user needs and business objectives. Takes an end to end view of services, creating effective, user-centred interactions across channels. Participates in user research activities, using qualitative and quantitative evidence to inform design decisions and service improvements. Rapidly prototypes and tests designs using a range of methods, including paper, digital, and code based prototypes Produces clear interaction design artefacts, including sketches, user flows, scenarios, wireframes, journey maps, and prototypes. Captures and communicates design decisions clearly and confidently, influencing stakeholders and colleagues with a strong evidence base. Facilitates workshops, co design sessions, and user testing to explore problems, generate ideas, and validate solutions. Works collaboratively within agile, multidisciplinary teams alongside developers, researchers, product managers, and stakeholders to deliver effective services. Contributes to design standards and design systems, maintaining consistency across services and interfaces. Supports service transformation by improving the efficiency, speed, and usability of public services. Communication and productivity Excellent verbal, written, and facilitation skills, able to engage confidently with stakeholders at all levels. Strong technical literacy, able to understand high level technical processes, constraints, and concepts. Recognises and works within project constraints, supporting teams to deliver value to clients and users. Supports and coaches teams and stakeholders in user-centred design and agile ways of working. Contributes to internal culture, tools, processes, and capability development. Company development Contributes to the development of the Design practice and the Interaction Design community of practice Mentors, coaches, supports and manages colleagues Supports thought leadership, case studies, and insights showcasing interaction design expertise Contributes to client proposals and presentations to help win new projects. Benefits Competitive Salary Bonus Scheme Private Healthcare Insurance 25 Days Annual Leave + Bank Holidays Up to 10 days allocated for development training per year Enhanced Parental Leave Paid Fertility Leave (5 Days)Statutory & Contributory Pension EAP with Gym Membership Benefits Flexible Working Annual Away Days/Company Socials Equality & Diversity Solirius Reply is an equal opportunities employer. We are committed to creating a work environment that supports, celebrates, encourages, and respects all individuals and in which all processes are based on merit, competence and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexuality, age, disability, ethnicity, marital status or any other protected characteristics. Should you require further assistance or require any reasonable adjustments be put in place to better support your application process, please do not hesitate to raise this with us.

Overview Nothing exists to make tech feel exciting again. We're building a different kind of technology company that puts design, emotion, and human creativity at the heart of everything we do. From how our products look and feel to how we communicate and show up in culture, we believe technology should make you feel something. Founded in London in 2020, we've grown from idea to global challenger in just a few years. Backed by GV (Google Ventures), EQT Ventures, and C Ventures, and investors like Tony Fadell (iPod), Casey Neistat, and Kevin Lin (Twitch), we're now sold in 40+ markets with millions of users worldwide. About the Team Our Design team at Nothing is all about crafting experiences that feel real and inspiring. We're thinkers, makers, and pragmatic idealists, building mobile OS and native apps that aren't just functional, but genuinely designed to spark emotion. We move fast, challenging the ordinary because we believe tech should be exciting and make things better. You'll join a nimble, global group of UI, UX, and industrial designers, tackling tough problems like ensuring our brand feels cohesive across iOS and Android, even as we push new features out at warp speed. We're constantly balancing the need for quick iteration with maintaining our high bar for design quality, all while building out a robust design system that sets us up for the future. Responsibilities Lead the comprehensive design lifecycle for new experiences across mobile OS, native applications and AI enabled services, from initial concept through to successful implementation. Conceive, create, and deliver precise design specifications that guide engineers from vision to reality. Collaborate directly with global engineers, product managers, and fellow designers to craft innovative solutions and integrate new software features. Conduct thorough user research and prototype testing to validate ideas rapidly, ensuring our designs truly resonate with real users. Drive product innovation by developing a deep understanding of our audience and contribute strategically to defining future product features. Mentor designers, elevating their craft and embedding a strong, design-led culture within the team. What We're Looking For Proven track record in end-to-end product design, with a portfolio showcasing superb visual craftsmanship and/or shipped native mobile applications. Expert proficiency in modern design tools like Figma. A keen eye for visual design excellence and a solid grasp of human-centred design processes and interaction principles. A pragmatic problem-solver who can navigate complexity, turning ambitious ideas into simple, elegant realities. Someone with a strong sense of ownership and drive, who takes initiative and champions user needs from discovery to delivery. Committed to excellence in every pixel and interaction, constantly seeking feedback and striving for continuous improvement. A collaborative spirit with strong interpersonal skills, adept at articulating design decisions and fostering alignment across diverse teams. Why Nothing At Nothing, you won't just be designing features; you'll be shaping the future of tech with products that defy convention and redefine expectation. This is your chance to make a tangible impact on experiences used by millions, in a place where your voice is heard and your ideas can flourish. We're a fast-moving, independent company, which means endless opportunities for learning, growth, and pushing your own boundaries. Join us and build something better, openly, with a community that's just as passionate as you are. How We Work We build better tech by moving fast. That speed demands direct collaboration and shared creative energy. We believe the best work happens when we're together. Location: London (Kings Cross & Farringdon offices). Working Pattern: This is a full-time, in-office role (5 days a week). We move fast, and that means being physically present. We design flexibility around personal needs, but we focus on the magic that sparks when we're all in the same room. Commute: We ask that you live within a 60-minute commute of your home office location.

