Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Oct 08, 2026
Full time
Protect the resilience of critical public services relied upon by individuals, businesses and the wider UK economy. The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) with expertise in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), cloud disaster recovery, business continuity, cyber resilience and governance. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent Grade 7 appointment, this role offers flexible hybrid working and a salary of £57,367 to £63,319 (National). If you would like to find out more about the role, the team and what it's like to work at the Insolvency Service, we are holding a Hiring Manager Q&A session for this role where you can virtually meet the team. Please book your spot by following the application link on this advert. Building Digital Resilience Across the Insolvency Service Insolvency Service is modernising its resilience posture and establishing an agency-wide Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery capability. This role will lead the strategy, delivery and assurance of disaster recovery across multiple Azure environments and suppliers, ensuring essential public services remain available during major disruptions including cyber incidents, infrastructure failures and other critical events. As a Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR), you will: Own the agency-wide BCDR strategy and roadmap Design and deliver Azure-to-Azure disaster recovery capabilities using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Establish disaster recovery-ready networking, identity and infrastructure in secondary regions Lead recovery testing programmes, including tabletop exercises, failover testing and full rehearsals Define and assure supplier and third-party resilience requirements across managed services Essential skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Proven ownership of cloud-based business continuity and disaster recovery for mission-critical or public-facing services Expertise designing and implementing Azure Site Recovery (ASR) solutions across multi-subscription environments Strong experience defining and achieving RTO and RPO targets Knowledge of recovery plans, runbook automation and non-disruptive failover testing Desirable skills for the Head of Digital Resilience and Business Continuity (BCDR) include: Advanced Azure Site Recovery implementation experience Azure Recovery Services and backup platform expertise CISSP certification Extensive ISO 27001 experience Knowledge of government business continuity audit requirements Experience working within central government or highly regulated environments In return, you can expect a flexible working culture, including: Flexible and hybrid working arrangements Flexi-time working Civil Service pension with employer contributions of 28.97% 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days with service Public holidays plus privilege leave Five days dedicated learning and development leave Five days paid volunteering leave Enhanced family-friendly policies Employee wellbeing and assistance programmes Access to a range of employee networks and communities Why Join? This is an opportunity to build and lead a resilience capability that protects nationally important public services. You'll shape how the Insolvency Service prepares for, responds to and recovers from major disruptions, influencing resilience strategy across cloud platforms, suppliers and business operations. Working at the intersection of technology, security and governance, you'll play a pivotal role in safeguarding essential services and driving long-term digital resilience across the organisation. If you're ready to lead resilience strategy, strengthen critical digital services and make a lasting impact across a major government organisation, apply via the link and one of the Inspire People team will be in touch.
Helping others improve and turn their lives around - there's no better feeling. It's what we do for thousands of people at more than 150 sites across the UK. Be a part of it. Job Title: Internal Audit Assistant Manager Reports to: Group Internal Audit Manager Location: Kings Hill Office, West Malling ME19 4AE An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Internal Audit Assistant Manager to join our Finance Team on a full-time basis at our Kings Hill office in Kent. This is a hybrid role, with two days per week based in the office and three days working from home. The role offers significant exposure to senior leadership and provides an excellent opportunity for an experienced auditor seeking progression into Internal Audit Management. Role Overview: Reporting to the Group Internal Audit Manager, you will play a key role in delivering a risk-based internal audit programme across Cygnet's healthcare, support, and corporate functions. You will lead and execute audits covering key financial, operational, and compliance risks, with a particular focus on: Revenue and occupancy assurance Payroll controls Agency staffing expenditure IT governance and cybersecurity controls Estates and facilities management controls Procurement and supplier governance Financial reporting and key business controls Key Responsibilities: Audit Planning & Delivery Evaluate the effectiveness of financial, operational, and compliance controls. Identify control weaknesses, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement. Produce clear, practical, and value-adding audit reports. Financial Audits Lead reviews across key financial processes including: Revenue Assurance Occupancy and bed utilisation reporting Funding and contract compliance Revenue recognition controls Billing completeness and leakage prevention Payroll Payroll processing controls