2 of 2 Local Government Jobs in Newcastle upon Tyne

Growth Director to lead Purple's engagement across the North East of England. This pivotal role will focus on driving regional growth through partnerships with local government, healthcare, education, and transport organisations. The role will also have responsibility for developing new business opportunities across large venues in the region, including stadiums, exhibition spaces, and conference centres. … by helping turn the world Purple What you will do: Build and execute a comprehensive regional strategy to engage public sector and strategic partners across local government, healthcare, education, and transport hubs. Lead initiatives that help address societal challenges around digital inclusion, data accessibility, and regional economic development. Establish and nurture senior relationships with civic leaders … A senior commercial professional with 5+ years of experience in strategic account development, public sector sales, or partnership management. Confident operating at executive level within local government or large public sector organisations, able to influence and inspire senior stakeholders. Proven ability to develop complex multi-stakeholder relationships and deliver outcomes across diverse sectors. Demonstrated success in More ❯

the junior members of the team in producing designs. Experienced in the use of MicroDrainage and Civils 3D modelling software together with experience in applying National Highway and Local Authority design guidance. The ability to work effectively with colleagues, including more senior and junior staff in producing designs, drawings and reports is essential. Sound knowledge of relevant … design codes such as DMRB, Local Authority Highway and Water Authority Design Guides, and experienced in the preparation of drawings for S104/S185/S106 Drainage Agreement as well as S38 and S278 Highway Agreements. A civil engineering degree and be approaching Chartered status with experience in highway and highway drainage design. More ❯