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The University of Manchester is seeking a Network of Security & Excellence project manager to coordinate the NSEC network, align work packages, and engage with UK government, academia and industry.
Working flexibly in a hybrid arrangement, you will define deliverables with deadlines, support SALIENT and ACE partners, and help secure long-term funding and outcomes for the network. BPSS clearance or higher may be required.
The Network of Security & Excellence (NSEC) project manager will manage, facilitate and enhance growth of the network.
This role essentially brings together the management of various work packages, tasks and stakeholder engagement/communications activities to deliver NSEC. Alongside the Building a secure and resilient world research and coordination hub (SALIENT) and programme manager, you will need to define key deliverables with deadlines and some that will be ongoing in support of securing long-term funding, advocacy and outcomes for the network. You will work alongside key leaders in both SALIENT (Hull and Manchester Universities) and ACE (Home Office) and will engage with a broad set of stakeholders across UK Government, Academia and Industry.
The successful candidate must be capable of achieving at least the Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS), other security clearance may be required, and be committed to the British values of democracy, rule of law, respect and tolerance, individual liberty and the seven principles of public life.
Applicants should ensure they use the additional information section of the application to evidence how they meet the essential criteria.
NSEC is a multidisciplinary community of academics with interests in supporting the UK’s national security and resilience needs. NSEC enables the effective coordination of stakeholders and initiatives to enhance cohesion and accelerate collaborations. This includes;
SALIENT is a UKRI-funded research and coordination hub, that also administers devolved funding calls and is led by The University of Manchester. SALIENT and NSEC sit within the Thomas Ashton Institute at The University of Manchester. SALIENT is focused on addressing national security and resilience challenges through interdisciplinary research collaboration.
Flexible, hybrid and job share applications will be considered.
More information can be found at https://nsec.uk/
(Grades 6-9)
Our benefits include:
For more information, please see University of Manchester Benefits. You can also find information on our Flexible and Hybrid working here.
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Name:Victoria Turner
Email Address: victoria.turner@manchester.ac.uk
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