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UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is the national funding agency investing in science and research in the UK.   UKRI invests £8 billion of taxpayers' money each year into research and innovation and the people who make it happen. They work across a huge range of fields - from biodiversity conservation to quantum computing, and from space telescopes to innovative health care. They give everyone the opportunity to contribute and to benefit, bringing together people and organisations nationally and globally to create, develop and deploy new ideas and technologies.   As a Programme Manager , your main responsibilities will be to:   Lead and coordinate delivery of the programme on behalf of the SRO Develop, maintain and manage the integrated programme plan, milestones and critical path. Establish and maintain programme governance and control frameworks. Lead programme reporting, including risks, issues, assumptions, dependencies and...

Role Purpose Each year UKRI invests over £9bn of public money into research and innovation. These investments will advance knowledge, improve lives and drive economic growth. Analytical capability underpins UKRI's ability to operate as a trusted and intelligent investor of public funds. To meet this responsibility, UKRI is delivering a programme of work to strengthen analytical capability, ensuring decisions are informed by high quality data and robust analysis. This role will support that delivery by undertaking hands on analytical work that contributes to UKRI's understanding of the research and innovation system. You will work with UKRI analysts, data engineers and programme teams to develop analyses, test feasibility of analytical approaches, and produce clear, decision ready evidence. Key responsibilities summary The role provides delivery focused analytical support to the Advancing Analytical Capabilities (AAC) Programme. It concentrates on rapid, high...

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is the national funding agency investing in science and research in the UK.   UKRI invests £8 billion of taxpayers' money each year into research and innovation and the people who make it happen. They work across a huge range of fields - from biodiversity conservation to quantum computing, and from space telescopes to innovative health care. They give everyone the opportunity to contribute and to benefit, bringing together people and organisations nationally and globally to create, develop and deploy new ideas and technologies.   As a Business Analyst  , your main responsibilities will be: Lead and support business analysis activities across the project lifecycle, including problem definition, options analysis and benefits articulation. Engage with a wide range of stakeholders to elicit, document and validate business needs, user needs and constraints, applying appropriate analysis techniques. Develop...