Detective Constable - Investigations - CTPSE We welcome applications from Detective Constables to work with Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE) Investigations Unit. This is an exciting opportunity where you will be part of a team of investigators who provide a 24/7 response to terrorism offences. Taking action against those posing the highest threat to national security across the South East of the country is both a challenging and rewarding position. The successful candidates will develop and maintain effective working relationships with collaborative forces and other partner agencies across the South East region. The role will involve you co-ordinating and supporting major/ sensitive investigations, gathering evidence and intelligence in support of the investigative strategy.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
Detective Constable - Investigations - CTPSE We welcome applications from Detective Constables to work with Counter Terrorism Policing South East (CTPSE) Investigations Unit. This is an exciting opportunity where you will be part of a team of investigators who provide a 24/7 response to terrorism offences. Taking action against those posing the highest threat to national security across the South East of the country is both a challenging and rewarding position. The successful candidates will develop and maintain effective working relationships with collaborative forces and other partner agencies across the South East region. The role will involve you co-ordinating and supporting major/ sensitive investigations, gathering evidence and intelligence in support of the investigative strategy.
Regional Control & Coordination Officer-Police Staff - Borders - Counter Terrorism Policing North West Salary range: £27,204 - £29,859+ 30.17% Equalisation Allowance (Monday to Sunday ( Rota basis between - 06:00-23:00 Contract type - Full Time, Permanent, Secondment Grade - D Information about the role Counter Terrorism Policing North West (CTPNW) is a five-force collaboration delivering Counter Terrorism (CT) services to our regional forces as well as forming part of the national CT Network. CTPNW's mission is to work together to keep people safe from terrorism. We are looking for a committed and outstanding individual who can support CTPNW in achieving its mission. Role Purpose This role plays a vital part in supporting national and regional Counter Terrorism (CT) policing objectives across the North West's ports. You will ensure the region remains compliant with national requirements by delivering effective research, tasking and coordination of frontline Counter Terrorism Border Policing (CTBP) resources. Working on behalf of the Regional Senior Ports Officer, you will help ensure that operational activity is intelligence led, prioritised appropriately, and aligned to the wider CT mission. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Support the efficient tasking and coordination of CTBP frontline resources. Research, review and assess intelligence to inform operational decision making. Manage, handle and process sensitive information in line with national standards. Prepare clear, concise written products and briefings for officers, staff and partners. Facilitate the secure transfer, storage and destruction of sensitive data and materials. Work closely with supervisors to ensure the Control Desk function operates effectively. Apply an understanding of threat, harm and risk to contextualise intelligence and support tasking decisions. Maintain high levels of accuracy and attention to detail when handling large volumes of information. Knowledge, Skills and Experience We are looking for someone who can demonstrate: Technical and Analytical Skills Must have a high level of IT skills and computer literacy, including excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications, Office 365 and Intelligence Systems (PNC, Local Force IT Systems,) enabling the inputting, manipulation, review and research to be undertaken effectively and accurately. This must be demonstrated both on application and interview. Ability to input, manipulate and analyse data accurately and efficiently. Understanding of the National Intelligence Model (NIM), National Standards of Intelligence Management (NSIM), intelligence grading, and the Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). Experience handling, researching and summarising complex intelligence material. Communication and Interpersonal Skills Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, meaningful intelligence summaries and reports. Ability to build effective working relationships at all levels, internally and externally. Confidence to challenge discrepancies in intelligence sensitively and professionally. Professional Competence APP MOPI training and understanding of GPMS principles (or willingness to undertake training). Ability to work under pressure, prioritise effectively and manage competing demands. Self motivation, initiative and the ability to work with minimal supervision when required. Understanding of CT and DE policing priorities, including threat, harm and risk concepts. Knowledge of relevant legislation (e.g., Schedule 7 TACT 2000, Schedule 3 CTBSA 2019) is desirable. Operational Requirements Willingness to undertake mandatory IT and role specific training, with ongoing quality monitoring and refresher training as needed. Ability to support secure data transfer processes and maintain accurate registers for sensitive material.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
