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DevOps Engineer

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DevOps Engineer
Salary: £55k-£65k, £1000 yearly well-being allowance, private medical insurance and much more
Location: Nottingham, hybrid remote with 1-2 monthly visits to the office

Yes, it’s finance and trade and market analytics. Yet, in the current climate, there is much that a company can do to commit to positive change and this company you’d consider joining is doing just that.

Not only are they carbon neutral certified, but they have also implemented a transparent pledge, in accordance with the UN Climate Change “Race to Zero” guidelines, to halve their carbon emissions by 2030 and work towards net zero by 2040.

This has transformed them into the first global exchange group to ever do such a thing!

Not only that – they are a big team and are committed to diversity and inclusion. The importance placed on each individual’s well-being permeates throughout the organisation. They are one of The Valuable 500, after all.

Now that I’ve got your attention, let’s look at what you’ll need to be considered for the job.

Some experience working with DevOps tools and CI/CD pipelines is required, as part of the role will enlist your help to configure DevOps infrastructure, using things like Jenkins or GitLab.

Experience with cloud infrastructure is a must, so if you come from a GCP or Azure background and are happy to also learn AWS services, that’s great. You will get the opportunity to use those skills as the team work on multi-cloud platforms.

You’ll also need a fair amount of automation know-how that will serve you well when planning and executing performance and operational testing, as well as looking at fault tolerance.

Python is something that will get you far in the land of the Linux-operated environments that you will be trekking day to day, while some basic knowledge of at least one programming language, such as Java, will be a trusted companion along that journey.

On occasion, your reliable communication skills will be called upon to deliver presentations or reports to various audiences, so your initiative and enthusiasm for your work, as well as attention to detail and resilient spirit, will help you prevail.

All the above and much, much more is at your fingertips, so why linger?

Hit the apply button or email me for more information and a reliable guide throughout the process!

ClimateTech Commercial Operations Manager – Maritime Sector

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ClimateTech Commercial Operations Manager (Maritime Sector)
Location: UK, remote – some travel required.
Salary: Up to £80K + equity & benefits & bonuses (will consider contractor without equity/benefits and longer-term view to go perm)
Role: Build brand & commercial strategy ready to deliver products & services in 2024

Some industries are easily adaptable to reducing emissions, driven by consumer behaviours. Others need dragging into the 21st century which requires a different approach. More patience, resilience and tenacity.

Shipping is notoriously tied to the fossil fuels sector, around 50% of everything transported by boat is oil, coal or gas. At first, they were slow adopters but now the penny has dropped and there is a somewhat hidden gold rush.

The company are developing wind-assisted solutions that aren’t available anywhere else. They’re seeing incredible demand from companies large and small. However, technology and hardware are still 18 months from delivery – in part because demand for these systems was small 5 years ago, 10 years ago it was non-existent.

They’ve raised several £million already – a mix of private equity and grants, with further multi-million-£ grants pending, some tied to outcomes and deadlines, others to drive R&D further – and will use that to deliver two test and validation projects, as well as further case studies to advance the case for adoption and improve credibility.

This person will network and present this company, its products and services to the world, creating a sales strategy so that when the hardware is ready for delivery in 2024 there’s a pipeline of customers. You’ll map the industry and potential clients engaging them to improve their understanding of how products can meet customer needs.

Department for Transport studies and data show there are more than 40,000 vessels worldwide that are eligible for using these wind technologies to cut fuel use and emissions by ~20-30%, delivering savings that can more than cover costs throughout the asset lifetime. Experts say 40K is a huge underestimate, so the opportunity is incredible.

The company are looking to the aviation sector for inspiration on its business model. Looking to lease equipment so that when vessels reach their end of life, assets aren’t stranded and don’t fall into disrepair, but instead are re-applied across businesses and their fleets.

There’s potential for maintenance contracts and weather insurance opportunities, too, so exp. With 3rd parties and building partnerships or exploring new ideas is beneficial. Not to mention their plans to offer logistics and route optimisation services through weather modelling software.

