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The Office Manager oversees the smooth operation of two offices in Japan, providing administrative support, supervising staff, managing facilities, and ensuring communication with global offices. Responsibilities include event management, vendor negotiation, travel coordination, and maintaining workplace safety standards.

The Events Coordinator will support the UK marketing team with event coordination and marketing campaign execution. Responsibilities include managing events, liaising with vendors, ensuring brand consistency, updating CRM data, and preparing reports for internal stakeholders.

The Business Development Manager will manage relationships with existing and prospective end user accounts, identify business opportunities, and drive sales growth primarily in the government and fintech sectors. This role requires experience in selling data platforms and excellent interpersonal skills to enhance business relationships.

The Compliance Specialist will guide departments in compliance processes for medical device software, acting as a subject matter expert, preparing regulatory submissions, and ensuring adherence to standards like ISO 13485/MDR. The role supports the Clinical Risk & Compliance Team in maintaining a quality management system and involves training, monitoring compliance, and managing audits and external relations.

The Technical Specialist will perform custom development, integration to systems, support technical implementation tools, and manage site-specific technical setups for InterSystems healthcare applications, ensuring project specifications are met. Responsibilities include reviewing proposals, participating in technical workshops, developing technical components, and supporting data uploads and integrations.

The Project Manager will oversee healthcare projects, managing teams and ensuring the successful delivery of integrated healthcare solutions. Responsibilities include defining project scopes and plans, monitoring budgets, leading resource planning, maintaining compliance, and communicating progress with stakeholders. The role also involves managing risks and conducting post-project evaluations.

The Cyber Risk Assurance Analyst will support the Global Trust department in managing information security and compliance risks. Responsibilities include risk reporting, control incident investigations, knowledge of technology risks, and leading assessments while interacting with projects and clients. The role requires collaboration across clinical and compliance teams and project management skills, with a focus on operational and IT control frameworks.