Head of AI & Automation Accelerator

is a practical necessity for improving services, increasing productivity and enabling better outcomes for citizens and colleagues.... The Digital, Data and Security Services (DDSS) function is playing a central role in that transformation, creating the...

Lugar: United Kingdom | 12/08/2026 23:08:40 PM | Salario: S/. £63443 - 86547 per year | Empresa: Ofgem

SSF: Catering - HMP Standford Hill

Services Facilities Organisation Level: Support Band: 2 Overview of the job This is a non-operational role supporting the... This job is broadly open to the following groups: UK nationals nationals of the Republic of Ireland nationals of Commonwealth countries...

Lugar: Eastchurch, Kent | 12/08/2026 23:08:53 PM | Salario: S/. £25409 per year | Empresa: HM Prison & Probation Service

Cyber Security Policy Lead

conduct. If any of these are detected, you could be refused certain services or employment. Your personal information... This job is broadly open to the following groups: UK nationals nationals of the Republic of Ireland nationals of Commonwealth countries...

Lugar: United Kingdom | 12/08/2026 22:08:58 PM | Salario: S/. £49452 - 62699 per year | Empresa: Ofgem

Lead AI & Automation Outcomes Consultant

is central to how public bodies deliver better services, protect resilience, support policy outcomes and respond to the growing... designed Digital, Data and Security Services (DDSS) team will be critical to how Ofgem modernises its services, strengthens its...

Lugar: United Kingdom | 12/08/2026 22:08:26 PM | Salario: S/. £49452 - 62699 per year | Empresa: Ofgem

Prison Employment Lead

and Employment pathway, which alongside Finance, Benefit and Debt and a range of support services, provides prisoners with the skills... which centralises employment support services within the prison and promotes live vacancies to prison leavers within the resettlement...

Lugar: Bootle, Merseyside | 12/08/2026 22:08:18 PM | Salario: S/. £41197 - 45316 per year | Empresa: HM Prison & Probation Service