Programme Support Officer

At RAND Europe, a leading not-for-profit research institute with over 30 years of expertise, we conduct policy research aimed at addressing critical societal challenges. Our work for governments, international organizations, research councils, and charitable foundations is driven by our belief that thorough research can lead to informed answers that enhance community well-being, safety, and prosperity for the future. With offices in Cambridge, Brussels, and The Hague, we are proud to employ around 200 dedicated staff members.We are currently seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Programme Support Officer to deliver exceptional support for numerous concurrent research proposals, projects, and frameworks managed by our expert research teams. This role will be based at our Cambridge office in the UK, requiring attendance twice a week.Key ResponsibilitiesLifecycle SupportManage the full project lifecycle from initial interest to final closure.Evaluate invitations to tender to ascertain regulatory and financial requirements for proposal submissions.Assist research teams in proposal development, including budget preparation and liaising with external stakeholders to gather necessary information and documentation, ensuring all required approvals are secured.Monitor project implementation to ensure milestones are achieved and objectives are met.Coordinate project closure activities, including final reporting, evaluation, and documentation.Financial ManagementReview and obtain approval for project budgets and proposals.Monitor, update, and maintain financial records for projects.Assist with variation requests, including changes to intercompany work authorizations.Corporate Governance, Quality Assurance, and ImprovementMaintain regulatory documents for all RAND Europe entities.Oversee governance for proposals and projects.Ensure entries in the lessons log are accurate and up to date.Develop, implement, and maintain processes and procedures related to functional and governance support.Contribute to continuous improvement of the Project and Finance Group's processes and practices.Support researchers in evaluating proposal and project effectiveness and impact.Adhere to all company policies and RAND Europe Management Systems.Ensure compliance with all IMS policies.Programme ManagementMaintain oversight of a portfolio of proposals, projects, and frameworks.Facilitate the transition of projects from proposal to execution and closure, ensuring effective completion at all stages.Track and report on project progress against milestones and objectives.

Join our innovative team at Integrated Resources Inc. as a Statistical Programmer (SAS Programmer). In this role, you will leverage your expertise in statistical programming to contribute to diverse projects within the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.Your responsibilities will include developing and validating SAS programs for data analysis, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality results.

Are you passionate about infrastructure development and looking to take your career to the next level? AECOM is seeking an enthusiastic Associate Programme Manager to join our dynamic team in Cambridge. In this pivotal role, you will oversee and manage various infrastructure construction projects, ensuring they are executed on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.Your responsibilities will include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, liaising with clients, and driving project success from inception through to completion. If you are a proactive individual with strong leadership skills and a desire to make a significant impact in the field of infrastructure, we want to hear from you!

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals is on a bold mission to revolutionize the treatment of diseases that have significant unmet needs. While others may see obstacles, we actively pursue opportunities with urgency, rigorous scientific methods, and a steadfast commitment to the communities we serve. As a clinical-stage company, we are currently targeting conditions such as post-bariatric hypoglycemia (PBH), Wolfram syndrome, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).Our mission is driven by our talented team, united by core values that include being audacious, curious, authentic, engaged, and accountable, fostering a culture of compassion. At Amylyx, we have assembled a highly experienced group dedicated to action, as the communities we serve cannot afford to wait. If you share our passion and are committed to addressing some of the most challenging problems in medicine, we invite you to explore this opportunity and apply.The OpportunityThe Clinical Data Management team at Amylyx Pharmaceuticals is in search of an Associate Director, Clinical Data Programmer. In this role, you will collaborate across functions to deliver hands-on data management support, programming expertise, and technical leadership. You will be responsible for developing, maintaining, and validating clinical databases, as well as executing computer programs to access, visualize, and report clinical trial data, adhering to clinical plans, ICH guidelines, and regulatory standards. As the Associate Director of Clinical Data Programming, proficiency in programming languages is essential for creating both textual and graphical representations that facilitate data cleaning and review.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Compliance Officer to join our dynamic team at ttp1 in Cambridge. As a Compliance Officer, you will play a crucial role in ensuring that our operations comply with regulatory requirements and internal policies. You will be responsible for conducting compliance audits, monitoring adherence to regulations, and implementing compliance training programs.The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate compliance matters effectively across all levels of the organization. Join us in our mission to uphold the highest standards of compliance and integrity.