About Nothing Nothing exists to make tech feel exciting again. We're building a different kind of technology company, one that puts design, emotion, and human creativity at the heart of everything we do. From the way our products look and feel to how we communicate and show up in culture, we believe technology should make you feel something. Founded in London in 2020, we've grown from idea to global challenger in just a few years. Backed by GV (Google Ventures), EQT Ventures, and C Ventures, and investors like Tony Fadell (iPod), Casey Neistat, and Kevin Lin (Twitch), we're now sold in 40+ markets with millions of users worldwide. About the Team Our Design team at Nothing is all about crafting experiences that feel real and inspiring. We're thinkers, makers, and pragmatic idealists, building mobile OS, native apps and AI enabled services that aren't just functional, but genuinely designed to spark emotion. We move fast, challenging the ordinary because we believe tech should be exciting and make things better. You'll join a nimble, global group of UI, UX, and industrial designers, tackling tough problems like ensuring our brand feels cohesive across iOS and Android, even as we push new features out at warp speed. We're constantly balancing the need for quick iteration with maintaining our high bar for design quality, all while building out a robust design system that sets us up for the future. What You'll Do Lead the comprehensive design lifecycle for new experiences across mobile OS and native applications, from initial concept through to successful implementation. Shape and evolve our design systems, ensuring scalability and consistency for all Nothing products. Conceive, create, and deliver precise design specifications that guide engineers from vision to reality. Collaborate directly with global engineers, product managers, and fellow designers to craft innovative solutions and integrate new software features. Conduct thorough user research and prototype testing to validate ideas rapidly, ensuring our designs truly resonate with real users. Drive product innovation by developing a deep understanding of our audience and contribute strategically to defining future product features. Actively mentor junior designers, elevating their craft and embedding a strong, design led culture within the team. What We're Looking For Proven track record in end to end product design, with a portfolio showcasing superb UI execution and craftsmanship, ideally with some shipped mobile applications. Expert proficiency in modern design tools like Figma. A keen eye for visual design excellence and a solid grasp of human centred design processes and interaction principles. A pragmatic problem solver who can navigate complexity, turning ambitious ideas into simple, elegant realities. Someone with a strong sense of ownership and drive, who takes initiative and champions user needs from discovery to delivery. Committed to excellence in every pixel and interaction, constantly seeking feedback and striving for continuous improvement. A collaborative spirit with strong interpersonal skills, adept at articulating design decisions and fostering alignment across diverse teams. Why Nothing At Nothing, you won't just be designing features; you'll be shaping the future of tech with products that defy convention and redefine expectation. This is your chance to make a tangible impact on experiences used by millions, in a place where your voice is heard and your ideas can flourish. We're a fast moving, independent company, which means endless opportunities for learning, growth, and pushing your own boundaries. Join us and build something better, openly, with a community that's just as passionate as you are. How We Work We build better tech by moving fast. That speed demands direct collaboration and shared creative energy. We believe the best work happens when we're together. Location: London (Kings Cross & Farringdon offices). Working Pattern: This is a full time, in office role (5 days a week). We move fast, and that means being physically present. We design flexibility around personal needs, but we focus on the magic that sparks when we're all in the same room. Commute: We ask that you live within a 60 minute commute of your home office location.

