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Policy Advisor - Data Policy
Department for Science, Innovation & Technology —London
- £39,850 - £43,020 a year
- Part-time
- Hybrid work
- Presentation skills
- Annual leave
- Employee discount
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- Bachelor's degree
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- Hybrid work
- Presentation skills
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- Annual leave
- Employee discount
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- English
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- £40,000 - £45,000 a year
- Full-time
- Continuous improvement
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- Employee discount
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- Remote
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Policy Advisor - Data Policy

Department for Science, Innovation & Technology
London

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Job details

Part-time | Full-time | Fixed term contract
£39,850 - £43,020 a year
10 days ago

Benefits

Annual leave
Company pension
Employee discount
Childcare

Qualifications

Stakeholder collaboration
Stakeholder liaison
Presentation skills

Full job description

Details

Reference number

475370

Salary

£36,735 - £43,020

National: £36,735 - £39,670
London: £39,850 - £43,020 (pro rata for part-time working)

A Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97%

GBP

Job grade

Higher Executive Officer

Contract type

Fixed term
Loan

Length of employment

2 years

Business area

DSIT - Government Digital Service - Service Transformation

Type of role

Policy

Working pattern

Flexible working, Full-time, Job share, Part-time

Number of jobs available

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Location

Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, London, Manchester, Salford

About the job

Job summary

The Government Digital Service (GDS) is the digital centre of government. We are responsible for setting, leading and delivering the vision for a modern digital government.

Our priorities are to drive a modern digital government, by:

joining up public sector services
harnessing the power of AI for the public good
strengthening and extending our digital and data public infrastructure
elevating leadership and investing in talent
funding for outcomes and procuring for growth and innovation
committing to transparency and driving accountability

We are home to the Incubator for Artificial Intelligence (I.AI), the world-leading GOV.UK and at the forefront of coordinating the UKs geospatial strategy and activity.

We lead the Government Digital and Data function and champion the work of digital teams across government.

Were part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) and employ more than 1,000 people all over the UK, with hubs in Manchester, London and Bristol.

The Government Digital Service is where talent translates into impact. From your first day, youll be working with some of the worlds most highly-skilled digital professionals, all contributing their knowledge to make change on a national scale.

Join us for rewarding work that makes a difference across the UK. You'll solve some of the nations highest-priority digital challenges, helping millions of people access services they need.

Please note

Former DSIT recruitment campaigns are continuing as usual, but candidates should be aware that following the Governments announcement on the changes to some civil service departments, roles will be subject to the machinery of government moves and will ultimately be in one of the new departments. We will provide more information if you are selected for a role. This work remains of high importance to the civil service, and we thank you for your continued interest.

Job description

If youre a strong generalist policy professional who enjoys working at pace on complex, real world issues - and youre curious about how data and digital policy can drive growth and improve public services - wed love to hear from you.

Were recruiting up to 8 Policy Advisers (HEO grade) across multiple teams in DSITs Data Economy Directorate. You dont need a technical background. You do need great policy skills, sound judgement, and the confidence to work on fast moving priorities with a wide range of partners.

Who we are

We are responsible for helping the UK realise the benefits of data and AI - in a safe and trusted way.

The UK already has one of the worlds largest data economies and a world leading geospatial data ecosystem. Our ambition is for the UK to become the worlds most trusted, dynamic and effective data economy, where citizens and businesses are enabled by and benefit from data. We focus on unlocking more of that potential across sectors while maintaining public trust.

We use policy, regulatory, investment and coordination levers to:

Increase responsible data and AI use across high growth sectors
Empower people and businesses to benefit more directly from data about them
Enable seamless, safe cross border data flows
Maximise the value and use of geospatial data
Maintain trust in the digital economy

Our work sits at the intersection of technology, regulation, security, economic growth and public services - and it has visible impact: helping organisations use data responsibly, enabling innovation, and improving how government delivers.

About the roles

These roles are spread across several teams and policy areas. While youll be appointed to a specific post, all roles share a common thread: taking a policy problem, building the evidence, working with stakeholders, and turning ministerial intent into practical outcomes.

You could be working on:

1) Data Sharing Infrastructure Initiatives - Supporting the development of the UK's data sharing infrastructure, helping businesses make better use of data to drive innovation, productivity and economic growth. This is an exciting opportunity to work on high-profile policy issues at the heart of the UK's data economy.

2) Geospatial data policy - The Geospatial Data Asset Policy team has a number of initiatives underway to establish better access to location-based data to drive innovation, improve public services, and support economic growth. This role will support:

Drafting key policy documents and guidance materials.
Coordinating stakeholder engagement across government and industry.
Supporting strategic policy decisions and briefings.
Work collaboratively with technical, legal, and delivery teams (both in DSIT and with partners) to ensure policy proposals are practical, evidence-based, and aligned with programme goals.
Contribute to ministerial briefings, submissions, and cross-government policy discussions.
Identify and support the development of an evidence base for additional opportunities regarding the use of public sector data, including but not limited to subsurface data and large-scale data procurement (e.g. Public Sector Geospatial Agreement)

3) Data Opportunities policy - working in a team that considers what the opportunities are for reform in the UK to improve access and use of data across the country to help grow the economy and improve lives. This is an exciting opportunity to look into different policy levers that could be used to shape how the UK uses its data.