Role Overview Securitas is hiring a Security Officer in Cambridge. This role helps maintain a safe and secure environment for clients and their properties. What You Will Do Monitor assigned premises to deter and detect suspicious activity Conduct regular patrols throughout the property Respond quickly to emergencies and incidents as they arise

About the Role Securitas is hiring a Relief Security Officer in Cambridge. This position supports site safety by monitoring activity, reporting concerns, and helping to protect clients and property. The role also involves regular interaction with people on site, so strong customer service skills matter. Main Responsibilities Observe premises and report any suspicious activity or incidents Help maintain a secure environment for clients, visitors, and property Deliver professional, approachable customer service during all shifts Why Join Securitas? This role offers a way to begin a career in security with a recognized company. Relief Security Officers support various sites as needed, gaining experience across different environments.

Join Harvard University as a Compensation Officer II, where you will play a critical role in developing and managing our compensation programs. You will collaborate with various departments to ensure equitable pay practices and compliance with regulatory standards. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to a prestigious institution while working in a dynamic environment.

About the Role Securitas is seeking a Security Officer for its Cambridge location. This position focuses on protecting clients, their properties, and assets. The Security Officer monitors premises, carries out regular patrols, and responds to incidents as they arise. Main Responsibilities Monitor assigned areas to ensure safety and security Conduct routine patrols of the premises Respond promptly and effectively to incidents Maintain clear communication with team members and clients What We Look For Strong observational skills Effective communication abilities Commitment to maintaining a safe environment

Join Securitas as a dedicated Security Officer and be an integral part of our commitment to providing exceptional security services. In this role, you will ensure the safety and security of our clients' premises, assets, and personnel. Ideal candidates are observant, proactive, and possess excellent communication skills.

RAND Europe is a distinguished not-for-profit research institute with over three decades of experience in policy research. Our mission is to provide insightful analysis that informs public policy, contributing to safer, healthier, and more prosperous communities worldwide. With a dedicated team of around 180 professionals located in our offices in Cambridge, Brussels, and the Netherlands, we are committed to delivering impactful research.In light of our continued growth, we are excited to invite applications for the position of Legal Officer to enhance our legal team at RAND Europe. This is a unique opportunity for a seasoned legal expert to oversee and provide counsel on a diverse array of contracts and legal issues. You will collaborate with internal teams and external partners to drive positive change in public policy. The position is based in our Cambridge office, with the flexibility to work remotely 2-3 days per week.We are open to both full-time and part-time candidates for this role.Key ResponsibilitiesContract ManagementReview and negotiate contracts with clients, suppliers, and partners, as directed by the Legal Manager.Manage a portfolio of contracts, including services agreements, purchase orders, sub-contracts, teaming agreements, and confidentiality agreements.Ensure compliance with company policies and relevant approvals in contract execution.Maintain consistency of sub-contracts with client requirements.Provide insights on contractual issues and identify contract needs for internal stakeholders.General Legal DutiesAssess and advise on legal aspects of projects, including proposals and project delivery, in a timely manner.Engage in negotiations with external clients and suppliers.Undertake additional tasks as assigned by the Legal Manager.Collaborate closely with our in-house Data Protection team to advise internal clients on data protection requirements.Collaboration and ComplianceWork alongside various internal departments, including research teams, project support, finance, and IT.Oversee your own portfolio and communicate progress proactively with internal stakeholders.Adhere to all company policies and RAND Europe Management Systems.Assist with record maintenance and reporting requirements.RequirementsEssential QualificationsDegree-level education (undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in law).Experience in contract negotiation.Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with internal clients.Excellent interpersonal skills and effective communication abilities....

Iterative Health is at the forefront of healthcare technology, dedicated to accelerating clinical research to improve patient outcomes. Our Site Network comprises over 70 leading clinical research sites across the US and Europe, enhancing the pathway to market for innovative gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatology therapies. Our mission is to empower our partner sites with advanced tech-enabled services, leveraging our extensive expertise in clinical trials and state-of-the-art AI to facilitate better access to novel therapeutics for patients in need.Role OverviewWe are looking for a dedicated and technically proficient IT Support Specialist to provide comprehensive end-user and systems support across multiple locations. This position will report to the Sr. IT Systems Administrator and will be a vital resource for our growing organization of around 300 users.This role is perfect for an IT professional who combines excellent troubleshooting skills with effective communication, particularly when assisting VIP stakeholders and managing cybersecurity and compliance requirements (SOC 2, PHI handling).

Role overview Securitas seeks a full-time Security Officer to join the team in Cambridge. This entry-level role focuses on maintaining a safe environment for clients and protecting property through a visible presence and active monitoring. Key responsibilities Monitor assigned areas to spot and prevent unauthorized activity Patrol the property at regular intervals Respond quickly and appropriately to incidents as they occur Support and training Comprehensive training is provided, along with ongoing support. This position offers a pathway for those interested in starting a career in security.