Data Engineer (SC Cleared) - Inside IR35 - 1 day in London per week We're an independent digital transformation consultancy with clients across public and private sectors. We help our clients solve complex technical problems and provide human centred solutions that lead to positive outcomes. We do this with multidisciplinary teams of strategists, architects, developers, designers and analysts working closely alongside client stakeholders and end users. The Role We're looking for a hands on Data Engineer to work on a programme of improvement and remediation to close data gaps within a government department. You'll be a strong communicator, with experience of delivering products and services in a Government environment. This includes engaging with stakeholders, ensuring the right structures and processes are in place to effectively capture, monitor and remediate data issues. This is a hands on technical role as part of the project team. You'll be confident working with data on large and complex platforms with multiple data ingestion points. You'll access and query the data and be able to implement methods to transform and transfer data. You'll be able to discuss options and approaches with the project team. You'll have a strong understanding of data quality principles (accuracy, completeness, consistency, timeliness, validity) and the ability to work in an agile environment. Experience and Competencies GDS Standards: Recent experience working within the Government Digital Service framework, ensuring data services are accessible, secure, and user centric. Providing technical input to use cases and problem statements is essential. Agile Delivery: Experienced in Scrum/Kanban environments, participating in ceremonies (Dailies, Refinement, Retrospectives) and managing tasks via backlogs. Data Engineering Best Practices: Knowledge of ETL/ELT patterns, data versioning, and building robust, automated pipelines. You'll ensure data security and compliance requirements are met with solutions you propose and build. Streamlining Data Flows: Able to identify and implement process improvements for better data handling. Collaboration: Ability to work closely with Business Analysts, Data Analysts and business stakeholders to translate requirements into technical specifications. Technical Experience and Tooling Cloud Platform: Proven experience working with AWS and data warehousing. Programming: Advanced proficiency in Python and R for data manipulation and automation. Database: Expert level SQL for complex querying and data modelling. Use of dbt to utilise SQL in a data warehouse. Orchestration & Containers: Practical experience with Kubernetes and use of pipelines for deploying and scaling data services. Working Arrangements One day in the London office per week. Arrangements may vary based on project and team needs. Active SC clearance required.

The opportunity Data & Digital is a significant growth area for Social Finance, and we are now looking to grow our team to deliver on the ambitions of our impact strategy and contribute to scaling key impact portfolios. As a Manager, your work will be varied, from leading projects/products, to contributing to our data & digital strategy and shaping new opportunities, to coaching and mentoring colleagues. We are looking for an individual who is passionate about how data and technology can be used to solve social problems, and who has strong experience/interest in working to deliver programmes requiring a combination of technical, strategic and operational expertise. Salary: £56,500 Location: Hybrid, London Bridge SE1 Closing date: 31 July 2026 The Team Our UK Team comprises around 60 dedicated change makers, bringing together a wide range of skills and expertise to deliver better solutions to complex social problems. This role will anchor to the Data & Digital Community of Practice within our UK Team. As a Community of Practice, we bring multi disciplinary data & digital skills to solve complex problems and improve outcomes for people and communities. Our portfolio spans Social Finance's four key impact areas: Children & Young People, Health & Social Care, Employment & Skills, and Housing & Homelessness. Across these, we focus on delivering programmes with the greatest potential for impact at scale, addressing a range of levers for systems change. Examples of key strategic programmes Developing National Social Care Data Standards: We have partnered with central government to shape the rules, data models and market conditions that enable key information to be shared and systems to interoperate at scale across children's and adult social care. This includes developing and governing data standards, contributing to improving analytics, identifying opportunities to support children as early as possible, and releasing time to care for social workers. Social Finance has an ongoing role convening strategy, design and implementation of these data standards, triangulating inputs from across technical, commercial, policy and operational domains. Scaling a Common Data Platform to Enable Regional Children's Services Analysis: We collaborated with local authorities to develop a secure data platform that facilitates regional analysis of children's services data, unlocking insights around critical areas to improve outcomes for children and families, from demand modelling to inform service planning, to analysing sufficiency of care placements. The work started in London in 2020, and the data platform is now used by c. 40% of local authorities. Delivering Digital Innovation Support Programmes in Health & Care: We have collaborated with foundation and government partners to deliver 6 digital innovation support programmes with national / international reach, supporting 200+ innovators across impact areas including Mental Health Data, Care Tech and Dementia Tech. Our support combines strategic support for funders with a comprehensive support offer for innovators, enabling teams to tailor their learning journey across technical, human