Head of Data Centres Programme
TechUK · London · posted 24 days ago
Going rate £86,000UK median £91,671London £108,053
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Going rate for this occupation: £86,000 · UK median pay £91,671
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- Going rate£86,000
- UK median£91,671
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| Percentile | Pay |
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| 10th | £55,120 |
| 25th | £69,515 |
| 50th | £91,671 |
| 75th | £119,408 |
| Going rate | £86,000 |
| UK median | £91,671 |
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Job Title: Head of Data Centres Programme
Location: London / Hybrid
Salary : £45,000 - £65,000 per annum based upon experience plus discretionary bonus and comprehensive benefits
Job Type: Full Time, Permanent
Overview:
Leading techUK's work as a champion for the UK data centre sector as a foundational component of the nation's digital, economic and strategic infrastructure. Acting as a senior advocate for the sector across government, regulators and industry, the postholder will represent and support a discerning and high-profile membership spanning the full breadth of the data centre ecosystem, from wholesale colocation and hyperscale cloud providers to telecoms operators, technology partners and professional services. The role requires authority across a wide and evolving policy landscape - including energy, sustainability, resilience, security, AI infrastructure and digital sovereignty - alongside a strong commitment to delivering an exemplary member experience through high-quality insight, responsive engagement and effective representation. As the focal point for techUK's activity in this area, the role is responsible for shaping policy and media positions, strengthening industry influence, convening senior stakeholders and ensuring the sector's priorities are understood and reflected in national policy, press and industry debate, while delivering against commercial, membership and programme objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Being a trusted, knowledgeable and influential spokesperson and interlocutor across government, industry and press. Identifying emerging public policy issues relevant to data infrastructure, prioritising and acting on them appropriately. Alerting the industry to new policy and market developments, researching implications and collating evidence of potential impacts. Coordinating lobbying and campaign strategies for issues of most significant concern. Managing multiple dossiers relating to policy, compliance, reputation and markets, most of which remain active over the long term and may be technical in nature. Maintaining close working relationships and sharing information with partner bodies and other data centre focused NTAs. Producing externally-facing explanatory material for non-technical readers. Producing industry-facing explanatory materials to clarify complex policy instruments for the sector. Ensuring techUK is seen as a trusted and key champion for the sector in the media. Maintaining a permanent skills dialogue through partnerships, outreach and publications. Secretariat function for the Data Centres Council - this group is the senior sector representation and Council meetings provide the forum for strategic discussions on issues facing the sector. Reporting back to members regularly on activity and progress, and regular meetings and check-ins with members. As Head of the Data Centres Programme at techUK, you will also be the Sector association lead for the Climate Change Agreement (CCA) scheme, holding the relationship between the sector, the Environment Agency and the UK Government.
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