3 business analyst project manager jobs found

Data Analyst Contract (Outside IR35) | Remote | UK Public Sector Project   Overview Ceox Services is seeking a Data Analyst to support data analysis and data engineering activities across internal systems and connected applications. You will play a key role in gathering and translating business requirements, engaging directly with stakeholders, and structuring the data models that underpin decision-making across the programme. This role involves working across complex datasets, enhancing reporting capability, and shaping data foundations for wider organisational use.   Who We’re Looking For An experienced Data Analyst with strong analytical ability, capable of gathering requirements from stakeholders, interpreting large data sets, validating information from multiple sources, and producing clear visual insights. You will work closely with technical teams, business stakeholders, and programme leads to understand data structures, reporting...

Location: London (Hybrid — onsite as required, including out-of-hours and weekend work) Contract Length: 12 months Role Overview A major refresh and refurbishment programme is underway across a large corporate campus in London supporting critical, business-sensitive operations. We're seeking three experienced Network Engineers to support the design, implementation and delivery of campus network changes. This is a delivery and project-based role, not a support or operational one. We need engineers used to delivering: planning, preparing and driving project work end-to-end, instructing and coordinating other engineers or contractors, and physically delivering, installing and migrating kit — rather than fixing or maintaining existing infrastructure. Candidates should be comfortable operating in a highly regulated, large enterprise environment with strict change controls, working alongside cabling design, audio-visual, security, construction and end-user...

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is a central government department with a mission to protect our country and provide the ultimate guarantee of its security and independence, as well as helping to protect its values and interests abroad.   The MOD is one of the biggest public procurement organisations in Europe and the single largest customer for UK industry. It currently manages approximately £20 billion of spend on capital investments in equipment and infrastructure every year. Over the next decade the MOD is committed to spending over £190 billion on equipment and support. The MOD's customers include both the armed forces and national security agencies, and it has a diverse range of requirements, including military fighting vehicles, education services, nuclear submarines and facilities management.   The MOD's aim is to provide its armed forces with the best capabilities to enable them to protect the UK's security and advance national interests,...