centred design and scale & sustainability modules. The role We are looking for a manager with data and digital expertise to deliver programmes supporting public and social sector partners to improve outcomes for people and communities. We have a wide range of programmes spanning two key strategic objectives: Enabling better strategic and operational decision making by advancing data maturity: from improving data quality and standards, to setting up data sharing infrastructure, to data reporting and analysis. Scaling data & digital transformation through innovation programmes & partnerships: from partnering with funders to deliver data & digital challenge prizes and learning networks, to designing tailored apprenticeships to build data & digital skills across key impact areas. This breadth is intentional. Rather than trying to develop our own leadership in a single area, we are trying to achieve social change. We take on this wide variety of challenges because these are the levers needed to change systems. You will need to be excited by that breadth - and by the frequent need for teams to blend technical with policy and service delivery expertise to identify the right solution. Ultimately, social impact should be your driver rather than the use of cutting edge data science approaches or the latest technologies, as we are often constrained by the data, technology, and in house capability of our partners. This provides you with the opportunity to think of creative ways to work around those constraints and consider that to be part of the fun. Key responsibilities Manage delivery of data & digital projects/products, often spanning multiple organisations, sectors and delivery partners. Work with Directors to set project vision, and define a clear roadmap to coordinate distinct workstreams with different rhythms and stakeholders. Identify and manage risks, interdependencies and constraints, managing upwards effectively and coordinating with functional leads where appropriate (e.g. Information Governance, Legal, Finance). Build trusted working relationships with key stakeholders across partner organisations (e.g. government departments, foundations, local authorities, NHS Trusts, vendors and delivery partners). Communicate effectively with both technical and non technical stakeholders, acting as a bridge between individuals from different disciplines to triangulate a shared vision, and enable stakeholders to take important decisions. Foster a ' one team' approach with partner organisations to share knowledge and expertise so that partners can undertake similar work themselves in future. Programme team leadership and development Coordinate across a multi disciplinary programme team, fostering effective collaboration across disciplines (including e.g. software developers, data scientists, user researchers, service designers and operational or domain specialists). Deliver strong project management, providing clarity, structure and momentum for team members. Enable effective problem solving through influencing, coordinating and unblocking across teams, rather than directing. Contribute to a positive, inclusive team culture, and support staff development, morale and wellbeing. Working with specialist content as a generalist Operate confidently as a generalist engaging with specialist domains, without needing to be the technical expert. Across programmes, this can include for example: Ability to get up to speed quickly on an unfamiliar technical domain, asking the right questions rather than already knowing the answers. Triangulating product development decisions & prioritisation, drawing on input from multi disciplinary stakeholders. Ability to reason across technical, strategic and operational considerations to make strategic recommendations. Understanding information governance well enough to track dependencies, identify blockers and know when to engage internal IG experts. Use this understanding to inform programme delivery decisions and stakeholder discussions. Practice development and business contribution Contribute to the development of Social Finance's data and digital practice, including shaping approaches, tools and ways of working. Support business development by contributing to scoping and developing proposals for new project opportunities. Work with the senior team to shape our data & digital strategy across Social Finance's key impact areas. About you We are looking for an individual whose interests and experience align with the ambitions of our impact strategy to bring data & digital skills to delivering complex systems change. A clear and sustained interest in data & digital transformation, with motivation to work in this space long term. Experience managing data and digital projects/products, including working with multi disciplinary teams. Strong project management capability, including managing ambiguity, interdependencies, phased delivery and evolving scope. Familiarity with the product development lifecycle and approaches to navigate from ideation to final solutions. Ability to reason about and communicate technical concepts with a range of stakeholders, including helping non specialists to understand data and technology and take important decisions, from re designing services to choosing a coding language. Strong stakeholder management skills, with credibility engaging external partners across different roles and levels of seniority. Experience leading and developing teams, delivering impact through others. The following experience would be advantageous but is not required: Product management. Human centred design. Experience working in or for the public sector. Experience in one or more of Social Finance's impact areas (Children & Young People, Health & Social Care, Employment & Skills, and Housing & Homelessness). Equity, Diversity & Inclusion We actively encourage applications from under representated and minoritised groups, including those with lived experience of the social issues we are working to address. We are an equal opportunities employer. Working at Social Finance The fixed salary for this position is £56,500 per annum. Working for a mission driven organisation is more than just what we pay though . click apply for full job details

