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Urban Jungle was founded in 2016, by a team from both in and outside of the insurance industry. We saw that insurance was a slow moving industry where technology was not being used enough, and customers were too often forgotten, especially younger ones. We decided to do something about it.You can read more about who we are and what inspired us on our Meet the Team page.
Niantic is building a state of the art planet-scale augmented reality platform for current and future generations of AR hardware.
A bit about us...- Climb Online was founded in January 2015 by Lord Sugar and BBC Apprentice Winner Mark Wright. As a start-up, we are growing fast and are seeking to grow our team.- Since 2015 we have grown our total team from 3 to over 40 staff members and secured over 200 clients. Moreover, we were listed #6 in the Top 100 UK start-ups list and our culture was recognised by winning the Regional and National Entrepreneur’s Team of Year at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards 2018. - We’re here to stay and our mission is to become the most desired digital agency for companies to work with both in the UK and overseas.We offer:- An opportunity to work at one of the UK’s fastest-growing digital agencies- Flexible working hours- Hybrid working from home- Great learning opportunities- An opportunity to directly shape our business- Life assurance- Protected income insurance- Eye test and glasses contribution- Enhanced Parental Pay & more family-friendly policies.- Length of Service Benefits- Early finish on Fridays- Friday drinks - 4pm finish on Fridays during summer- Regular team events- Central London office- Well-being support on personal matters, such as financial wellbeing, mental wellbeing and physical wellbeing. It is available to you or/and a loved one in your household at no additional cost.
Chatterbox is on a mission to shake things up in the labour market by connecting the world's most talented, yet marginalised, people with opportunities in the digital economy. Our first product is an AI-powered, multi-award winning online language learning platform that employs marginalised people in need of work to teach their native languages. Businesses use our proprietary technology, enhanced by live inspiring human coaching, to drive faster success in their learning programmes.Through valuable language learner/coach exchanges driven by common interests and professional backgrounds, we’re breaking down barriers and tackling social prejudice head on.
HeadlineAward winning Tech scale up disrupting the lettings market, our aim was, and is, to make renting simple and transparent for everyone involved: the agent, landlord and tenant. Slightly longer summary We knew generation rent would lead to more tenants, with higher digital expectations and we were confident we could provide a solution.And we did. Like all high growth companies it’s been a bit of a roller coaster journey, but we’re now stronger than ever, with over 1000 happy customers and exciting new products. We have ambitious plans but with William Reeve at the helm alongside co-founder Tom Mundy and a brilliant team of over 200 talented Goodlordians we are confident we’ll achieve these.Our values guide our decisions, the way we work, our culture and the people we ask to join the team. We work hard, have fun and support each other. We’re not afraid to make mistakes (we’d never learn if we didn’t) and we’re always looking to challenge ourselves. Our style is collaboration based on honesty, friendship and respect.And in the past year we’re proud to have been recognised as a Great Place to work. No one likes a show off, but we can’t not shout about this. We’ve worked hard to make Goodlord great, and it’s important you know this isn’t just words on paper; Goodlordians have validated this which has led to us being accredited:9th in Deloitte’s UK Technology Fast 5020th Great Place to Work in the UK medium-sized businesses11th in the UK for great medium-sized workplaces for tech12th in the UK for great medium-sized workplaces for womenExcellence in wellbeing for our dedication to Goodlordian’s wellbeingWhy you'll love being a GoodlordianAside from the role, the people, our culture and our mission, we have some other things that make Goodlord a pretty awesome place to be. Here’s a few favourites amongst Goodlordians (check out our careers page for more info).Grow with Goodlord: your development is important to us. Have a goal in mind? Share it with us and you can use your £1000 annual development fund to support it. We guarantee you’ll learn loads and develop both personally and professionally at Goodlord too!Your well-being matters: bi-weekly coaching with Sanctus to provide Goodlordians with a safe place to talk and support your mental healthUnlimited holiday and flexible time off: we encourage Goodlordians to make use of their unlimited time off to enjoy the world, recharge and reboot. We also offer time off for volunteering and training, so you can give back to the community and pursue your passionsSupporting your family: we offer Goodlordians of all genders a generous 3 months of fully-paid time off to look after their new arrivalsOur team: we’re an energetic, sociable and talented bunch who are super passionate about what we do and determined to make a difference. We’re all in it together, we learn from each other, we’re genuine and we don’t have time for politicsGoodlord wants applicants from all backgrounds and walks of life, we are an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment.In fact one of our core values is Bring our whole selves to work which is really important to us, if there is anything you need to participate fully in the interview process we'd like to hear about that too, please just include it in your application. Come join us!