As part of all that, you’ll ensure profit margins and service costs are appropriate to generate revenue and maximise competition in a market that is currently in its infancy, with frankly quite wild room for growth and expansion.

Experience taking new products and ideas to market will stand out, particularly in heavy industry or start-ups.

ClimateTech Project Director – Maritime Sector

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ClimateTech Project Director – Maritime sector

Location: UK, with travel to Scotland required, ad-hoc.

Salary: Up to £80K + equity & benefits (will consider contractor without equity/benefits)

Role: Take ownership of large-scale test & validation project, and other projects coming online.

When it comes to climate solutions some sectors are highly adaptable and driven by consumer behaviours towards change.

For others, the situation is more complex, with assets tied into operations for 30-year life spans and difficult trade-offs for retro-fits or bit-part actions. The maritime sector falls into that category.

Around 50% of everything transported by boat is fuel. Oil, coal or gas.

It’s easy to see a problem there regarding decarbonisation. But it must happen and finally ” thanks to the tireless work of a small, resilient and determined group ” it is. Appetite is growing faster than solutions providers can keep up with.

That appetite isn’t all for hydrogen, methane or ammonia engines and EV boats ” which are decades away *hint, 30-year assets* ” but for hybrid solutions, taking existing ships and retrofitting them with wind solutions that can cut fuel use and emissions by ~20-30% now. Why wait? Huge savings in fuels costs and emissions.

*Cue the Project Director, come on down!

We need someone with a varied skillset centred around project management. With experience working on multi-million £/$ projects, coordinating with the CFO keeping an eye on budgets, ensuring all key stakeholders are updated ” including C-suite folks, business and R&D partners, government and policy people, potential customers and more.

You don’t need to be from the maritime sector ” though shipping, heavy industry or engineering experience may be beneficial if you’ve works on R&D intensive projects before ” but you’ll need strong initiative, to be adaptable and pick up complex technical language, also being comfy working in a start-up where tasks not aligned with your responsibilities inevitably fall at your feet.

You’ll work with highly skilled industry experts such as navel architects and ship designers, data scientists etc. ” hence maritime exp. not being essential ” who can confirm or guide on whether materials or methodology fits, explain the ins-and-outs of risks or break down scientific reports, but you will become an expert in this field over time.

This is a Systems Design company, covering hardware to get ships from A to B using less fuel, and the software to optimise it all. They’ve have secured ~£5million in funding to prove the value in the products they will eventually take to market.

They have a business model that looks to lease the wind-propulsion hardware, offering software and logistics services to optimise the fuel savings made when retrofitting or building new ships with integrated wind technologies.

This is an incredibly interesting role at a time when the industry is clamouring for decarbonisation solutions. With few competitors ” none as far along the process ” and more than 40,000 vessels capable of utilising these technologies (Dept. for Transport research) there’s never been a better time to jump aboard”

IT Service Manager

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Role: IT Manager

Location: Warwickshire – but free to work from home 3 – 4 days a week

Salary: Up to £55k

You’re the person that the support team look to for leadership. The one who, when a deadline needs to be hit, comes into your own, leading the team, ensuring they have everything they need and that they enjoy the right balance of accountability and freedom to do what they do best.

You will have managed highly skilled, but sometimes demanding characters before and won their respect through your capability and people skills. You are calm, in control and someone who inspires confidence and trust.

You will be joining one of the country’s fastest-growing companies, but also one with a ‘green’ soul who is doing good in the world and helping us all towards a more sustainable future.

You will be stepping into this role with a blank slate as this is a brand new role. You will be taking responsibility for developing, maintaining and implementing IT policies and procedures which help align with the company’s overall strategy and goals in line with frameworks.

Service delivery is an area that is a crucial part of this role as you will be responsible for ensuring the IT department meets its internal service level agreements and is able to deliver these services through the organisation.

