Jobs in Penarth

A leading UK infrastructure contractor is seeking an experienced Design Manager to support the delivery of a major programme of energy infrastructure projects in South Wales.This is a long-term contract opportunity working within a high-profile portfolio, focusing on the coordination and management of multidisciplinary design teams across complex engineering schemes click apply for full job

Deliver a specialist money advice, welfare benefits and debt advice service to residents.Support residents to maximise income and access all relevant benefits and entitlements.Assist residents with budgeting, debt prioritisation and financial planning.Work proactively with colleagues and external agencies to minimise the impact of welfare reform.Maintain accurate case records and statistical information.Promote the services of the Money Advice Team across the organisation.Develop effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.Contribute to the development of policies, procedures and service improvements.Manage a varied caseload and deliver positive outcomes for residents.

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CIAM EngineerI am currently recruiting for a CIAM Engineer to join a leading financial services organisation based in the UK. Within this role, the candidate must have a hands on experience of Auth0, Okta, Ping Identity or ForgeRock. You must also have experience of working with the build of authentication and authorisation solutions

The Cardiff Youth Justice Service (YJS) is a multi-agency partnership at the forefront of developing innovative interventions for children and young people aged 10-17 who have offended or are at risk of Justice. We are looking for someone to undertake assessments of young people referred to the Youth Justice Service (YJS) Prevention Team and to develop of a range of interventions specifically aimed at addressing the anti-social behaviour of young people on the YJS Prevention programme. You will have an understanding of the criminal justice system as it affects children and young people (aged 10 -17) who offend and/or commit anti-social behaviour. You will have an understanding of the principles of restorative justice and restorative approaches, have experience of working with disaffected children and young people and able to evidence building positive relationships with young people. Ideally you will have experience of undertaking assessments, in addition to planning appropriate and targeted interventions to reduce the risk of offending/re-offending. Must have full valid driving licence and have access to a car, appropriately insured. Will require some evening and weekend working.