Full Job Description is on Notion♻️Reath is on a mission to get more people to make better choices, starting with reusing items we typically throw away.⏺️ We are a software company, providing the digital infrastructure that businesses need in order to offer their customers the chance to safely reuse items like packaging, PPE, or lighting.⏺️ This is an Engineer role within Reath, ideally suited to someone who has worked within an engineering team and delivered projects.⏺️ Ideally, we're looking for a candidate that is full-stack with a preference towards the front end (particularly experience with React and Angular) to balance out the existing team. However, all candidates are encouraged to apply.⏺️ This role is for you if you are do-er. We are growing quickly in an emerging space and we are looking for a team member who can dive right in.⏺️ Our platform to date has been developed by an agency that we work closely with (HappyPorch) in C#, which is hosted in Microsoft Azure, and a mobile app in React Native.⏺️ Compensation for this role is £35,000 - £45,000 and preference will be given to candidates based in the UK, though this is a remote role. Please note that we cannot sponsor any visas at this time.⏺️ Interested? Email kimberley@reath.id with your CV and/or LinkedIn Profile🚯 The ProblemThe UK generated 221 million tonnes of waste in 2016. 52.3 million tonnes went to landfill. At Reath, we’re building a future where nothing gets thrown away. We’re an impact driven company, focussing on facilitating the reuse of everyday items, like packaging, PPE, or lighting. Reath’s software powers safe, data-driven reuse - we are the digital infrastructure (some people call us plumbing!) for reuse systems.🔎 The RoleAs an early engineer at Reath, you’ll be responsible for helping us to grow by delivering new feature requirements. You'll dive right in and learn about our current tech stack, our customers and help us to form and take ideas from early sketches and rough notes through to released features, iterating and testing in collaboration with the Product team. You should love the idea of the whole company working closely together to hit shared goals.You are not afraid to speak up or seek advice from more experienced engineers or other members of the Reath teamYou are a do-er - you jump right in and love delivering. You understand that, as a small company, there are a million things we could work on, but right now, we have to focus on the key features that will drive us forwardYou love learning and actively engage with more experienced engineers instead of letting them solve the difficult problems you faceYou are able to work independently but can recognise when you need input and supportYou write day to day code in a maintainable wayYou put yourself in our customer’s shoes and enjoy being creative when thinking through their needs and requirementsYou contribute to technical decisions within the team and the team’s awareness of emerging technologies.You are able to conduct some code reviews📘 Challenges you'll be working on:Working in a small cross functional Product team to deliver the best experience for our usersContributing to the development, testing and maintenance of the Reath softwareMaintaining and updating our customer facing company websiteTechnical scoping, planning and prioritisationWorking closely with the Product Manager to find solutions and meet client requirementsIdentifying, understanding and applying emerging technologiesWorking with the rest of the engineering team to develop our best practices and engineering culture.🎨 Technologies you'll work with:We use the following technologies. You do not have to have used all of these languages in production in the past, but you should have a good level of fluency in at least one of them, and ideally an awareness of everything else. Our software is evolving fast so it’s more important that you’re able to pick up these parts quickly.Languages: C#, React, SQL, JavaScriptFrameworks: ASP.NET MVC, React NativeInfrastructure: Microsoft AzureCMS: Umbraco🍦 The Perks📍 Location and Hours: This role is remote and will always have the right to be, even if we add some office space to our locations in the future. We trust our employees to be productive, which means we support intuitive working - you know you best. All we ask in return is strong communication with the team and expectation setting. Preference will be given to candidates based in Scotland.☀️ Holiday: We have a flexible holiday policy. We don’t track or limit the amount of time you have off, and believe you should be able to take off the time you need, when you need it. For permanent roles, we have a minimum of 28 days holiday in place to make sure you do take that time.🖍️ Culture: Our culture is important to us. We dedicate time as a company to build it, reflecting on our values, mission, energy levels and goals. We haven’t gotten everything right, but we embrace our failures and wins for the learnings they give us🍴 Compensation: £35,000 - £45,000. We aim to be as transparent as possible about the compensation for each role, based on level of responsibility, market-rate, location and what the business can afford. We commit to an annual salary review, with the aim of recognising growth and contribution, rather than rewarding those most comfortable with asking for a raise.You will also have the opportunity to gain an equity stake in the company (you’re working hard to make the company successful, so we believe you should share in the reward!)