Automation of processes is important and where they are looking to move towards, so if you have exposure to PowerShell that would be advantageous. You will be getting involved with other areas of the business as you will be supporting the development team with the delivery of the software development and road maps.

You’ll be free to work from home 3 or 4 days a week but it’s important that your team can learn from you in the office in Warwickshire as well.

For more info, give me a call or hit the apply button!

Business Development Manager – Telecom

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Role: Business Development Manager – Telecom

Location: Germany, Switzerland, or UK (London) – Hybrid

Salary: Competitive

Tech consultancies are having a field-day right?

The market is booming.  So many projects, so many customers. The possibilities for an experienced Business Development Manager who loves to hunt are endless!

However, not all consultancies are made equal.  Some have been around for too long. They’re too slow, too safe.  Some are so young/small that they’re a tough sell against the bigger boys.

However, some, like this company, have the ability to compete on speed and scale to compete on the scope.

They’re a multinational software consultancy that has grown since its humble beginnings 20 years ago to become one of the most respected and feared names in the software consultancy world.

They take on big projects with big names, outperforming much larger competitors through the excellence of their people and culture.

They’ve grown fast over the last 18 months and are expanding their sales teams within all channels.

With this position, we have been asked to find an experienced Business Development Manager with experience within the DACH Telcoms vertical.

However, you must have a solid background in IT consultancy sales, having sold the full life-cycle of software development services to companies in the DACH region. And of course, you must be a German speaker!

The commission on offer is completely uncapped, with top performers earning superb base salaries and commissions well into 6 figures.

You can be based from anywhere, though their preference would be for candidates based in Germany, Switzerland or the UK.

For full details please apply or give us a call to find out more

Business Development Manager

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Role: Business Development Manager

Salary: up to £60k basic + commission

Sector: Public Sector

Model: Hybrid (1/2 days per week in the London office)

When we think of anything to do with traffic and transport, *most* of us don’t get excited. However, saving the planet and working towards a more sustainable future is definitely something to get excited about….amirite??!

With the technology to provide world-class, data-driven insights to cities throughout the world, they’re able to help governments and organisations make the right decisions to deliver their sustainability goals. They also have a great, supportive and diverse team, so all in all, they combine meaningful work with being a great place to work. They really are the full package.

They’re now looking to hire an experienced sales professional who has sold services to local authorities. You will be joining a team of highly skilled, motivated and passionate BDMs, responsible for covering the London region.

You’ll be responsible for the full end-to-end sales process, managing the full cycle from lead generation through to getting the project kicked off!

Great relationship building is key, you will have a long-term relationship with your clients, as you will be account managing and growing existing accounts – so you must be full of personality!

As well as a basic salary of up to £60k, there is a great commission structure in place (with an OTE of up to £110,000), you’re offered fully flexible working, 25 days holiday, a private pension, an annual training budget, a monthly social activity budget, an annual company trip and much more!

If this sounds like a great role for you – hit apply below and let’s talk ✊

GreenTech Data Scientist – Conservation

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Conservation Data Scientist

Location: Fully remote within Europe, +/- 2 hours of CET.

Salary: €70K – €80K + 13% vacation supplement + equity & benefits.

Forest management can be challenging. Cut too much and you’re causing unnecessary damage, too little and the risk of wildfire or damage to infrastructure can be devastating and costly.

Vegetation management may not sound all that exciting but building earth observation software to integrate satellite imagery and Machine Learning with data coming in from teams, remote sensors and other hardware on the ground presents interesting challenges!

These systems are used to efficiently manage resources and team activities, saving time and money.

Most importantly though, this saves homes, businesses and services from blackouts caused by seasonal and extreme weather events. It’s a game changer in energy and climate resilience.

The company have grown rapidly since the end of 2021. There are ~50 people now, with around 20 of those in development and data science.

The data science team are growing to increase the capacity of their systems for their existing clients, and to meet demand as new clients with ever-more-interesting requirements come online. They need someone to support their efforts to utilise satellite imagery and other geographical datasets and analyse those using machine learning, delivering the end results to customers.