Regional Control & Coordination Officer-Police Staff - Borders - Counter Terrorism Policing North West Salary range: £27,204 - £29,859+ 30.17% Equalisation Allowance (Monday to Sunday ( Rota basis between - 06:00-23:00 Contract type - Full Time, Permanent, Secondment Grade - D Information about the role Counter Terrorism Policing North West (CTPNW) is a five-force collaboration delivering Counter Terrorism (CT) services to our regional forces as well as forming part of the national CT Network. CTPNW's mission is to work together to keep people safe from terrorism. We are looking for a committed and outstanding individual who can support CTPNW in achieving its mission. Role Purpose This role plays a vital part in supporting national and regional Counter Terrorism (CT) policing objectives across the North West's ports. You will ensure the region remains compliant with national requirements by delivering effective research, tasking and coordination of frontline Counter Terrorism Border Policing (CTBP) resources. Working on behalf of the Regional Senior Ports Officer, you will help ensure that operational activity is intelligence led, prioritised appropriately, and aligned to the wider CT mission. Responsibilities In this role, you will: Support the efficient tasking and coordination of CTBP frontline resources. Research, review and assess intelligence to inform operational decision making. Manage, handle and process sensitive information in line with national standards. Prepare clear, concise written products and briefings for officers, staff and partners. Facilitate the secure transfer, storage and destruction of sensitive data and materials. Work closely with supervisors to ensure the Control Desk function operates effectively. Apply an understanding of threat, harm and risk to contextualise intelligence and support tasking decisions. Maintain high levels of accuracy and attention to detail when handling large volumes of information. Knowledge, Skills and Experience We are looking for someone who can demonstrate: Technical and Analytical Skills Must have a high level of IT skills and computer literacy, including excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite applications, Office 365 and Intelligence Systems (PNC, Local Force IT Systems,) enabling the inputting, manipulation, review and research to be undertaken effectively and accurately. This must be demonstrated both on application and interview. Ability to input, manipulate and analyse data accurately and efficiently. Understanding of the National Intelligence Model (NIM), National Standards of Intelligence Management (NSIM), intelligence grading, and the Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). Experience handling, researching and summarising complex intelligence material. Communication and Interpersonal Skills Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, meaningful intelligence summaries and reports. Ability to build effective working relationships at all levels, internally and externally. Confidence to challenge discrepancies in intelligence sensitively and professionally. Professional Competence APP MOPI training and understanding of GPMS principles (or willingness to undertake training). Ability to work under pressure, prioritise effectively and manage competing demands. Self motivation, initiative and the ability to work with minimal supervision when required. Understanding of CT and DE policing priorities, including threat, harm and risk concepts. Knowledge of relevant legislation (e.g., Schedule 7 TACT 2000, Schedule 3 CTBSA 2019) is desirable. Operational Requirements Willingness to undertake mandatory IT and role specific training, with ongoing quality monitoring and refresher training as needed. Ability to support secure data transfer processes and maintain accurate registers for sensitive material.
Today terrorism is a constant threat within the United Kingdom. By joining Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) West Midlands, you can directly contribute to keeping the UK safe and help us tackle the threat. Our Major Incident Room (MIR) within the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit receives, reviews and indexes all material gathered during major investigations. From this material, investigators are then tasked to drive and direct the investigations. Responsibilities Reading all material (statements, documents, interviews etc.) submitted to the MIR, identifying lines of enquiry and raising actions to further the investigation. Creating summaries of all document types to assist the disclosure officer, investigators and to assist in the creation of the file. Identifying information to be indexed, cross-referenced or highlighted and identifying urgent actions and making decisions on fast track material. Updating the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) ensuring that they are fully conversant with all the necessary details regarding the investigation. Receiving and maintaining returned actions ensuring correct completion and identifying any further issues or actions arising. Researching the action queues, assessing their priority in accordance with current lines of enquiry and other pertinent issues, identifying actions to be referred or pended. Allocating actions to the outside Investigators, giving consideration to current lines of enquiry, the type of enquiry to be made and the location of the officers, ensuring all relevant information, documentation and intelligence is available. Providing administrative and statistical information and preparing reports as required. Responsibility for the examination and certification of the disclosure of material involved in the investigation generated by all disciplines across CTP WM CTU including third party material. Preparing accurate, comprehensive and ethical disclosure schedule for the Prosecutor using the appropriate documentation and headings, as per rules of disclosure. Advising the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in relation to third party issues, evidence, continuity material that undermines the prosecution case and material that assists the defence case. Editing as required within disclosure rules surrounding sensitivity all relevant disclosurable material prior to disclosure to the Defence. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Prosecuting Counsel on aspects of the unused material in the enquiry, including justification for sensitivity classifications attributed to material and PII issues. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in cases when the Defence require access to review disclosure material and for making suitable arrangements to facilitate as required. Attending Case Conferences, where appropriate, with CPS and Prosecuting Counsel in respect of all matters relating to the disclosure of material and exhibits on behalf of the SIO. Attending court and giving evidence as required. Essential Skills and Competencies Investigatory experience and a sound knowledge/practical experience of the Major Incident Room Standardised Administration Procedures. Knowledge and experience in relation to all relevant legislation relating to the role, including the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Act 1996, Codes of Practice, Rules of Court and Regulation. Experience & understanding of the use of covert tactics and investigations - Sensitive disclosure officer. Knowledge of the HOLMES data base and HOLMES Disclosure Module. Good communication and negotiation skills. Ability to manage own workload, prioritising competing demands from different operations to ensure the enquiries run to their maximum effectiveness and efficiency. Experience of working on own initiative with minimal supervision. Experience of producing clear, accurate and logical schedules of disclosed material for the benefit of the Crown Prosecution Service.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
Today terrorism is a constant threat within the United Kingdom. By joining Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) West Midlands, you can directly contribute to keeping the UK safe and help us tackle the threat. Our Major Incident Room (MIR) within the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit receives, reviews and indexes all material gathered during major investigations. From this material, investigators are then tasked to drive and direct the investigations. Responsibilities Reading all material (statements, documents, interviews etc.) submitted to the MIR, identifying lines of enquiry and raising actions to further the investigation. Creating summaries of all document types to assist the disclosure officer, investigators and to assist in the creation of the file. Identifying information to be indexed, cross-referenced or highlighted and identifying urgent actions and making decisions on fast track material. Updating the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) ensuring that they are fully conversant with all the necessary details regarding the investigation. Receiving and maintaining returned actions ensuring correct completion and identifying any further issues or actions arising. Researching the action queues, assessing their priority in accordance with current lines of enquiry and other pertinent issues, identifying actions to be referred or pended. Allocating actions to the outside Investigators, giving consideration to current lines of enquiry, the type of enquiry to be made and the location of the officers, ensuring all relevant information, documentation and intelligence is available. Providing administrative and statistical information and preparing reports as required. Responsibility for the examination and certification of the disclosure of material involved in the investigation generated by all disciplines across CTP WM CTU including third party material. Preparing accurate, comprehensive and ethical disclosure schedule for the Prosecutor using the appropriate documentation and headings, as per rules of disclosure. Advising the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in relation to third party issues, evidence, continuity material that undermines the prosecution case and material that assists the defence case. Editing as required within disclosure rules surrounding sensitivity all relevant disclosurable material prior to disclosure to the Defence. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Prosecuting Counsel on aspects of the unused material in the enquiry, including justification for sensitivity classifications attributed to material and PII issues. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in cases when the Defence require access to review disclosure material and for making suitable arrangements to facilitate as required. Attending Case Conferences, where appropriate, with CPS and Prosecuting Counsel in respect of all matters relating to the disclosure of material and exhibits on behalf of the SIO. Attending court and giving evidence as required. Essential Skills and Competencies Investigatory experience and a sound knowledge/practical experience of the Major Incident Room Standardised Administration Procedures. Knowledge and experience in relation to all relevant legislation relating to the role, including the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Act 1996, Codes of Practice, Rules of Court and Regulation. Experience & understanding of the use of covert tactics and investigations - Sensitive disclosure officer. Knowledge of the HOLMES data base and HOLMES Disclosure Module. Good communication and negotiation skills. Ability to manage own workload, prioritising competing demands from different operations to ensure the enquiries run to their maximum effectiveness and efficiency. Experience of working on own initiative with minimal supervision. Experience of producing clear, accurate and logical schedules of disclosed material for the benefit of the Crown Prosecution Service.
In this role, you will perform functions and maintain systems that support operational activity within CTP and deal with contingency planning, ensuring awareness of plans and processes if contingencies need to be activated across the CTP NE region. You will also be expected to complete the 2 year Prepare pathway that awards you the opportunity to complete various courses to enhance you in this role. You will take part in testing and exercising/ debriefing. You will have the opportunity to work with partners and military around the Preparedness of CT business.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
In this role, you will perform functions and maintain systems that support operational activity within CTP and deal with contingency planning, ensuring awareness of plans and processes if contingencies need to be activated across the CTP NE region. You will also be expected to complete the 2 year Prepare pathway that awards you the opportunity to complete various courses to enhance you in this role. You will take part in testing and exercising/ debriefing. You will have the opportunity to work with partners and military around the Preparedness of CT business.