4) International Data Flows policy - Supporting the UKs prosperity and security by shaping policy that enables data to move internationally with confidence, including work through international forums (e.g. G7, G20, OECD, UN, and Council of Europe), and policy development on international transfer tools and cross‑border frameworks. Some roles focus on emerging policy issues such as data security and data sovereignty, working across government to develop options and manage geopolitical risks.

Successful candidates will be matched to roles for offer based on their experience and knowledge.

Person specification

Youll take ownership of meaningful pieces of work, typically involving a mix of research, analysis, advice, engagement and delivery. You will lead workstreams, deliver through others and be comfortable operating independently. Depending on the role, this could include:

Turning complex issues into clear policy choices: framing the problem, identifying options, assessing trade-offs, and making recommendations.
Building and testing an evidence base (qualitative and quantitative) and working with analysts to shape practical proposals.
Producing high quality written products: leading on briefings, submissions and clear narratives for a range of audiences.
Working with a wide range of stakeholders across government, regulators, delivery teams, analysts, lawyers, devolved administrations and external partners (including industry bodies), to gather insight and build alignment.
Delivering at pace: leading work packages, managing competing priorities, and keeping momentum on fast moving policy.
Leading delivery of policy in the real world, including implementation planning and (in some roles) contributing to legislative delivery.

Essential Criteria

Were looking for people with strong generalist policy skills and the motivation to apply them in data and digital contexts.

You dont need to be a data expert. Were interested in your ability to:

Develop and deliver policy: experience working in a policy, research or strategy environment, taking forward work from problem definition through to
recommendations.
Analyse complex issues and use evidence well: structure ambiguous problems, assess evidence critically, and develop clear, practical options, taking forward work through to recommendations.
Communicate clearly and effectively: produce high quality written advice and
explain complex issues in plain English for a range of audiences, including senior and external stakeholders.
Build strong relationships: work collaboratively with a wide range of stakeholders and build consensus to deliver shared outcomes.
Manage your work and deliver at pace: Independently lead your workstreams, take ownership of priorities, manage competing demands, and maintain high standards of delivery.

Desirable Criteria

The following experience or knowledge would be an advantage, but is not essential:

Experience of working on data, digital or technology policy (including geospatial or AI related issues).
Understanding of data protection legislation, international data flows, or wider regulatory frameworks.
Experience of legislation and parliamentary processes, including secondary
legislation.
Experience working in or with commercial, infrastructure, or data sharing
environments.
Experience of working across a complex stakeholder landscape, including
government, regulators, industry or international partners.

Behaviours

We'll assess you against these behaviours during the selection process:

Seeing the Big Picture
Communicating and Influencing
Making Effective Decisions

Benefits

Alongside your salary of £36,735, Department for Science, Innovation & Technology contributes £10,642 towards you being a member of the Civil Service Defined Benefit Pension scheme. Find out what benefits a Civil Service Pension provides .

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology offers a competitive mix of benefits including:

A culture of flexible working, such as job sharing, homeworking and compressed hours.
Automatic enrolment into the Civil Service Pension Scheme, with an employer contribution of 28.97%.
A minimum of 25 days of paid annual leave, increasing by 1 day per year up to a maximum of 30.
An extensive range of learning & professional development opportunities, which all staff are actively encouraged to pursue.
Access to a range of retail, travel and lifestyle employee discounts.

Office attendance

The Department operates a discretionary hybrid working policy, which provides for a combination of working hours from your place of work and from your home in the UK. The current expectation for staff is to attend the office or non-home based location for 40-60% of the time over the accounting period.

Things you need to know

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence can be a useful tool to support your application, however, all examples and statements provided must be truthful, factually accurate and taken directly from your own experience. Where plagiarism has been identified (presenting the ideas and experiences of others, or generated by artificial intelligence, as your own) applications may be withdrawn and internal candidates may be subject to disciplinary action. Please see our candidate guidance for more information on appropriate and inappropriate use.

Selection process details

This vacancy is using Success Profiles , and will assess your Behaviours, Strengths and Experience.

As part of the application process you will be asked to complete behavioural statements, a CV and personal statement. Further details around what this will entail are listed on the application form.

Please use your personal statement (in no more than 500 words) to describe how you meet the requirements for the role.

In the event of a large number of applicants, applications will be sifted on the personal statement only.

The interview will consist of behaviour and strength-based questions.

Sift and interview dates to be confirmed.

Further Information

Reasonable Adjustment

We are proud to be a disability confident leader and we welcome applications from disabled candidates and candidates with long-term conditions.

Information about the Disability Confident Scheme (DCS) and some examples of adjustments that we offer to disabled candidates and candidates with long-term health conditions during our recruitment process can be found in our DSIT Candidate Guidance. A DSIT Plain Text Version of the guidance is also available.