You’ll work with the software engineering teams to improve and create products and tools, refine and build data models and look at optimising data pipelines, nudging their systems onto the next stage of evolution.

Predominantly they use Python, but they also work quite heavily with GIS technologies and tools. They also use PyTorch and Tensorflow, so experience with similar frameworks or libraries will be transferrable, especially if you’ve worked with geospatial and satellite data. They’re not too picky about whether you’ve worked with R, MATLAB or others, so long as are familiar with Python and can complete a 4-hour take-home task using it.

There will be some projects you manage independently, and others where you collaborate with the broader team, including customer success.

If alongside being a data scientist you’re deeply curious about climate change, nature and biodiversity, this is a great opportunity to explore those passions and contribute to interesting products with tangible impacts, please do apply.

The team are friendly and passionate, and the company are supportive with good benefits including equity, so you’ve bought into any future success.

What are you waiting for? ?

Media Business Development Manager – Consultancy

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Role: Media Business Development Manager – Consultancy

Location: Germany, Switzerland, or UK(London)

Salary: Competitive

Tech consultancies are having a field-day right?

The market is booming. So many projects, so many customers. The possibilities for an experienced Business Development Manager who loves to hunt are endless!

However, not all consultancies are made equal. Some have been around for too long. They’re too slow, too safe. Some are so young/small that they’re a tough sell against the bigger boys.

However, some, like this company, have the ability to compete on speed and scale to compete on the scope.

They’re a multinational software consultancy that has grown since its humble beginnings 20 years ago to become one of the most respected and feared names in the software consultancy world.

They take on big projects with big names, outperforming much larger competitors through the excellence of their people and culture.

They’ve grown fast over the last 18 months and are expanding their sales teams within all channels.

With this position, we have been asked to find an experienced Business Development Manager with experience within the DACH Media vertical.

However, you must have a solid background in IT consultancy sales, having sold the full life-cycle of software development services to companies in the DACH region. And of course, you must be a German speaker!

The commission on offer is completely uncapped, with top performers earning superb base salaries and commissions well into 6 figures.

You can be based from anywhere, though their preference would be for candidates based in Germany, Switzerland or the UK.

For full details please apply or give us a call to find out more!

Payments Business Development Manager – Consultancy

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Role: Payments Business Development Manager – Consultancy

Location: Germany, Switzerland, or UK(London)

Salary: Competitive

Tech consultancies are having a field-day right?

The market is booming. So many projects, so many customers. The possibilities for an experienced Business Development Manager who loves to hunt are endless!

However, not all consultancies are made equal. Some have been around for too long. They’re too slow, too safe. Some are so young/small that they’re a tough sell against the bigger boys.

However, some, like this company, have the ability to compete on speed and scale to compete on the scope.

They’re a multinational software consultancy that has grown since its humble beginnings 20 years ago to become one of the most respected and feared names in the software consultancy world.

They take on big projects with big names, outperforming much larger competitors through the excellence of their people and culture.

They’ve grown fast over the last 18 months and are expanding their sales teams within all channels.

With this position, we have been asked to find an experienced Business Development Manager with experience within the DACH Payments vertical.

However, you must have a solid background in IT consultancy sales, having sold the full life-cycle of software development services to companies in the DACH region. And of course, you must be a German speaker!

The commission on offer is completely uncapped, with top performers earning superb base salaries and commissions well into 6 figures.

You can be based from anywhere, though their preference would be for candidates based in Germany, Switzerland or the UK.

For full details please apply or give us a call to find out more!

Mobility Business Development Manager – Consultancy

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Role: Mobility Business Development Manager – Consultancy

Location: Germany, Switzerland, or UK(London)

Salary: Competitive

Tech consultancies are having a field-day right?

The market is booming. So many projects, so many customers. The possibilities for an experienced Business Development Manager who loves to hunt are endless!

