10326 - TDL Programme Coordinator - Skills
| Posting date: | 22 April 2024 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £32,982 to £38,205 per year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 06 May 2024 |
| Location: | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Remote working: | Hybrid - work remotely up to 4 days per week |
| Company: | University of Edinburgh |
| Job type: | Temporary |
| Job reference: | 10326 |
Summary
TDL Programme Coordinator – Skills
Grade UE06 – £32,982 - £38,205 per annum
The Data Lab / College of Science and Engineering
Fixed Term to 31st July 2027
Full Time: 35 fours per week
The Opportunity:
The Data Lab is Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI and was founded in 2014 as part of Scotland’s Innovation Centres programme. Through hubs in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, we foster innovation through collaboration, build skills and grow talent, and champion Scotland’s data and AI community.
The Programme Coordinator will provide a full range of support services to The Data Lab Skills Team with a primary focus on supporting The Data Lab Academy, a £500K+ skills programme developed in partnership with Scottish Government, academia and industry to support the pipeline of talent into data and AI roles in Scotland and beyond to address increasing industry demand. This is a key role in the TDL Skills Team to ensure the effective and efficient operation across the programme portfolio.
The Data Lab will be one of four centres funded by SFC as Innovation Infrastructure for Scotland, the other centres are: Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST), Digital Health Institute (DHI) and Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBIOIC)
The Mission & Challenge
At The Data Lab (www.thedatalab.com), our purpose is to change lives and make Scotland a more productive and sustainable place by transforming the way we use data and AI. The Data Lab focuses on creating a highly skilled workforce and a closely connected business, academic and public sector community. Our purpose is underpinned by our values of Support, Respect, Innovate and Growth.
Our aim is to turn Scotland into a thriving, data-driven economy by working and partnering across the whole Scottish tech ecosystem. This is an exciting opportunity to help us drive responsible and ethical innovation in data and AI for the good of Scotland and beyond.
More information on The Data Lab’s impact is available in our recently published Impact Report, available on our website: https://thedatalab.com/about-us/impact-report-2023/
Grade UE06 – £32,982 - £38,205 per annum
The Data Lab / College of Science and Engineering
Fixed Term to 31st July 2027
Full Time: 35 fours per week
The Opportunity:
The Data Lab is Scotland’s innovation centre for data and AI and was founded in 2014 as part of Scotland’s Innovation Centres programme. Through hubs in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, we foster innovation through collaboration, build skills and grow talent, and champion Scotland’s data and AI community.
The Programme Coordinator will provide a full range of support services to The Data Lab Skills Team with a primary focus on supporting The Data Lab Academy, a £500K+ skills programme developed in partnership with Scottish Government, academia and industry to support the pipeline of talent into data and AI roles in Scotland and beyond to address increasing industry demand. This is a key role in the TDL Skills Team to ensure the effective and efficient operation across the programme portfolio.
The Data Lab will be one of four centres funded by SFC as Innovation Infrastructure for Scotland, the other centres are: Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST), Digital Health Institute (DHI) and Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBIOIC)
The Mission & Challenge
At The Data Lab (www.thedatalab.com), our purpose is to change lives and make Scotland a more productive and sustainable place by transforming the way we use data and AI. The Data Lab focuses on creating a highly skilled workforce and a closely connected business, academic and public sector community. Our purpose is underpinned by our values of Support, Respect, Innovate and Growth.
Our aim is to turn Scotland into a thriving, data-driven economy by working and partnering across the whole Scottish tech ecosystem. This is an exciting opportunity to help us drive responsible and ethical innovation in data and AI for the good of Scotland and beyond.
More information on The Data Lab’s impact is available in our recently published Impact Report, available on our website: https://thedatalab.com/about-us/impact-report-2023/