We encourage candidates to discuss their adjustment needs by emailing the job contact which can be found under the contact point for applicants section.

If you are experiencing accessibility problems with any attachments on this advert, please contact the email address in the 'Contact point for applicants' section.

If successful and transferring from another Government Department a criminal record check may be carried out.

New entrants are expected to join on the minimum of the pay band.

A location based reserve list of successful candidates will be kept for 12 months. Should another role become available within that period you may be offered this position.

Candidates who meet the minimum benchmark may be placed on a Reserve List for consideration for similar roles, including those at a lower grade. Candidates who narrowly miss the benchmark and are not placed on the Reserve List may still be considered for an offer in a similar role at a lower grade.

Please note terms and conditions are attached. Please take time to read the document to determine how these may affect you.

Any move to the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology from another employer will mean you can no longer access childcare vouchers. This includes moves between government departments. You may however be eligible for other government schemes, including Tax Free Childcare; for further information visit the Childcare Choices website.

DSIT does not normally offer full home working (i.e. working at home); but we do offer a variety of flexible working options (including occasionally working from home).

DSIT cannot offer Visa sponsorship to candidates through this campaign. DSIT holds a Visa sponsorship licence but this can only be used for certain roles and this campaign does not qualify.

In order to process applications without delay, we will be sending a Criminal Record Check to Disclosure and Barring Service and Disclosure Scotland on your behalf.

However, we recognise in exceptional circumstances some candidates will want to send their completed forms direct. If you will be doing this, please advise Government Recruitment Service of your intention by emailing [email protected] stating the job reference number in the subject heading.

For further information on the Disclosure Scotland confidential checking service telephone: the Disclosure Scotland Helpline on 0870 609 6006 and ask to speak to the operations manager in confidence, or email [email protected]

Applicants who are successful at interview will be, as part of pre-employment screening, subject to a check on the Internal Fraud Database (IFD). This check will provide information about employees who have been dismissed for fraud or dishonesty offences. This check also applies to employees who resign or otherwise leave before being dismissed for fraud or dishonesty had their employment continued. Any applicants details held on the IFD will be refused employment.

A candidate is not eligible to apply for a role within the Civil Service if the application is made within a 5 year period following a dismissal for carrying out internal fraud against government.

Existing Civil Servants and applicants from accredited NDPBs are eligible to apply,and can be considered on loan basis (Civil Servants) or secondment (accredited NDPBs). Prior agreement to be released on a loan basis must be obtained before commencing the application process. In the case of Civil Servants, the terms of the loan will be agreed between the home and host department and the Civil Servant. This includes grade on return.

For further information on National Security Vetting please visit the Demystifying Vetting website.

Feedback

Feedback will only be provided if you attend an interview or assessment.

Security

Successful candidates must undergo a basic (or equivalent) criminal record check.

Successful candidates must meet the security requirements before they can be appointed. The level of security needed is security check .

See our vetting charter .

People working with government assets must complete baseline personnel security standard (opens in new window) checks.

Nationality requirements

This job is broadly open to the following groups:

UK nationals
nationals of the Republic of Ireland
nationals of Commonwealth countries who have the right to work in the UK
nationals of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein and family members of those nationalities with settled or pre-settled status under the European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
nationals of the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein and family members of those nationalities who have made a valid application for settled or pre-settled status under the European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
individuals with limited leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain who were eligible to apply for EUSS on or before 31 December 2020
Turkish nationals, and certain family members of Turkish nationals, who have accrued the right to work in the Civil Service

Further information on nationality requirements

Working for the Civil Service

The Civil Service Code sets out the standards of behaviour expected of civil servants.

We recruit by merit on the basis of fair and open competition, as outlined in the Civil Service Commission's recruitment principles .

The Civil Service embraces diversity and promotes equal opportunities. As such, we run a Disability Confident Scheme (DCS) for candidates with disabilities who meet the minimum selection criteria.

The Civil Service also offers a Redeployment Interview Scheme to civil servants who are at risk of redundancy, and who meet the minimum requirements for the advertised vacancy.

Diversity and Inclusion

The Civil Service is committed to attract, retain and invest in talent wherever it is found. To learn more please see the Civil Service People Plan and the Civil Service Diversity and Inclusion Strategy .

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This vacancy is part of the Great Place to Work for Veterans initiative.

The Civil Service welcomes applications from people who have recently left prison or have an unspent conviction. Read more about prison leaver recruitment (opens in new window).

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Contact point for applicants

Job contact :

Name : Chris Phethean
Email : [email protected]

Recruitment team

Email : [email protected]

Further information

Appointment to the Civil Service is governed by the Civil Service Commissions Recruitment Principles. If you feel that your application has not been treated in accordance with the recruitment principles, and wish to make a complaint, then you should contact in the first instance [email protected] . If you are not satisfied with the response that you receive, then you can contact the Civil Service Commission. For further information on bringing a complaint to the Civil Service Commission please visit their web pages: Click here to visit Civil Service Commission/Complaints.

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