However, not all consultancies are made equal. Some have been around for too long. They’re too slow, too safe. Some are so young/small that they’re a tough sell against the bigger boys.

However, some, like this company, have the ability to compete on speed and scale to compete on the scope.

They’re a multinational software consultancy that has grown since its humble beginnings 20 years ago to become one of the most respected and feared names in the software consultancy world.

They take on big projects with big names, outperforming much larger competitors through the excellence of their people and culture.

They’ve grown fast over the last 18 months and are expanding their sales teams within all channels.

With this position, we have been asked to find an experienced Business Development Manager with experience within DACH Mobility.

However, you must have a solid background in IT consultancy sales, having sold the full life-cycle of software development services to companies in the DACH region. And of course, you must be a German speaker!

The commission on offer is completely uncapped, with top performers earning superb base salaries and commissions well into 6 figures.

You can be based from anywhere, though their preference would be for candidates based in Germany, Switzerland or the UK.

For full details please apply or give us a call to find out more!

GreenTech DevOps – Cloud Engineer

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GreenTech DevOps/Cloud Engineer

Salary: £50k-£55k with your free parking space, access to on-site library/gym/pool
Location: Nottingham, hybrid remote with 1-2 weekly visits to the office

Are you a DevOps engineer with more than a couple of sun rotations experience under your belt?

Do you not wear a belt?

Are you a DevOps engineer, who may or may not wear a belt, that cares about our natural environment?

Are you a somebody who recognises the urgency for businesses to transition to green ways of conducting their operations, while also lowering costs and maximising performance? Read on.

Based in Nottingham, the company provides insights into increased energy efficiency by managing the space, power usage and the cooling of critical live environments, while at the same time aiding the path to decarbonisation.

Using clever 3D visualisation techniques, AI and machine learning, as well as remote sensing technology and integration tools, the software tools included gather, map and interpret huge amounts of data remotely in real time.

Your input as a cloud engineer will help support the cloud environments behind the main software platform, working with the development team on integration for new and existing projects to ensure successful production releases. There will also be an element of support and maintenance using the AWS security hub.

Your role would be key as you will be working together with the Head Cloud engineer, as well as collaborating with the QA manager and the 24/7 monitoring team.

For this position, you will be needed in the office once or twice a week and worry not, the environment is a buzzing, welcoming and supportive one, as the company is based in a Nottingham University site, so being in the office will be a treat.

Before applying, have your experience in AWS services, preferably including Dynamo DB, SQS queues, EC2, Aurora PostgreSQL, Security Hub, as well as your work with Linux, including BASH and your skill with CI/CD environments at the ready because you’re going to need all of it.

Now that you’re good to go, please hit apply or email maria@rebelrecruiters.co.uk for more information and a friendly chat.

*No belts were harmed in the creation of this advert.

Senior UX Designer

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Role: UX Designer

Location: Nottinghamshire / London ” Hybrid ” 1 day per week in the office.

Package: Up to £50k, slight wriggle room for the right candidate!

Are you ready to create exciting, engaging user experiences across the online and offline functions for one of the UK’s most loved household retail brands?

This is a great opportunity for you to join a business who are growing rapidly and who are aspiring to become the best in the business. They have already grown significantly over the last few years despite being a large, mature business.

A few years ago their digital team didn’t exist but they have quickly become a key function in the business and they need you to help them continue to grow!

In this role you will be responsible for optimising user experience to help increase conversions and improve usability on their website.

You’ll need to be an expert in Google Analytics, Google Tag manager and user testing tools, and will be responsible for all stages of UX design from concept to launch, so you will need to be proficient in prototyping tools such as; Adobe XD or Sketch.

You will be joining a highly diverse team, with a friendly, renown culture. They are a growing team who strive on team-work, so you will need to enjoy working with a range of colleagues.

As well as a salary of up to £50k, they are offering an excellent benefit package, including 25 days holiday + bank holidays, a generous pension scheme and flexible working.