Contract type Part Time 14hrs 36mins over 2 days Location Birmingham Grade 6 Information about the Role Today terrorism is a constant threat within the United Kingdom. By joining Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) West Midlands, you can directly contribute to keeping the UK safe and help us tackle the threat. Our Major Incident Room (MIR) within the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit receives, reviews and indexes all material gathered during major investigations. From this material, investigators are then tasked to drive and direct the investigations. Responsibilities Reading all material (statements, documents, interviews etc.) submitted to the MIR, identifying lines of enquiry and raising actions to further the investigation. Creating summaries of all document types to assist the disclosure officer, investigators and to assist in the creation of the file. Identifying information to be indexed, cross referenced or highlighted and identifying urgent actions and making decisions on fast track material. Updating the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) ensuring that they are fully conversant with all the necessary details regarding the investigation. Receiving and maintaining returned actions ensuring correct completion and identifying any further issues or actions arising. Researching the action queues, assessing their priority in accordance with current lines of enquiry and other pertinent issues, identifying actions to be referred or pended. Allocating actions to the outside Investigators, giving consideration to current lines of enquiry, the type of enquiry to be made and the location of the officers, ensuring all relevant information, documentation and intelligence is available. Providing administrative and statistical information and preparing reports as required. Responsibility for the examination and certification of the disclosure of material involved in the investigation generated by all disciplines across CTP WM CTU including third party material. Preparing accurate, comprehensive and ethical disclosure schedule for the Prosecutor using the appropriate documentation and headings, as per rules of disclosure. Advising the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in relation to third party issues, evidence, continuity material that undermines the prosecution case and material that assists the defence case. Editing as required within disclosure rules surrounding sensitivity all relevant disclosable material prior to disclosure to the Defence. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Prosecuting Counsel on aspects of the unused material in the enquiry, including justification for sensitivity classifications attributed to material and PII issues. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in cases when the Defence require access to review disclosure material and for making suitable arrangements to facilitate as required. Attending Case Conferences, where appropriate, with CPS and Prosecuting Counsel in respect of all matters relating to the disclosure of material and exhibits on behalf of the SIO. Attending court and giving evidence as required. Skills and competencies Essential Investigatory experience and a sound knowledge/practical experience of the Major Incident Room Standardised Administration Procedures. Knowledge and experience in relation to all relevant legislation relating to the role, including the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Act 1996, Codes of Practice, Rules of Court and Regulation. Experience & understanding of the use of covert tactics and investigations - Sensitive disclosure officer. Knowledge of the HOLMES data base and HOLMES Disclosure Module. Good communication and negotiation skills. Ability to manage own workload, prioritising competing demands from different operations to ensure the enquiries run to their maximum effectiveness and efficiency. Experience of working on own initiative with minimal supervision. Experience of producing clear, accurate and logical schedules of disclosed material for the benefit of the Crown Prosecution Service. How to Apply Apply to the role by clicking the button below. Further information about the role is also available via this link.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
Contract type Part Time 14hrs 36mins over 2 days Location Birmingham Grade 6 Information about the Role Today terrorism is a constant threat within the United Kingdom. By joining Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) West Midlands, you can directly contribute to keeping the UK safe and help us tackle the threat. Our Major Incident Room (MIR) within the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit receives, reviews and indexes all material gathered during major investigations. From this material, investigators are then tasked to drive and direct the investigations. Responsibilities Reading all material (statements, documents, interviews etc.) submitted to the MIR, identifying lines of enquiry and raising actions to further the investigation. Creating summaries of all document types to assist the disclosure officer, investigators and to assist in the creation of the file. Identifying information to be indexed, cross referenced or highlighted and identifying urgent actions and making decisions on fast track material. Updating the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) ensuring that they are fully conversant with all the necessary details regarding the investigation. Receiving and maintaining returned actions ensuring correct completion and identifying any further issues or actions arising. Researching the action queues, assessing their priority in accordance with current lines of enquiry and other pertinent issues, identifying actions to be referred or pended. Allocating actions to the outside Investigators, giving consideration to current lines of enquiry, the type of enquiry to be made and the location of the officers, ensuring all relevant information, documentation and intelligence is available. Providing administrative and statistical information and preparing reports as required. Responsibility for the examination and certification of the disclosure of material involved in the investigation generated by all disciplines across CTP WM CTU including third party material. Preparing accurate, comprehensive and ethical disclosure schedule for the Prosecutor using the appropriate documentation and headings, as per rules of disclosure. Advising the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in relation to third party issues, evidence, continuity material that undermines the prosecution case and material that assists the defence case. Editing as required within disclosure rules surrounding sensitivity all relevant disclosable material prior to disclosure to the Defence. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and Prosecuting Counsel on aspects of the unused material in the enquiry, including justification for sensitivity classifications attributed to material and PII issues. Liaising with the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in cases when the Defence require access to review disclosure material and for making suitable arrangements to facilitate as required. Attending Case Conferences, where appropriate, with CPS and Prosecuting Counsel in respect of all matters relating to the disclosure of material and exhibits on behalf of the SIO. Attending court and giving evidence as required. Skills and competencies Essential Investigatory experience and a sound knowledge/practical experience of the Major Incident Room Standardised Administration Procedures. Knowledge and experience in relation to all relevant legislation relating to the role, including the Criminal Procedures and Investigation Act 1996, Codes of Practice, Rules of Court and Regulation. Experience & understanding of the use of covert tactics and investigations - Sensitive disclosure officer. Knowledge of the HOLMES data base and HOLMES Disclosure Module. Good communication and negotiation skills. Ability to manage own workload, prioritising competing demands from different operations to ensure the enquiries run to their maximum effectiveness and efficiency. Experience of working on own initiative with minimal supervision. Experience of producing clear, accurate and logical schedules of disclosed material for the benefit of the Crown Prosecution Service. How to Apply Apply to the role by clicking the button below. Further information about the role is also available via this link.
Maintenance Officer - Police Staff - CTPNE Salary range: £25,242 to £26,703 per annum Contract type - Full Time, Permanent Scale- 3 Information about the role The post will involve carrying out reactive repairs and, where unable to complete, ensuring the fault is allocated to an appropriate contractor. undertaking pre-planned maintenance inspections, tests and work such as generator testing, Fire Alarm testing, Emergency Lighting testing. carrying out building upgrades such as decorating and joinery. managing own workload to ensure priority jobs are completed and updating systems, customers and manager with completion details. maintaining stock control for consumable items on a monthly basis, arranging for re-stock as necessary. carrying out site audits on external contractors to ensure expected standards are met as set out in relevant contracts.
Apr 22, 2026
Full time
Maintenance Officer - Police Staff - CTPNE Salary range: £25,242 to £26,703 per annum Contract type - Full Time, Permanent Scale- 3 Information about the role The post will involve carrying out reactive repairs and, where unable to complete, ensuring the fault is allocated to an appropriate contractor. undertaking pre-planned maintenance inspections, tests and work such as generator testing, Fire Alarm testing, Emergency Lighting testing. carrying out building upgrades such as decorating and joinery. managing own workload to ensure priority jobs are completed and updating systems, customers and manager with completion details. maintaining stock control for consumable items on a monthly basis, arranging for re-stock as necessary. carrying out site audits on external contractors to ensure expected standards are met as set out in relevant contracts.
Test Lead (QAT Senior Analyst) - Police Staff- Band M - Tech - Counter Terrorism Policing HQ As a Test Lead QAT Senior Analyst, you will be involved in providing Quality Assurance support and expertise to Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP), designing and creating bespoke software and integrating external solutions to assist in operations and strategic work. You'll join a new team of Testers and Software engineers, working flexibly from home and with an office available in London and Birmingham. This role requires a flexible working approach and be self motivated to help ensure that the various environments are well architected and documented. The role requires DV STRAP clearance. Key Tasks The post holder will be required to do the following: Work alongside solution suppliers (both third party and in house) to develop Detailed Test Plans (both functional and non functional) and ensuring their implementation Produce required test artefacts (incl. Test Plans, Test Cases, Test Scripts, and Reports) Working with SMEs, Business Analysts and other stakeholders to elicit detailed test requirements and acceptance criteria Logging and tracking defects Creating and executing test cases and manual (procedural) test scripts Creating and executing test automation scripts (where appropriate) Performing exploratory testing Performing data migration testing - utilising ETL tools (where appropriate) Performing regression testing (manual and automated) Support User Acceptance / Business Validation testing (where appropriate) Design and execute test cases using standard testing techniques Highly motivated and determined to contribute to the mission. Engages in continuous learning to become a subject matter expert, particularly in technologies. Identifies and gathers relevant sources and types of information. Applies an analytical and logical mind set to interpret large volumes of information, particularly quantitative. Considers alternative (including innovative and creative) approaches to solving problems. Considers options and makes clear, timely, justifiable decisions independently. Works co operatively with others, developing positive working relationships with customers, colleagues and stakeholders (including senior colleagues). Organises tasks effectively and in line with the organisation's objectives and priorities, prioritising and managing time well. Takes initiative and ownership for resolving problems, has a strong work ethic and manages the demands of the role effectively. Communicates effectively, using plain language and simplifying technical information appropriately to the audience. Excellent written communication skills with particular emphasis on strong scientific report writing skills and documenting code. Ability to prioritise, execute tasks and achieve results against competing project demands Knowledge of one or more of the below: Test Driven Development (TDD) Cryptography and cryptanalysis Secure by Design Coding. Holds ISEB/ISTQB certification (e.g. Advanced Test Analyst or Agile Tester) Experience with functional test automation frameworks Experience with load / performance testing Familiarity of Agile development and collaboration tools (e.g., Confluence) Experience of accessibility testing tools (e.g. Axe, Google Lighthouse) Experience of API testing and tools (e.g. Postman) Experience of software vulnerability detection tools (e.g. OWASP ZAP) Experience of managing third party suppliers Experience of data migration testing
Apr 21, 2026
Full time
Test Lead (QAT Senior Analyst) - Police Staff- Band M - Tech - Counter Terrorism Policing HQ As a Test Lead QAT Senior Analyst, you will be involved in providing Quality Assurance support and expertise to Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP), designing and creating bespoke software and integrating external solutions to assist in operations and strategic work. You'll join a new team of Testers and Software engineers, working flexibly from home and with an office available in London and Birmingham. This role requires a flexible working approach and be self motivated to help ensure that the various environments are well architected and documented. The role requires DV STRAP clearance. Key Tasks The post holder will be required to do the following: Work alongside solution suppliers (both third party and in house) to develop Detailed Test Plans (both functional and non functional) and ensuring their implementation Produce required test artefacts (incl. Test Plans, Test Cases, Test Scripts, and Reports) Working with SMEs, Business Analysts and other stakeholders to elicit detailed test requirements and acceptance criteria Logging and tracking defects Creating and executing test cases and manual (procedural) test scripts Creating and executing test automation scripts (where appropriate) Performing exploratory testing Performing data migration testing - utilising ETL tools (where appropriate) Performing regression testing (manual and automated) Support User Acceptance / Business Validation testing (where appropriate) Design and execute test cases using standard testing techniques Highly motivated and determined to contribute to the mission. Engages in continuous learning to become a subject matter expert, particularly in technologies. Identifies and gathers relevant sources and types of information. Applies an analytical and logical mind set to interpret large volumes of information, particularly quantitative. Considers alternative (including innovative and creative) approaches to solving problems. Considers options and makes clear, timely, justifiable decisions independently. Works co operatively with others, developing positive working relationships with customers, colleagues and stakeholders (including senior colleagues). Organises tasks effectively and in line with the organisation's objectives and priorities, prioritising and managing time well. Takes initiative and ownership for resolving problems, has a strong work ethic and manages the demands of the role effectively. Communicates effectively, using plain language and simplifying technical information appropriately to the audience. Excellent written communication skills with particular emphasis on strong scientific report writing skills and documenting code. Ability to prioritise, execute tasks and achieve results against competing project demands Knowledge of one or more of the below: Test Driven Development (TDD) Cryptography and cryptanalysis Secure by Design Coding. Holds ISEB/ISTQB certification (e.g. Advanced Test Analyst or Agile Tester) Experience with functional test automation frameworks Experience with load / performance testing Familiarity of Agile development and collaboration tools (e.g., Confluence) Experience of accessibility testing tools (e.g. Axe, Google Lighthouse) Experience of API testing and tools (e.g. Postman) Experience of software vulnerability detection tools (e.g. OWASP ZAP) Experience of managing third party suppliers Experience of data migration testing
A national security agency in the United Kingdom is seeking applications for the role of Detective Constable in their Investigations Unit. This exciting position involves providing a 24/7 response to terrorism offences and coordinating sensitive investigations. Successful candidates will collaborate with various forces and partner agencies to gather intelligence and support national security efforts. The role is both challenging and rewarding, offering the opportunity to make a significant impact against threats to the country.
Apr 17, 2026
Full time
A national security agency in the United Kingdom is seeking applications for the role of Detective Constable in their Investigations Unit. This exciting position involves providing a 24/7 response to terrorism offences and coordinating sensitive investigations. Successful candidates will collaborate with various forces and partner agencies to gather intelligence and support national security efforts. The role is both challenging and rewarding, offering the opportunity to make a significant impact against threats to the country.