👩⚕️ Healthcare: You'll have access to healthcare support via Benenden Health⛰️ Pension: Your Reath pension is run by Nest, and Reath matches up to 3% each month❗ Please note that we cannot sponsor any visas at this time.🌈 Why choose us?Make a meaningful impact on the environment and the world around you by developing a software solution that will facilitate system wide changeHelp shape our culture of peer learning and contribute to our core valuesJoin an award winning team, which has received 3 Innovate UK grants to develop reuse.id, the first global Open Data Standard for reusable packaging; build the service design for reusable PPE with the NHS; and run a feasibility study on how reuse can reduce electrical wasteBecome recognised as one of the leaders in your field through playing a key role in the future growth of a high-profile startup, which in one year has gone from idea to product-in-market with a corporate clientContribute to cutting-edge work on reuse and remanufacturing, in partnership with our academic partners, such as The Open Data Institute and MicrosoftGain first-hand experience of how to start, grow, market and raise funding for startups, and work with the Founders Factory team, a huge opportunity for personal development and upskilling.🙌 ApplyIf this role sounds exciting to you, please get in touch with Kimberley McCann at kimberley@reath.id and include your CV and LinkedIn Profile.If you’re unsure, please still get in touch—we welcome applicants from different backgrounds and would love to hear from you.Our interview process typically has the below steps, but the order may vary, depending on who is available when within the Reath team:Introductory Phone Call with either Emily, our Director of Operations, or Kimberley, our Lead Developer, so we can get to know each otherA remote technical interview (about 1 hour) with Emily, Lauren (Product Manager) and Kim (Lead Developer)A remote values interview (about 1 hour) with Kim, Lauren and Claire (our Managing Director)We want all interviews to be two ways- this is your chance to get to know us, as much as it is ours to get to know youWe will make a job offer if it is a good for both of us, and will give feedback if we aren't able to make the job offer🐣 Additional InformationAny offer of employment will be subject to the successful candidate holding the right to work in the UK.We are an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of disability, age, sexual orientation, gender, color, national origin, religion, race, marital status or veteran status.This job description is intended to express general the scope of the job. However, this job description is not an exhaustive list of requirements, responsibilities or working conditions connected with the position.
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01 Founders is a new type of software engineering school, training students from zero digital skills to high-end full stack engineers in two years, followed by two years in paid employment through an innovative, peer-to-peer education model.
Digital Project Manager £37,000 per annumDo you want to use your agile project management skills at the UK’s leading anti-poverty charity?At Turn2us we have an ambitious digital roadmap to develop and improve our digital services to provide financial support and information to people struggling financially. Joining a vibrant and creative team, the right person will be passionate about tackling UK poverty and driven to ensuring that users are at the heart of all our design and development processes. We are looking for someone with Agile/ SCRUM experience in digital project management who enjoys working across an organisation. As Digital Project Manager, you will be responsible for the project planning and delivery of Turn2us’ digital projects. We are currently undertaking projects on Turn2us’ strategically important products – the new Benefits Calculator and Grants Search. The Benefits Calculator is in the Beta phase and the Grants Search is in discovery. You will lead Agile teams throughout the projects working with the product owners, developers and the wider digital team on planning, reporting and resource scheduling for them. You will work in a passionate, supportive team of benefit experts, developers and designers. You will also have the opportunity to develop your coaching skills to improve Turn2us’ project management practices. If this sounds like the right job for you, please apply on the Applied website
01 Founders is a new type of software engineering school, training students from zero digital skills to high-end full stack engineers in two years, followed by two years in paid employment through an innovative, peer-to-peer education model.Having secured £5m seed funding, initial corporate partners, and a Regent's Park campus. We are looking for an energetic, versatile and collaborative Business Development Associate to join the founding team of this business, and help us upend the current software engineering education space and improve diversity, equity and inclusion in the UK tech sector.