Starters, leavers, and contractual changes Overtime and enhanced payments Payroll reconciliations Segregation of duties and access controls Agency Staffing Agency booking controls Rate card compliance Vendor governance Validation of agency hours worked and invoices submitted IT Audits User access management Privileged account controls Change management processes Business continuity and disaster recovery arrangements Third-party IT supplier assurance Estates Audits Capital expenditure governance Asset management and inventory controls Continuous Improvement Support development of audit methodologies and data analytics. Embed technology-enabled auditing techniques. Contribute to special investigations and ad-hoc reviews where required. Support integration audits following acquisitions and organisational change. Role Requirements: Significant experience within Internal Audit, External Audit, Risk or Finance. Experience leading audit assignments independently. Strong understanding of financial controls and risk management. Excellent report writing and stakeholder management skills. Strong analytical and problem-solving capability. Willingness to travel to services across the UK. Proficient in Microsoft Excel and accounting software. Excellent analytical skills with attention to detail. Strong organisational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks effectively. Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work well within a team. Why Cygnet? We'll offer you Salary between £45,000 - £50,000 per year Strong career progression opportunities into management roles Monthly reflective practice, & support with CPD opportunities Expert clinical supervision & peer support Pension scheme "Cycle to work" scheme & employee discount saving. Please note: successful candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check. What next? If you care about making a difference - we want to talk to you. Click the button to apply
Oct 07, 2026
Full time
Helping others improve and turn their lives around - there's no better feeling. It's what we do for thousands of people at more than 150 sites across the UK. Be a part of it. Job Title: Internal Audit Assistant Manager Reports to: Group Internal Audit Manager Location: Kings Hill Office, West Malling ME19 4AE An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Internal Audit Assistant Manager to join our Finance Team on a full-time basis at our Kings Hill office in Kent. This is a hybrid role, with two days per week based in the office and three days working from home. The role offers significant exposure to senior leadership and provides an excellent opportunity for an experienced auditor seeking progression into Internal Audit Management. Role Overview: Reporting to the Group Internal Audit Manager, you will play a key role in delivering a risk-based internal audit programme across Cygnet's healthcare, support, and corporate functions. You will lead and execute audits covering key financial, operational, and compliance risks, with a particular focus on: Revenue and occupancy assurance Payroll controls Agency staffing expenditure IT governance and cybersecurity controls Estates and facilities management controls Procurement and supplier governance Financial reporting and key business controls Key Responsibilities: Audit Planning & Delivery Evaluate the effectiveness of financial, operational, and compliance controls. Identify control weaknesses, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement. Produce clear, practical, and value-adding audit reports. Financial Audits Lead reviews across key financial processes including: Revenue Assurance Occupancy and bed utilisation reporting Funding and contract compliance Revenue recognition controls Billing completeness and leakage prevention Payroll Payroll processing controls Starters, leavers, and contractual changes Overtime and enhanced payments Payroll reconciliations Segregation of duties and access controls Agency Staffing Agency booking controls Rate card compliance Vendor governance Validation of agency hours worked and invoices submitted IT Audits User access management Privileged account controls Change management processes Business continuity and disaster recovery arrangements Third-party IT supplier assurance Estates Audits Capital expenditure governance Asset management and inventory controls Continuous Improvement Support development of audit methodologies and data analytics. Embed technology-enabled auditing techniques. Contribute to special investigations and ad-hoc reviews where required. Support integration audits following acquisitions and organisational change. Role Requirements: Significant experience within Internal Audit, External Audit, Risk or Finance. Experience leading audit assignments independently. Strong understanding of financial controls and risk management. Excellent report writing and stakeholder management skills. Strong analytical and problem-solving capability. Willingness to travel to services across the UK. Proficient in Microsoft Excel and accounting software. Excellent analytical skills with attention to detail. Strong organisational and time management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks effectively. Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work well within a team. Why Cygnet? We'll offer you Salary between £45,000 - £50,000 per year Strong career progression opportunities into management roles Monthly reflective practice, & support with CPD opportunities Expert clinical supervision & peer support Pension scheme "Cycle to work" scheme & employee discount saving. Please note: successful candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check. What next? If you care about making a difference - we want to talk to you. Click the button to apply
