Role: Events Specialist

Location: Hybrid (3 days per week in London)

Salary: £35,000 per annum

We're looking for an organised and proactive Events Specialist to join a small, friendly team delivering a busy calendar of conferences and webinars for a membership-based organisation.

You'll take ownership of events from start to finish - managing logistics, venues, speakers, and delegates - ensuring every event runs smoothly and professionally.

What You'll Do

• Deliver a mix of in-person and digital events across the UK.
• Manage venues, delegate registrations, and speaker logistics.
• Host events onsite and online, ensuring a seamless experience.
• Liaise with internal teams and external partners.
• Track budgets and support post-event reporting.

About You

• Hands-on experience running corporate conferences or webinars.
• Strong organisational and communication skills.
• Confident managing multiple projects and stakeholders.
• Comfortable working within structured processes and realistic budgets.
• Friendly, reliable, and calm under pressure.

IT Technician - Contract (On-Site, £150-£200 per day)

Location: North London
Start: ASAP
Type: On-site, Monday-Friday (40 hours per week)
Contract: Short-term interim cover
IR35: TBD (status determination pending)

Overview

We are supporting an established educational organisation in North London who require an IT Technician on a short-term contract basis. This role provides hands-on support across a diverse user base consisting of staff and students. The ideal candidate will be capable of hitting the ground running with minimal handover, providing high-quality customer-focused IT support.

This position is fully on-site, covering a 40-hour week between 8am-5pm on a rota basis.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver first-class, customer-focused IT support across staff and student users

• Provide face-to-face technical assistance for day-to-day IT issues

• Build, image, patch and configure desktop and laptop devices

• Support and manage iPads/iOS devices and other hardware

• Configure printers, networked devices and peripherals

• Create and manage user accounts via Active Directory and O365

• Support with starters and leavers, including provisioning and access control

• Update tickets, maintain accurate documentation and follow process

• Escalate issues appropriately to senior members of the team

• Participate in small IT projects where required

• Offer general guidance and advice on IT best practices to end users

Key Technologies

Experience supporting several of the following is preferred:

• Microsoft Windows 10/11

• Microsoft Office / O365 / SharePoint Online

• Active Directory / Group Policy

• Intune or SCCM (beneficial, not essential)

• iPads / iOS Management

• Networking basics (patching, Wi-Fi support)

• Desktop / laptop hardware troubleshooting

• Network printing

• Experience in education environments (beneficial)

Prompt Engineer - Policy.AI (Government Efficiency Accelerator Programme)

Location: London (hybrid work pattern)
Contract type: 3 Months
Rate: £650-£750 inside IR35

This programme is a flagship cross-government initiative driving operational efficiencies through the safe and responsible adoption of AI.

The mission is to simplify workflows, automate routine tasks, and improve productivity across government - delivering better public services and substantial cost savings. The programme will create scalable playbooks and exemplars that enable rapid replication of success across departments.

The Role:

• As a Prompt Engineer, you'll sit at the forefront of AI innovation in government. You'll design, test, and optimise prompts for large language models (LLMs) powering copilots and autonomous agents, ensuring they deliver accurate, safe, and contextually relevant outputs.
  You will work alongside product, engineering, and research colleagues to develop intelligent, scalable tools that unlock new levels of productivity for public servants.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design, implement, and optimise AI agents using Copilot, planning algorithms, and decision-making frameworks.
• Develop agent architectures that support autonomy, interactivity, and reliable task completion.
• Integrate agents into real-world workflows, applications, and APIs (e.g. chatbots, copilots, automation tools).
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to iterate and improve agent performance.
• Monitor and evaluate model behaviour, building safety mechanisms and feedback loops.
• Analyse conversational logs and model outputs to identify opportunities for improvement.
• Maintain robust documentation of design decisions, dependencies, and prompt libraries.
• Champion responsible AI practices, ensuring outputs are safe, ethical, and aligned with public service values.

Skills / Experience required:
You are a creative technologist who thrives at the intersection of AI, design, and systems thinking. You enjoy solving complex problems, collaborating across disciplines, and building tools that make a tangible difference.

You'll bring experience in:

• Designing and refining prompts for LLMs (e.g. OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral) to improve accuracy, reliability, and user experience.
• Building and maintaining prompt libraries, templates, and documentation.
• Using data analysis and evaluation frameworks to measure prompt performance.
• Collaborating with engineers, researchers, and product teams on AI-driven initiatives.
• Staying current with emerging techniques in prompt engineering, agentic AI, and LLM optimisation.
• Communicating complex findings to technical and non-technical audiences.

Desirable (but not essential):

• Experience with autonomous agent frameworks (e.g. AutoGPT, CrewAI, LangGraph, ReAct, BabyAGI).
• Background in human-AI interaction, conversational UX, or simulation environments.
• Familiarity with vector databases and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).
• Understanding of the ethical, social, and safety implications of AI deployment in government.