Description We're an independent digital transformation consultancy with clients across public and private sectors. We help our clients solve complex technical problems and provide human centred solutions that lead to positive outcomes. We do this with multidisciplinary teams of strategists, architects, developers, designers and analysts working closely alongside client stakeholders and end users. We operate as a flat organisation, and believe in trusting and supporting our team to operate independently, making the most of their expertise. We believe in giving everyone an opportunity to continually learn and grow in the direction they choose, and we actively help people to shape the career they want. We take work life balance seriously, enabling people to work flexibly where possible and we strive to create a fun and relaxed working environment allowing our team to thrive. We believe diversity makes us a stronger company and we seek to employ people with different ideas, styles and skill sets, each able to contribute in unique ways. This diversity engenders a richer, more creative environment - one in which our people, clients and end users can all benefit. Requirements We're looking for a Service Designer to join our multidisciplinary team designing and delivering innovative digital products and services for our Government and Private Sector clients. You'll be a great listener and communicator with a creative, structured and logical approach towards understanding problems and designing inclusive, human centred experiences. We're specifically looking for a pragmatic team player with an appreciation of both business and user needs, who's keen to develop their 'T shaped' skills and is not afraid to take on new challenges. User centred design You understand user centred design activities at all levels, from the 'big picture' through to detailed interaction, visual, content and information architecture design. You're able to understand, facilitate and communicate a vision of change from both business and user perspectives. You're experienced in mapping service experiences and defining changes to meet user and business needs. You're experienced at rapid prototyping to test, iterate and validate solution designs. You're able to produce concise artefacts (e.g. personas, journey maps, blueprints, user stories) to help communicate user and business needs. You're experienced at working with agile development teams and stakeholders to co design products and services to meet user needs. You're also able to support and coach teams and stakeholders in the use of user centred design and agile methodologies. You advocate for and ensure high standards of usability, accessibility and inclusivity for products and services. You have a detailed understanding and experience of working to the Government Service Standard. (essential) Research and analysis You know how to map and engage with different stakeholder groups. You're able to carry out user research across internal and external user groups, utilising different research methods as appropriate. You're experienced in the analysis and synthesis of qualitative and quantitative research data and findings, and are able to communicate insights in an engaging and concise way to engage stakeholders in data informed decisions. You can define key metrics and measurements used to evaluate the impact of products and services and inform ongoing enhancements. Communications and productivity You have excellent verbal/written, listening and facilitation skills and are confident in communicating with stakeholders at all levels. You have the technical literacy to understand (at a high level) technical processes, concepts and constraints. You have the ability to recognise and work within project constraints, supporting colleagues to ensure delivery of value to the client and their users. You're keen to support the development of Solirius' internal culture, tools, processes and growth opportunities. The ideal candidate will share our values and be aligned with our ways of working and as your career progresses, you can expect to work across all areas of the development lifecycle, from strategy to implementation, and to take on assignments in different sectors. This will provide you with a broad base of experience from which to continue building an outstanding career. Candidates should be open to working in different locations for different clients. Although most of our work is remote, candidates should be happy to meet regularly in our London office and travel as client needs dictate. Equality & Diversity Solirius Consulting is an equal opportunities employer. We are committed to creating a work environment that supports, celebrates, encourages, and respects all individuals and in which all processes are based on merit, competence and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexuality, age, disability, ethnicity, marital status or any other protected characteristics. Benefits Competitive salary, dependent on experience Flexible working / Work from home Generous annual discretionary bonus 25 days annual leave + bank holidays 5 days allocated development training per year Contributory pension Gym membership Annual away days and social events

Limelight Health, a leading digital transformation consultancy in the Greater London area, is seeking a Service Designer to enhance their multidisciplinary team. The successful candidate will engage in designing and delivering innovative digital products for various sectors, including Government and Private sectors. The ideal applicant should possess strong user-centred design experience and have an appreciation for both business and user needs. This role offers flexible working arrangements, an inclusive culture, and many growth opportunities.