3 of 3 Remote/Hybrid Information Management Jobs in the East of England

infrastructure that enables access, capacity, and resilience across the charity's global teams, including those in remote or low‐connectivity settings.Lead the selection and management of key external service providers, including the University of Cambridge, ensuring high‐quality partnerships and service delivery.IT Operations and Service DeliveryProvide oversight … global locations.Ensure staff have the IT equipment that is fit for purpose, maintained appropriately, cost‐effective, and integrated in organisational systems.Oversee IT asset lifecycle management, ensuring procurement and disposal are undertaken ethically, sustainably, and in compliance with UK and international regulations.External Provider ManagementLead procurement, selection, and ongoing relationships with ...

Business Administration Apprentice will provide support for the finance, information and marketing aspects of the business operations. The role will be to assist with the company’s administration duties across a variety of areas, providing important support and assistance to colleagues. This role is remote and home-based. Role … Provide administrative support to various departments, including finance, data/information management and marketing. Checking and processing of supplier invoices. Completing basic data entry and data cleaning tasks. Assist in the alignment of information across the company’s systems. Support the preparation of internal and/ ...

exciting opportunity for a passionate Network Security Engineer to join a unique, multi-national Information Management function. Ideal candidates should be committed to protecting our critical systems and ensuring the integrity and security of our network infrastructure. Salary : Circa £50,000depending on experience+ shift allowance Dynamic (hybrid) working … networks infrastructure. Existing knowledge of/aptitude to learn Darktrace Antigena and Respond, Splunk ES or Log Rhythm tools. Strong ability to interpret complex information via use of packet capture in order to identify malicious traffic in detail, revealing attacker behaviours like C2, exploitation, lateral movement, or data exfiltration. ...