The Open Apparel Registry (OAR) is a neutral, open source tool mapping garment facilities worldwide and allocating a unique ID to each. The tool is used by stakeholders across the apparel sector to eliminate confusion and facilitate collaboration, enabling interoperability across systems and tackling the long-standing industry problem of facility identification. The power of the OAR’s approach lies in transforming messy, inconsistent data into structured datasets, made freely available to all stakeholders under an open data license. As well as many other efficiency and process benefits, the way that the OAR organizes and presents data ultimately improves the lives of some of the most vulnerable workers in global supply chains.
We're helping electronics producers be better stewards of their products and the planet. Only ≈15% of electronics end up being recycled and an even higher percentage are left unused. These symbols of our progression as a society are responsible for our rapid environmental decay. We're here to change that.We build software for electronics companies who are operating producer owned models: that's when a company owns, looks after and ultimately recycles it's products. Charging it's customers to access them. Like an e-scooter sharing platform or a robotics as-a-service business. Which are are not only climate compatible but also brilliant user centric business models.Our platform solves for two problems that prevent companies from making the switch to this model. Digitising the new operations they will need, now they are the custodians of their products lifecycle. And accessing capital to help smooth out the longer payback periods these models have.We're building a set of tools and integrations that lets producers manage the lifecycles of their products. We quantify the economic and environmental impact of their products lifecycle. Using this data to give producers instant access to their products future earnings, to help them with working and growth capital. This same data creates a detailed green financial product for our lenders.
The Tech Talent Charter (TTC) is an award-winning, non-profit organisation leading a movement to address inequality in the UK tech sector and drive inclusion and diversity in a practical and uniquely measurable way. Our ultimate goal: that the UK tech sector becomes truly inclusive and a reflection of the society which it represents. We work at scale, addressing the tech ecosystem as a whole to drive change. We have grown from working with 17 UK businesses (who we refer to as our "Signatories") to over 650, in 5 years. We are supported by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and we are part of the UK government's digital strategy.
At Seep we have a HUGE mission. We want to shake up the drab, plastic world of household essentials and bring people slick-looking products that work brilliantly and that are better for the planet. Household essentials like sponges, cloths, bin liners, food wraps have been left behind. We think it's time there was a challenger brand on the scene with fully compostable products that are climate positive. Enter Seep 🚀
Closing date: 11th October 2021 at 8am We are recruiting for a Principal Data Scientist!About NestaWe are Nesta, the UK’s innovation agency for social good. We design, test and scale solutions to society’s biggest problems. Our three missions are to give every child a fair start, help people live healthy lives, and create a sustainable future where the economy works for both people and the planet.For over 20 years, we have worked to support, encourage and inspire innovation. We work in three roles: as an innovation partner working with frontline organisations to design and test new solutions, as a venture builder supporting new and early stage businesses, and as a system shaper creating the conditions for innovation.Harnessing the rigour of science and the creativity of design, we work relentlessly to change millions of lives for the better. Find out more at nesta.org.ukThe TeamThe post holder will primarily work within our Data Analytics Practice, guiding and carrying out projects that will benefit Nesta’s Missions as well as advance our Data Science capabilities. They will set the direction for the project and guide teams, producing work that uses new data sources, data science and machine learning methods and ways of presenting information to answer research questions and deliver projects that will benefit society.This could include for example, scoping user needs, establishing and articulating which data science methods are best suited to answer particular questions, developing the work plan to undertake an analysis and delivering data science tasks both individually and through supporting, guiding and mentoring team members.Projects will involve various parts of the data pipeline from data collection to processing and machine learning systems to data visualisation design and development for transforming complex analytical outputs into actionable insight. You will have access to the skills and capabilities of the whole Data Analytics Practice which span all of these disciplines to support you in the delivery of your projects.Nesta’s Data Analytics Practice uses data science and complex systems thinking to address societal challenges. We are a methodologically broad team that uses techniques including statistics, machine learning, natural language processing and network science. Through their work the post holder will use such methods and their own expertise to help understand and address issues across a range of domains such as climate change, education, health, labour markets and innovation policy.We are interested in candidates who have a research background and have used quantitative methods to answer questions and those who have a background putting data science into practice in applied, real-world projects.xThe RoleThe Principal Data Scientist will:· Scope, design and deliver data oriented research and projects that meet the needs of users and that address societal challenges and injustices.