They are looking for someone to work hybrid, so you’ll be based in their London or Nottinghamshire office once per week.

If you think this could be the one for you, give us a call or hit the apply button for a guaranteed response!

Banking & Capital Markets Business Development Manager – Consultancy

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Role: Banking & Capital Markets Business Development Manager – Consultancy

Location: Hybrid – Germany, Switzerland, or UK (London)

Salary: Competitive + Great Commission Structure

Tech consultancies are having a field day, right?

The market is booming. So many projects, so many customers. The possibilities for an experienced Business Development Manager who loves to hunt are endless!

However, not all consultancies are made equal. Some have been around for too long. They’re too slow, too safe. Some are so young/small that they’re a tough sell against the bigger boys.

However, some, like this company, have the ability to compete on speed and the scale to compete on the scope.

They’re a multinational software consultancy that has grown since its humble beginnings 20 years ago to become one of the most respected and feared names in the software consultancy world.

They take on big projects with big names, outperforming much larger competitors through the excellence of their people and culture.

They’ve grown fast over the last 18 months and are expanding their sales teams within all channels.

With this position, we have been asked to find an experienced Business Development Manager with experience within the DACH Banking & Capital markets.

However, you must have a solid background in IT consultancy sales, having sold the full life-cycle of software development services to companies in the DACH region. And of course, you must be a German speaker!

The commission on offer is completely uncapped, with top performers earning superb base salaries and commissions well into 6 figures.

You can be based from anywhere, though their preference would be for candidates based in Germany, Switzerland or the UK.

For full details please apply or give us a call to find out more! ✊

GreenTech DevOps Engineer

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GreenTech DevOps Engineer
Salary: €75,000 – €90,000 + 15% bonus, equity + remote setup, conference and training budgets.
Location: Fully remote – Europe or UK based.

Forest management can be challenging. Cut too much and you’re causing unnecessary damage, too little and the risk of wildfire or damage to infrastructure can be devastating and costly.

Vegetation management may not sound all that exciting but building earth observation software to integrate satellite imagery and Machine Learning with data coming in from the team and remote sensors and other hardware on the ground presents interesting challenges!

These systems are used to efficiently manage resources and team activities, saving time and money.

Most importantly though, this saves homes, businesses and services from blackouts caused by seasonal and extreme weather events. It’s a game changer in energy and climate resilience.

The company have grown rapidly since the end of 2021. There are ~50 people now, with around 20 of those in development and data science.

So far, their DevOps function has been managed by the CTO and a part-time engineer. They’re looking for someone who can implement Infrastructure as Code and a longer-term DevOps strategy factoring in security and leading on gaining security certifications.

You’ll work to support the development team and have responsibility for reliability. They haven’t had any major issues so far, but if one came up, they’d need you to identify and understand the problem and get to work on implementing a fix.

You’ll also support the data team, perhaps helping implement machine learning models or refining data pipelines, so good data pipeline experience is highly desirable.

They use Google Cloud Platform but understand AWS is largely transferrable, alongside Docker, Kubernetes and Dagster. But experience with Argo, Airflow, Dask or others is transferrable.

If you’ve worked with satellite data or imagery, that’s hugely valuable, and Pangeo stack, so JupyterHub, Xarrat or Zarr will also stand out.

Most importantly they need someone to embed and influence their DevOps culture, someone who’s not afraid to coach individuals and teams.

You don’t need to know everything but a self-starter who knows where to look for information and who is keen to implement and share what they learn is what’s needed.

Following that, a real passion for climate solutions is something they’ll need to see.

They care about their staff. They have budgets to contribute to your training and development, and operate truly flexibly – so long as you’re available and overlap with the team (+/- 1 hour CET is best) you can work when you chose.

If this sounds like a bit of you please reach out. They’re remote first and will consider people anywhere in Europe. They can also provide visa sponsorship via a Netherlands government salary sacrifice scheme if you’d prefer to move to the Netherlands.