Inject Group Ltd · 16282987 · United Kingdom

Inject Group

Inject Group Ltd · United Kingdom

Careers

The operating team Inject Group Ltd needs — leadership seats and the practice around them. Each role below is a full job posting: about the company, job summary, key responsibilities, qualifications, preferred skills, compensation, and how to apply.

Work is based in the United Kingdom: Doncaster studio or remote in the UK. You will need the right to work in the United Kingdom. Applications use the studio contact form: name, email, and a short cover note. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data until we request it. Prefer the designed studio: open Inject Group and choose Careers, then the role. Email applications also reach team@injectgroup.com.

Leadership seats

Meet the named studio on Leadership. Applications for these seats remain open.

Leadership · Research & design

Director of Research and Design

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

This is the practice lead for discovery and product direction. You decide what Inject will design, the artefacts engineering can build from, and the week of evidence that turns a client question into something a squad can ship. Applications for the seat remain open; the named studio is on Leadership.

Key responsibilities

  • Lead discovery: interviews, evidence, journey maps, and artefacts a squad can execute the following week
  • Set product direction and the design-system bar for Flutter and web delivery
  • Brief engineering so research does not die as a slide deck at handover
  • Hold the research-and-design practice — methods, quality, and the people who run them
  • Sit with founders and operators while the problem is still a question, not a specification

Qualifications

  • Substantial experience leading research and/or product design on software that shipped
  • You can turn a messy brief into evidence, journeys, and a decision
  • You write and present clearly for founders, boards, and engineers
  • Comfortable owning a small studio practice, not only a large in-house team
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Flutter, design-system, or high-assurance product experience
  • Public-sector, fintech, or regulated-environment discovery

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply

Leadership · Client relationships

Business & Communications Lead

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You are the thread between Inject and every organisation that commissions us. The brief, the updates, the introductions, and the conversation that keeps delivery aligned with the people who asked for the work. When something needs saying, you say it; when a relationship needs looking after, you are already in the room.

Key responsibilities

  • Day-to-day client communication and account care across live work
  • Hold briefs, updates, and stakeholder narrative so delivery does not drift
  • Introduce the studio clearly — in writing, on calls, and in the room
  • Keep founders and operators informed without drowning them in status
  • Work with practice leads so the story we tell matches the work we do

Qualifications

  • Experience owning client or stakeholder relationships in a professional-services or product studio
  • Excellent written English; you can brief, update, and correct course in plain UK English
  • Calm under incomplete information — you do not wait for a perfect pack before you speak
  • Discretion with commercial and personal information
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • B2B, public-sector, or founder-facing communications
  • Comfortable with a small team where you both write and run the relationship

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply

Leadership · Engineering

Director of Engineering

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You turn product direction into production software. Modular architectures, design-system front ends, and delivery pipelines that leave the client’s internal team able to operate the product after we step back. Handover is part of the job, not a surprise at the end.

Key responsibilities

  • Own architecture, Flutter and web engineering, and API design for studio delivery
  • Set engineering standards: review, testing, and the bar for what we will ship
  • Build automated delivery, observability, and secure defaults from the first release
  • Plan handover and knowledge-share so clients are not blocked on a vendor
  • Lead and grow the engineering practice around the work, not a headcount target

Qualifications

  • Experience leading engineering on production software, not only greenfield demos
  • Hands-on depth in at least one of Flutter, modern web, or API-backed products
  • You can explain architecture to non-engineers and trade-offs to engineers
  • Working knowledge of CI/CD, automated tests, and how software is operated after launch
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • DevSecOps, infrastructure-as-code, or observability in a previous role
  • Experience handing a product to an in-house team rather than running it forever

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply

Leadership · Business support

Director of Business Support

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You help founders put numbers, narrative, and governance in a form that boards and investors can interrogate — then stay with the work while the operating rhythm takes hold. Capital readiness, go-to-market experiments, and a cadence that shortens diligence rather than decorating a deck.

Key responsibilities

  • Lead capital-readiness packs, models, and board materials clients can defend
  • Design go-to-market experiments and a pipeline cadence that can be inspected
  • Install lightweight operating systems for teams that are scaling, not theatre
  • Work with research and engineering so the story matches the product
  • Sit with founders and boards through diligence without overclaiming

Qualifications

  • Experience producing investor, board, or diligence materials that were actually used
  • You can hold a model, a narrative, and an operating cadence in the same conversation
  • Clear writing; you do not hide weak numbers behind design
  • Comfortable in a small studio where you both lead and produce
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Venture, growth, or operator background (founder, COO, or similar)
  • Regulated, deep-tech, or B2B infrastructure markets

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply

Leadership · Security

Information Security Advisor

Fractional or full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You shape the controls, public wording, and delivery defaults behind Inject’s security and continuity programme. Cyber Essentials is certified; Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 27001, and ISO 22301 are programmes in progress — the public site must stay accurate. This seat can be fractional or full-time.