· Analyse relevant data (including web-based, open and/or official data) using data science methods such as supervised and unsupervised machine learning, natural language processing or network science.· Produce technical and analytical work in multiple projects as well as engage in materials about relevant non-technical domains.· Develop novel data science methodologies that can be applied across different workstreams.· Manage the delivery of analytical tasks by team members as well as coaching and mentoring them to solve issues and blockers.· Coordinate closely with the Data Engineering and Data Visualisation teams to realise impactful projects.· Ensure that the team stays at the cutting edge of the field by:o Identifying relevant research questions and how they might be addressedo Staying abreast of the latest techniques and developments that are relevant for current projects and the wider teamo Communicate findings through conferences and peer reviewed papers, research notes, blogs, data visualisations and open source code· Work with specialists in the Practice to implement ethical data science practice and advance the team’s understanding of deploying data justice considerations in the real world· Participate in the development of new research proposals for funders, including the UK Research Councils, European Commission and UK Government.· Be actively involved in cross-team collaborations within Nesta, helping provide data analytics capabilities and guidance.· Contribute to thinking around the working practices of the team and long-term tool and infrastructure developmentThis kind of work is innovative in nature and will suit somebody who is proactive and combines academic rigour with a willingness to ‘get their hands dirty’ with real-world data to answer difficult but important questions.The Person · Strong experience in a relevant quantitative discipline (this could be from a formal qualification such as a Masters or PhD or from equivalent experience from work or other projects).· Strong quantitative data processing and analysis skills, including expertise in web-based data collection and data science techniques, and expertise in data science-relevant programming languages, specifically Python (a sufficiently strong data science background in other programming languages may also be considered, however our data pipelines are written in Python, so a willingness to learn the language is a must).· Strong communication skills, including a proven ability to present research findings in ways that are clear, compelling and credible, and to draft high-quality written outputs from research.· A track record of guiding teams and mentoring others to deliver research projects or data science products.· Committed to fostering an inclusive working environment.· An excellent team player, with the ability to work flexibly and sensitively with a range of other actors including policymakers, businesses and other researchers.· Adaptable – flexible in approach and able to manage competing and changing priorities.· Able to learn quickly and a strong desire to develop expertise in new research areas and methodologies.· Intellectually curious – will look at things critically and ask new and important questions.· Pragmatic and able to produce high-quality, accurate outputs to deadlines.What we offerSalary: £47k-£57k plus array of benefits, including health cash plans, dental insurance, the ability to buy and sell annual leave, eyecare vouchers and moreLocation: Nesta has a hybrid work policy, with our default working pattern for most employees being two days per week in their base office.Term: PermanentHours: This is a full-time role but we offer a range of flexible working arrangements and encourage our people to take advantage of them. Many do.Reports to: Head of Data ScienceMaking an applicationTo apply for this role, please visit our website and submit your application before 8:00am on the 11th of October 2021.At Nesta, we believe that a diverse workforce leads to an organisation that is more innovative, more creative and gets better results.We want our workforce to represent the diversity of the people and communities we serve. We also want our workplace to be one where different experiences, expertise and perspectives are valued, and where everyone is encouraged to grow and develop.This means that when we are recruiting, we actively seek to reach a diverse pool of candidates. It also means that we are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that potential employees may need to in order to be successful.We recognise the importance of a good balance between work and home life, so we do everything we can to accommodate flexible working, including working from home, compressed or part-time hours, job shares and other arrangements.Please just let us know in your application or at any stage throughout the process (and beyond) if these are options you’d like to explore.
junee is starting the reusa-bowl revolution with a borrow-and-return system of takeaway packaging that employees can use for their workday lunch.Why? The UK generates 11 billion pieces of packaging waste each year from lunch takeaway alone. And the problem is getting worse: more than half of all plastic in existence today was created after 2008.We're an early stage tech-for-good startup supported by Innovate UK, WeWork, Huckletree Alpha, Mayor of London, and Sustainable Ventures - Better Futures.We're on a mission to save 25 million single-use containers from going to landfill by 2025."How did we ever throw things away after just one use?" - You, 2030