About the Role Accor Hotels is seeking a Front Office Manager for a maternity cover position in Cambridge. This role leads the front office team and keeps daily operations running smoothly. The manager ensures guests receive a warm welcome and that service consistently meets brand standards. What You Will Do Guide and support front office staff Maintain a welcoming atmosphere for guests Oversee daily front office operations Uphold Accor Hotels’ service standards

Role overview Securitas seeks a full-time Security Officer based in Cambridge. The position centers on protecting clients and their properties through active monitoring and regular patrols. Security Officers play a key role in maintaining a safe and secure environment by responding to incidents as they occur. Key responsibilities Patrol designated areas to deter and detect suspicious activity Monitor security systems and control access points Respond promptly to incidents and emergencies Help foster a secure and welcoming atmosphere for clients and visitors Growth and development This role provides support for career development in the security sector. It offers a path for those interested in gaining hands-on experience and pursuing advancement within security services.

The Engine supports Tough Tech entrepreneurs who are developing solutions for major global challenges. As a nonprofit, the organization connects founders with infrastructure, funding, and operational support to help turn breakthrough science and technology into real-world impact. Role overview The Chief Growth Officer (CGO) will lead The Engine through its next phase of growth. This executive shapes partnership strategies, drives revenue initiatives, and works to strengthen the organization’s market position. The CGO also serves as a strategic advisor to the CEO and leadership team, providing input on key organizational decisions. Who should apply Experienced leaders with a background in Tough Tech, either as entrepreneurs or commercial executives Individuals with a track record of scaling organizations and launching first-of-a-kind (FOAK) projects Candidates who have advocated for Tough Tech founders and engaged with the broader ecosystem Location This position is based in Cambridge.

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Digital Support Apprentice to join our dynamic team at epropservices plc in Cambridge. In this role, you will have the opportunity to engage in:Designing and delivering e-marketing materials efficiently.Addressing general online customer inquiries and IT-related issues, with escalation when necessary.Collaborating with agents and internal teams to improve service delivery.Developing websites using pre-approved templates.Adhering to established Service Level Agreements (SLAs).Maintaining comprehensive records of all customer interactions and queries.Providing training calls to agents on utilizing our online platforms effectively.To succeed in this role, you should possess excellent IT and communication skills, along with a keen eye for detail. While experience in SEO and web template design is beneficial, it is not mandatory.

Join Harvard University as a Member Support Agent, where your primary role will be to provide exceptional support to our members. You will be the first point of contact for inquiries, assisting with problem resolution, and ensuring that every interaction reflects our commitment to excellence. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to our community while developing your skills in a dynamic environment.

Job Summary: Oversee daily financial aid operations, including the assessment of financial information from applicants to determine aid eligibility and awards in line with federal regulations and university policies.Key Responsibilities: Under the direction of the Assistant Director of Financial Aid, provide counseling and guidance to primarily graduate students regarding all facets of financial aid, such as budgeting, debt management, federal and private loan options, and repayment strategies. Ensure program adherence to federal guidelines, and communicate relevant federal regulations and institutional policies to students. Evaluate financial aid applications and appeals, establish eligibility and need, and allocate funds accordingly. Confirm enrollment status and academic performance, and coordinate the disbursement of financial aid funds. Collaborate with DCE program offices to address degree requirements, satisfactory academic progress, and graduation matters.Review federal loan data via NSLDS and other federal platforms for current and prospective students seeking financial aid. Monitor the Student Aid Internet Gateway (SAIG), load ISIRs into Powerfaids, and conduct post-screenings of NSLDS. Liaise with external scholarship and loan agencies, as well as other educational institutions when necessary.Participate in the creation and refinement of financial aid documentation, student communications, website content, and departmental policies and procedures. Engage in system testing and the troubleshooting of changes and updates to existing and new processes, particularly within Powerfaids. Attend university-wide Financial Aid Officers Council (FAOC) meetings and pursue relevant training and workshops as needed. Undertake additional duties as assigned.Working Conditions:This role is based in Cambridge, MA, with a hybrid work model requiring a minimum of 2 days per week on campus. Adjustments to this model may be made by the DCE or department as necessary.Physical Requirements:Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk.

About d-ploy d-ploy delivers IT and engineering solutions for clients around the world, with teams based in Switzerland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Role Overview: IT Onsite Support Specialist This onsite position is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The IT Onsite Support Specialist will work directly with clients, helping them solve technical issues and supporting their IT operations. d-ploy values adaptability, a solutions-oriented mindset, and a commitment to client service. What to Expect Work on-site with clients in Cambridge, MA Join a growing international team Contribute to client IT productivity and success Build trusted partnerships within the IT community Who We Look For Dedicated and adaptable professionals Individuals who enjoy solving problems and supporting others People ready to grow with an international organization