As the Senior AV and Broadcast Engineer, you will work with colleagues to support, maintain, test, and operate a range of Audio Visual systems used across the Senedd Estate.

You will be a highly skilled and experienced individual, managing the delivery of first-class AV services for high profile Senedd hybrid events. You will need to be proficient in live audio, vision, lighting, conference systems and communication VC platforms such as Zoom and Teams . You will work closely with external organisations, contractors, commission staff, Members of the Senedd, Senior Officials and VIPs to discuss requirements, provide expert advice on the best solutions, configure kit, and operate the AV equipment live.

You will be required to work to a rota to cover these daytime, evening and occasionally weekend events, alongside other AV and Broadcasting engineers.

As part of a small team, you will be responsible for running and supporting business-critical systems used for ‘Hybrid’ Senedd meetings (Plenary and Committees). Our current systems include a bespoke Zoom hybrid setup, Crestron control system, Microsoft Teams Rooms and Shure audio systems.

Reporting to the AV Services Manager, you will provide expert technical advice and guidance, working closely and developing trusted working relationships with Commission staff, Members of the Senedd, Senior staff, VIPs, and external organisations. As a key member of a business-critical team, you will be required to be flexible, adapting to changing circumstances and working quickly and effectively to tight deadlines.

For more information, please view the job description.

Pattern of Working
This is a full-time post although flexible working arrangements will be considered, subject to meeting the needs of the Senedd and its Members.

Please note recruitment will normally be at the minimum of the band.
The successful candidate will be subject to security vetting.

The Senedd Security Service is responsible for maintaining the safety and security of everyone who visits or works at the Senedd, including elected officials and their staff.

As a Security Operations Manager, you will play a pivotal role in safeguarding the Senedd Estate while leading, developing, and supporting our Security Team Leaders and Security Officers. You will ensure our security operations run to the highest standards, while also providing a calm, professional and diplomatic point of contact for a wide range of staff, visitors, and stakeholders.

The Security Operations Manager is a line manager responsible for the supervision and development of Security Team Leaders and Security Officers and for ensuring the integrity and safety of the Senedd Estate is maintained. You will provide a professional customer interface, dealing diplomatically with a variety of people from different backgrounds, whether staff or visitors.
You will work as part of a team of four Security Operations Managers. While all four postholders are responsible for delivering the full range of operational duties, each role also carries a designated area of specialist focus.
For this position, that specialism is Development & Welfare, where you will take the lead in driving staff development, wellbeing, and progression across the service.

Reporting to the Senior Security Manager, you will be responsible for delivering a high level of operational performance (Security and Customer Service) and will be required to provide support, direction, motivation for your Team Leaders and Security Officers. You will be expected to demonstrate a willingness to learn, along with judgement, excellent team working, interpersonal, leadership and management skills.

For more information, please view the job description.

Pattern of Working
This is a full-time post although flexible working arrangements will be considered, subject to meeting the needs of the Senedd and its Members.

Please note recruitment will normally be at the minimum of the band.
The successful candidate will be subject to security vetting.

We are recruiting a Senior Research Officer to lead on justice policy within Senedd Research.

Justice is not a fully devolved area, and work in this domain must navigate the “jagged edge” of devolution—the complex interface where policing, probation, prisons, family law, youth justice, civil law, and administrative justice interact unevenly with devolved Welsh responsibilities such as health, local government, housing, social services and education.

Your role will involve providing impartial and authoritative analysis that recognises these cross cutting boundaries and their implications for policy and legislation in Wales. You will provide independent, impartial parliamentary research to all Members of the Senedd to support their scrutiny, legislative and constituency work.

This includes preparing briefings for Members and political parties, supporting Senedd committees, and producing digital content such as research articles, explainers, and analysis for Members and the public.

Given the breadth and complexity of justice policy in a partially devolved context, you will require a strong understanding of:
- reserved and devolved areas affecting justice;
- the UK–Welsh Government intergovernmental landscape;
- evidence, policy, legislation and data relevant to criminal and civil justice systems; and
- the emerging debate around the potential devolution of justice.

For more information, please view the job description.

Pattern of Working
This is a full-time post although flexible working arrangements will be considered, subject to meeting the needs of the Senedd and its Members.

This role has an expected start date of September 2026.

Please note recruitment will normally be at the minimum of the band.
The successful candidate will be subject to security vetting.