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Minimum qualifications:Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.Candidates will typically have 2 years of experience in a management consulting, operations, business strategy, investment banking, venture capital or private equity role, or 1 year of experience with an advanced degree.Preferred qualifications:Experience working with cross-functional marketing team.Ability to analyse data, identify trends and present key findings (both quantitative and analytical skills), and then apply to future programs.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and creatively problem solve.Ability to develop and understand strategy and operations.Excellent project management and multitasking skills.About the jobKnow the user. Know the magic. Connect the two. At its core, marketing at Google starts with technology and ends with the user, bringing both together in unconventional ways. Our job is to demonstrate how Google's products solve the world's problems--from the everyday to the epic, from the mundane to the monumental. And we approach marketing in a way that only Google can--changing the game, redefining the medium, making the user the priority, and ultimately, letting the technology speak for itself.ResponsibilitiesSupport Marketing teams and help prioritize initiatives and resources to maximize impact.Adapt and optimize key global operational structures and processes to ensure the team works efficiently.Set, track, and report the businesses key performance indicators.Manage and track team’s resources (including ad hoc requests).Partner with Finance to manage marketing budget across multiple strategies and markets, to ensure agility in resource management.

Google • London, United Kingdom

Cyber Security Specialist - protecting our digital network and data, enhancing privacy and ensuring availability and legal compliance. Based Waltham Abbey (hybrid role) £65k p.a. + bonus & benefitsDo you know what it takes to safeguard digital assets, protect customer data, and ensure a secure online environment for a national retailer? As the Cyber Security Specialist at Jollyes - The Pet People, you’ll play a pivotal role in strengthening our defenses, mitigating risks, and driving compliance in our dynamic retail landscape.BenefitsIn return for your expertise and experience as our Cyber Security Specialist, we offer you:Competitive salary of £65k p.a. + company bonus scheme25 days annual leave plus bank holidaysPrivate Medical InsuranceCompany pension scheme (provided by Legal & General)Generous staff discount (on products and on services - grooming, pet clinics)Employee Reward Scheme (discounts from hundreds of online and high st retailers)Employee Assistance Programme (discounts & cash back on a range of medical services)Critical Illness & Life Assurance schemesRole OverviewAs our Cyber Security Specialist, you’ll collaborate across functions, and help shape our cyber security strategy. Your mission? To protect our digital network and data, enhance privacy, and ensure seamless digital operations. To achieve it, success will look like good KPI performance, great system availability and a secure online trading environment, and colleagues with great cyber security awareness.Key Responsibilities Cyber Security Strategy:Craft and execute robust cyber security strategies tailored to our retail environment.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate security practices and colleague training and manage compliance of IT security certifications (e.g. Cyber Security, CS Plus, ISO27001).Address inventory and asset security, loss prevention, and incident response coordination.Protect Customer Privacy, Data Protection and Governance:Ensure compliance with data protection regulations (GDPR) and implement data governance practices and access controls plus incidence response plans.Safeguard customer data, payment information and privacy, ensure secure online transactions.Supply Chain Security and Compliance:Ensure new vendors and third-party partners meet security standards before contract / access and evaluate risks, conduct annual reviews for vendors (processing PII).Patch Management and Incident Response:Produce monthly patch management reports and action plans.Monitor security incidents and lead incident response efforts during any security breaches.Vulnerability Management:Track and patch identified vulnerabilities.Stay ahead of emerging threats and assess inventory system security.Security Awareness and Training:Work with L&D to update cyber security training for colleagues and maintain an audit trail.Foster a security-conscious culture.Skills, Qualifications & ExperienceTo be successful in this role, our new Cyber Security Specialist will need:Retail Industry Experience: Familiarity with multi-site retail operations, supply chains, and customer-facing systems.Cybersecurity Knowledge and Certifications: CISSP, CISM, or other relevant certifications or qualifications in computer science or related technical subject, along with a full understanding of regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, PCI, Trading Standards etc. Working understanding of Dev Ops, (Snowflake, python, repository management, serverless) is desirableTech stack & data architecture planning and management with a in depth knowledge of enterprise security tools, trends and best practiceCommunication and collaboration skills: Ability to engage & communicate effectively with all levels of colleagues and third parties.Risk Management Expertise: Assess and mitigate risks specific to retail environments.Understanding of Retail Technology: Knowledge of cloud environments, point-of-sale systems, SAAS tools used in a retail setting and e-commerce platforms.Adaptability: Retail environments evolve rapidly; adaptability is crucial.Customer-Centric Mindset: Prioritise customer data protection and trust.Exposure to IT strategy, roadmaps and product planning along with policy, process and governance framework developmentShares the Jollyes values of being genuine, wise, focused, eager, together.About Jollyes - The Pet People

Jollyes-The Pet People • London, United Kingdom

About AgreenaAgreena is an exciting, dynamic, and purpose-oriented organisation united in a mission to mobilise farmers and corporations to unlock the value of nature and help restore the planet. While we’re rooted in agriculture, finance, and technology, our team of experts range from soil carbon scientists and software developers to market strategists and regulatory affairs experts. Over 230 employees across more than 40 nationalities are gathered under the common Agreena flag – either working from our headquarters in Copenhagen, offices in London, or remotely across Europe.As a rapidly scaling climate agtech, Agreena provides solutions that drive both environmental and financial sustainability in farming. We have helped farmers across 18 countries in their conversion journey from conventional agriculture to regenerative farming practices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and remove CO2 from the atmosphere, storing it in soil. Our company offers a supportive and positive work environment with opportunities for learning, leading and growth no matter where you are in your professional journey. We believe in giving our employees a lot of responsibility, and we encourage new thinking, innovation and fun.And this is where you come in:We are searching for a Senior Analyst to build and lead our effort within corporate financial planning and investor relations as we move finance to the next level.We want to increase our competencies within capital planning, M&A and funding activities, improve forecasting and scenario building and enhance board and investor reporting. As our Senior Analyst you will be highly involved in every aspect of the organisation and be in charge of several projects while reporting to the finance director. As we advance, you will be able to develop and shape the job.How will you make an impact: Own and evolve our long-range business plan working closely with Strategy Support on equity and debt analysis and execution, continuously optimising capital structure to finance operations and growthWork closely together with Finance Business Partners to transform business information into meaningful, usable and actionable reporting for management, the board and investorsBuild and improve financial and commercial forecasting and scenario building based on Agreena’s strategy and strategic initiatives together with stakeholders across the companyBe Finance expert on M&A and funding activities, evaluate and plan potential synergies, analyse the full range of financial consequences and help execute on dealsWho we’re looking for: You are comfortable with ambiguity and change and you thrive with identifying novel and efficient ways to tackle new challengesYou have a strong background with financial planning with +7 years of experience and have been involved in M&A and/or funding activitiesYou have strong Excel-skills which you have used for a wide range of FP&A tasks and love to apply them for solving complex tasksYou have experience in an international setup with team members in various jurisdictions and different working cultures – including being fluent in EnglishBonus points if:Experience from a growth companyA strong background within M&A or/or funding activities is an advantageHave an interest and ability in enhancing within improving data flows and automation feedsBeing comfortable reading and writing basic DanishWhat’s in it for you: A unique opportunity to join and help shape a fast-growing tech scale up with the determination and ambitious mission to reverse climate change;A truly global environment where you can collaborate and socialise with diverse and passionate colleagues;Competitive compensation package and holidays;Centrally located modern office in London or Copenhagen and the option to work from home a couple of days per week;Team events throughout the year;An exciting purpose-led culture and mission;Open communication and supportive feedback culture.

Agreena • Malmö, Sweden