1 Regulatory Lawyer Advocate jobs in Cardiff
Healthcare economist
ABOUT THE ROLE As we continue to grow our organisation we are looking to welcome our first Health Economist to the team. You will have a genuine passion for understanding and communicating the value of healthcare through
Deputy director data protection officer
Deputy Director: Data Protection Officer Pay: GBP75,000 - GBP95,000, plus 28.97% pension contributions, flexible working, family-friendly policies. Locations: Any of Birmingham, Blackpool, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, London
Design manager
AA Euro Group are working with a leading Main Contractor and looking for a Design Manager to join their team for a new Data Centre Project in Wales. Role Overview: The Design Manager will be responsible for managing all
Environmental manager
Why You Should Apply: Focus on What Matters: Specialise in environmental management and truly make a difference. This role enables you to channel your passion into creating meaningful environmental compliance solutions,
Family senior associates team leaders
Family Senior Associates/Team Leaders Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol and surrounding To GBP80,000 plus benefits Sample the best of both worlds! Enjoy the benefits of a national family law firm and the closeness and support of
Project manager civil engineering
Company Overview: Regionally based civil engineering contractor with a proven track record of delivering wastewater infrastructure projects. With a strong commitment to innovation and excellence, my client offers a colla
Site agent
We are working with a civil engineering client with a strong regional presence in South Wales. Due to securing several new schemes with immediate starts, they have an opportunity for a Site Agent to join their growing te
Corporate associate 3 6 pqe
Job Title: Corporate Law Associate Location: Cardiff Contract Details: Permanent, Full Time Salary: GBP60,000 - GBP70,000 per annum About Our Client: Our client, a leading UK law firm, provides highly tailored legal solu
Before the industrial revolution, Cardiff was just a small village. From the early 1800s, the region started to export coal to countries around the world, which led to rapid development in its trading activities and a large inflow of migrants to Cardiff. However, it took the town until 1905 to acquire the city status, and another 50 years to become the capital of Wales. From its modern waterfront and historical castles to the National Museum of Wales, Principality Stadium, and a vibrant nightlife – Cardiff has a lot to offer to students and professionals coming to the city for work. While bei...
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