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Location : Leeds or London This role is a very exciting opportunity for a technical expert who can help deliver new products in the Power Platform ecosystem, enhance existing products, and mentor junior engineers on the team. A Day in the Role A typical day will start with a stand-up meeting alongside a multi-functional team of business analysts, testers, and fellow developers to review progress, blockers, and priorities. Next, you'll focus on some development for the current project you're assigned to; this could be building a complex Power Automate flow, enhancing an existing model-driven app or adding a new webpage to a Power Pages portal. There will be junior developers on the project team who you help to mentor, so you'll spend some time reviewing a piece of development they have completed and walking them through best practices for component reuse and a scalable design. If you're in the office, you'll grab lunch in the canteen with some of your colleagues or go out...

This role is part of the Service Desk team, who are the first point of contact for IT, Network & Telephony queries from Bank employees. The team provide crucial support to the Bank by recording, investigating, diagnosing and resolving incidents within ITSM (our call logging system). Description for External Candidates Service & Operations Analyst in Service Desk - 12 month FTC Location: London We are looking for someone who is keen to learn, enthusiastic with strong communication and prioritisation skills with the ability to respond calmly under pressure to join our team. A typical day in the role involves answering customer calls or chats promptly, fixing customer IT issues, ensuring customer IT issues are logged accurately and managing individual ticket queues to a high standard within agreed target times while meeting customer expectations. Opportunities to undertake ad-hoc tasks and project work may arise. This role is...

Introduction The Bank of England's Court of Directors is seeking to appoint a new independent member to the Financial Market Infrastructure Committee (FMIC). The Bank of England sits at the heart of the UK's economy and financial system. Its mission is to promote the good of the people of the United Kingdom by maintaining monetary and financial stability. The FMIC was established as a statutory committee of the Bank under the Bank of England Act 1998 (as amended by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023). The FMIC governs the work of the Bank of England on financial market infrastructure encompassing supervision and policy for payment systems (including stablecoin), central counterparties and central securities depositories.  Its decisions play a crucial role in ensuring the resilience of the systems and markets on which both retail and wholesale users depend.  This is a particularly interesting time given the extent of technological change and innovation...