Grade UE05: £29,588 to £33,951 per annum, pro rata Edinburgh Earth Initiative / Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability Part Time: 9 hours per week Fixed-term: for nine months from October 2026 The Opportunity: The Edinburgh
What to Expect Tesla is seeking a Power Originator to join its Corporate Development team. The Power Originator will lead origination, trading, and operations related to revenue generating transactions across environmental and power markets in North
Position Details College of Social Sciences University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham UK Full time starting salary is normally in the range £47,389 to £56,535 with potential progression once in post to £63,606 Grade: 8 Part Time
At EEI, we believe in doing things the right way, with excellence, integrity, and genuine care for our people. As an employee-owned company, our People First culture is rooted in trust, accountability, and shared success. As a
Job summaryThis post is located within the UKHSA Epidemic and Emerging Infections (EEI) Directorate within the Chief Medical Adviser (CMA) Group providing clinical and public health leadership through expert advice, guidance, epidemiological insights and evidence. The Emerging
Job summaryThe Travel Health and International Health Regulations (IHR) section contributes to the health of British travellers through surveillance, information, teaching and research, and has a central role in supporting UKHSAs role of National Focal Point
EEI, an employee-owned company, is seeking a Sr. Mechanical Specialist to lead commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation for mechanical systems in mission-critical facilities. You will work with project teams, clients, and vendors to deliver reliable outcomes. This
Overview In this role you will provide expert epidemiology and public health leadership within UKHSA’s EEI Directorate, focusing on emerging infections and zoonoses at national and international levels. You will develop rapid risk assessment methods and apply
The Travel Health and International Health Regulations (IHR) section contributes to the health of British travellers through surveillance, information, teaching and research, and has a central role in supporting UKHSAs role of National Focal Point under