Key responsibilities

  • Advance the ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 programmes for the studio without claiming certification early
  • Keep public wording honest for Cyber Essentials and in-progress audits
  • Set secure defaults for delivery, enquiry handling, and how we treat personal data
  • Advise engineering and operations so controls show up in the work, not only in a policy pack
  • Prepare evidence a buyer or auditor can inspect

Qualifications

  • Practical ISMS or information-security experience in a UK SME or similar
  • Familiar with ISO 27001 and/or Cyber Essentials as they are actually run, not only as slides
  • You write controls and public copy that do not overclaim
  • Comfortable advising a small studio rather than a large GRC department
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • ISO 22301, Cyber Essentials Plus, or UK GDPR operational experience
  • Software-delivery or DevSecOps background so advice lands in pipelines

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply

Leadership · Partnerships

Head of Partnerships

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You develop, manage, and expand the partner network that lets Inject run workshops and on-site implementation without inventing a local office. The UK studio keeps method and IP; partners supply rooms, language, and headcount where the work has to happen in person. The seat is how we grow in-market without listing a network we have not contracted.

Key responsibilities

  • Partnership strategy: set the in-market partner plan against studio goals — where we need rooms, language, and people on the ground, and where we will not invent an office
  • Partner recruitment: identify, evaluate, and onboard workshop, language, and implementation partners
  • Relationship management: hold the primary relationship with high-value partners — communication, expectations, and performance
  • Delivery split: write and keep a clear, inspectable split between UK studio accountability and local fulfilment
  • Go-to-market with partners: coordinate workshop logistics, language, and local headcount with research, engineering, and client care
  • Partner enablement: brief partners so they can run a week on the ground without inventing Inject’s method
  • Performance: track what we promised, what happened, and what we learned; report that to studio leadership without theatre
  • Market sense: watch MEA, Gulf, and UK delivery patterns so the partner plan stays honest
  • Contracting: lead simple agreements that a buyer and an auditor can read
  • Keep partner names and claims off public pages until a contract exists
  • Feed what we learn in-market back into how the studio sells and delivers

Qualifications

  • Substantial experience in strategic partnerships, business development, or in-country delivery relationships — ideally professional services, product studio, or B2B
  • A record of building partner relationships that actually delivered, not only a slide of logos
  • You can negotiate a simple, inspectable split of responsibility
  • Excellent written English; you brief, update, and correct course in plain UK English
  • Comfortable working across time zones and languages without a local office
  • Discretion — you do not announce a network we do not have
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • MEA, Gulf, or West African operating experience
  • Workshop, training, or implementation-partner operations
  • Experience with technology alliances, resellers, or system integrators

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Practice team

The delivery, insights, and studio roles around those leads.

Research & design

Research Designer

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You run discovery with clients. Interviews, evidence, journey maps, and the artefacts a squad can execute in the following week. This is not a research-only silo: you sit with design and engineering so the week of evidence becomes something we can build.

Key responsibilities

  • Plan and run discovery: interviews, observation, and desk evidence
  • Produce journey maps, opportunity briefs, and artefacts engineering can use
  • Work in the same week as the squad, not a quarter ahead in a separate workstream
  • Write findings in plain UK English that a founder can challenge
  • Support the Director of Research and Design on live client rooms

Qualifications

  • Experience running user or stakeholder research that changed what got built
  • You can synthesise evidence into artefacts, not only a readout
  • Comfortable in client sessions and in a small mixed squad
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Service design, ethnographic methods, or regulated-domain research
  • Figma or equivalent used to hand work to engineering

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Research & design

Product Designer

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You design the experience and the system so Flutter and web engineering ship a coherent product, not a pile of screens. Accessibility, interaction, and the tokens a squad can reuse matter as much as a polished mock.

Key responsibilities

  • Design flows, interfaces, and design-system work for studio products
  • Work with research so screens follow evidence, not decoration
  • Hand engineering specifications they can build: states, tokens, and behaviour
  • Check contrast, target size, and keyboard use against WCAG 2.1 AA
  • Keep the product visually and behaviourally consistent across Flutter and web

Qualifications

  • Shipped product or design-system work, not only conceptual portfolios
  • You can design for implementation — components, states, and constraints
  • Working knowledge of accessibility (contrast, focus, and target size)
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Flutter, Dart, or design-token pipelines
  • Motion design that respects reduced-motion settings

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Engineering

Product Engineer (Flutter / web)

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You build production software with the engineering practice: Flutter, web, and APIs. The point is a product a client team can operate, not a demo that only runs on a laptop. You work from research-and-design artefacts and leave the internals in a state someone else can run.

Key responsibilities

  • Implement features in Flutter and/or web against the design system
  • Build and consume APIs with clear contracts and error handling
  • Write tests and keep the pipeline green rather than patching locally
  • Document just enough for handover — how to run, where it breaks, what not to touch
  • Raise risks early: security, performance, and accessibility included

Qualifications

  • Production experience in Flutter, Dart, and/or modern web (Flutter web is a plus)
  • You can work from a design system and a brief, not only a blank file
  • Comfortable with git, code review, and automated tests
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Firebase, Cloud Functions, or similar serverless backends
  • WCAG-minded UI: semantics, keyboard, and reduced motion

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Engineering

DevSecOps Engineer

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You make delivery, observability, and secure defaults part of the first release. Pipelines, environments, and how we know the product is healthy after we hand it over. Security is a default in the path to production, not a gate at the end.

