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the ability to present information clearly and explain complex issues to a range of audiences Sound analytical, creative and pragmatic problem-solving skills We value transferable skills and real-world
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Campus Technology Services, provides professional media production, audio-visual support, live event technical delivery, graphic design and specialist print services across the University. We are seeking
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responsible for: Applying analytical skills to interpret information, identify trends, issues and risks, and support evidence-based planning, monitoring and delivery of a project using agile project management
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patient care. By integrating expertise across cardiovascular science, data science, AI, and clinical research, we enable high-impact discoveries in areas such as cardiovascular genomics, heart failure, and
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the guidance of Professor Adam Greenstein and Dr Harry Pritchard. The post will be based within the Division of Cardiovascular Sciences at the University of Manchester and the Geoffrey Jefferson Brain Research
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objectives. A proactive, highly skilled, organised and motivated operational leader. Experience working in a multidisciplinary research setting with the relevant skill set and experience to provide operational
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awareness, and a commitment to sustainability, equality, diversity, inclusion and information governance. University Catering Catering at the University encompasses a broad and diverse range of business areas
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find information on our Flexible and Hybrid working here . The School of Natural Sciences is strongly committed to promoting equality and diversity, including the Athena SWAN Charter for gender equality
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influencing skills, with ability to work collaboratively across diverse professional groups. Capability in using data and management information to provide insight, challenge and assurance on organisational
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strategic initiatives, often leading multiple projects concurrently. Projects span people, process and technology change, and may involve everything from service transformation and organisational change