Key responsibilities

  • Design and maintain CI/CD, environments, and release paths for studio products
  • Put observability in from the start: logs, health, and what operators will actually watch
  • Bake secure defaults into delivery (secrets, least privilege, dependency hygiene)
  • Work with product engineers so pipelines help them, rather than blocking them
  • Leave runbooks a client team can follow after handover

Qualifications

  • Experience running CI/CD and production environments, not only local Docker demos
  • Working knowledge of cloud hosting (Google Cloud / Firebase is useful) and secrets hygiene
  • You treat security as engineering work, not a policy appendix
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Infrastructure-as-code, SAST/dependency scanning, or ISO-aligned controls in a pipeline
  • Flutter or web product delivery, so you know what the squad actually ships

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Business support

Business Support Analyst

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You produce the packs, models, and experiments that boards and investors can interrogate. Numbers that survive a question, narrative that matches the product, and a cadence the Director of Business Support can stand behind.

Key responsibilities

  • Build capital-readiness materials, models, and supporting analysis
  • Run go-to-market experiments and record what actually happened
  • Keep source numbers, assumptions, and versions inspectable
  • Support live client work: diligence questions, board packs, operating cadence
  • Flag when the story is ahead of the evidence

Qualifications

  • Experience with financial, commercial, or operating analysis used in real decisions
  • Spreadsheet and writing discipline — labels, versions, and sources
  • You can take a messy founder brief and return something a third party can read
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Startup, venture, or SME operator experience
  • Comfortable sitting in client sessions, not only producing in the back office

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Insights & research

Insights Editor

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You edit and write the magazine voice: lab notes, industry briefings, and public research. The job is to keep Inject’s thinking public without overclaiming certifications, deployments, or endorsements. Accuracy is the product.

Key responsibilities

  • Edit and write Insights pieces in the studio’s institutional register (UK English)
  • Fact-check public claims: Cyber Essentials, ISO programmes, and product status
  • Work with practice leads so essays match the work, not a marketing calendar
  • Keep crawlable HTML and the Flutter magazine in step when a piece ships
  • Maintain a backlog of briefings that are worth publishing

Qualifications

  • Editing or writing experience for a professional, research, or industry audience
  • You will kill a sentence that overclaims rather than let it ship
  • Comfortable in a small team where you both commission and line-edit
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Technical, policy, or design-research subject matter
  • Basic HTML or CMS hygiene for public pages

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Partnerships

Partnerships Coordinator

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You run the operational split between the UK studio and in-market fulfilment: workshop logistics, language, rooms, and local headcount. The Head of Partnerships holds the relationships; you make the week on the ground actually happen.

Key responsibilities

  • Coordinate workshop dates, rooms, language, and local headcount
  • Keep the file of what the studio owns versus what a partner owns
  • Brief partners clearly and collect what we need back after a session
  • Track follow-ups so nothing important lives only in someone’s inbox
  • Support contracting hygiene — no public names before a contract

Qualifications

  • Operations, events, or programme-coordination experience
  • Organised writing and follow-through across time zones
  • Discretion with partner and client information
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Additional languages useful for MEA or Gulf workshops
  • Experience supporting partner or franchise-style delivery

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

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Studio

Studio Operations Coordinator

Full-time · United Kingdom · Doncaster studio / remote in the UK

About the company

Inject Group Ltd is a United Kingdom research, design, and engineering studio (company 16282987). We convert a client question into evidence, product direction, and production software — then stay with the work through handover. In-market workshops and on-site delivery may be fulfilled with contracted local partners; the UK studio keeps method and IP.

Job summary

You keep the UK studio’s operating rhythm: enquiries, scheduling, and the cadence that lines up research, engineering, and client care. This is the room behind the work — not a reception job, and not a substitute for the practice leads.

Key responsibilities

  • Triage studio enquiries and route them without losing the thread
  • Schedule discovery, delivery, and internal cadence so weeks have a shape
  • Keep lightweight running files: who is waiting, what was promised, what is next
  • Support the contact form and application flow (name, email, cover note only)
  • Notice when operations are about to drop something and say so early

Qualifications

  • Operations, EA, or studio-coordinator experience in a professional setting
  • Calm, precise communication in writing and on calls
  • You treat other people’s time and data carefully
  • Right to work in the United Kingdom

Preferred skills

  • Experience in a design, engineering, or professional-services studio
  • Comfortable with simple tools rather than a heavy CRM

Compensation & benefits

  • Competitive UK salary for the seat, discussed in the process — we do not publish a figure we cannot stand behind
  • Workplace pension
  • Paid annual leave and UK bank holidays
  • Doncaster studio or remote in the United Kingdom
  • Time for professional development

How to apply

Apply with your name, email, and a short cover note through the studio contact form. We will ask if we need a CV or a conversation. Do not send extra personal data or documents until we request them.

This is an open role

Apply