The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this role.
Image Classification Assessor x 2. You’ll be part of a taskforce within IWF’s world-renowned hotline to grade and ‘hash’ images showing the sexual abuse of children. The hashes of the images will provide the backbone to initiatives deployed by police and internet companies around the world.
£23,332.00 per annum + benefits
Part-time: 25 hours per week Mon – Fri 09.30am – 2.30pm
Closing date 20/04/25.
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this role.
Internal Communications Officer 12 months fixed term contract – 3 days per week to work with the Project Change Manager and the Communications Team to ensure that all areas of the organisation are kept informed and engaged with the change programme. The IWF’s ‘Project Change’ is a transformation programme to lead IWF into the future, to better support Members, help them meet the requirements of increasing global regulation, supercharge their technical capability and ultimately benefit victims of child sexual abuse. You will develop an approach that focuses on constructing messaging, presentations, reports and other relevant collateral that supports the programme, with a strong focus on people. Apply by Sunday 2 March 2025.
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this role.
IT Technician to provide on-site and remote support as 1st and 2nd line contact for all IWF infrastructure on a day-to-day operational basis, ensure IT processes and procedures are adhered to and maintain accurate documentation of all IT and Information security systems and processes. Closing date: As they need someone to start as soon as possible, they will be interviewing suitable candidates at the earliest opportunity.
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for these roles.
IT Infrastructure Engineer to maintain, support and develop onsite network, server, security, and cloud IT Infrastructure. You will also provide support for IWF users and infrastructure on a day-to-day operational basis. They are looking for someone with experience of cloud based services such as Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Windows Server, Active Directory, Microsoft Office365 and Windows Desktop, Networking (CISCO) and Firewall (CISCO, Palo Alto). Closing date: As they need someone to start as soon as possible, they will be interviewing suitable candidates at the earliest opportunity.
Internet Content Analyst to join the Hotline team. To be successful, you must be able to quickly learn the legal, professional and organisational considerations linked to the accurate assessment of potentially criminal content, including child sexual abuse images. You will be a systematic, analytical individual with a mature outlook coupled with strong computer and internet literacy, and precise attention to detail. Full time (35 hours per week), 2-year fixed term contract. Closing date: Friday 24 February 2023
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this new role.
Senior Software Developer to contribute to the development and support of their bespoke, in-house software. Often working autonomously in accordance with designs and plans laid out by management, taking work from problem statement to solution. As they need someone to start as soon as possible, they will be interviewing suitable candidates at the earliest opportunity.
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this new role.
Development Officer to join the Development Team which manages the income generation programme, working to proactively gain IWF members, maintain and develop relationships with existing members, and develop other services to grow the global base of companies and organisations to meet the IWF vision. Closing date: Friday 8 July 2022
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for these new roles.
CAID Image Classification Assessor x4 be part of a new taskforce being set up within IWF’s hotline to grade and ‘hash’ two million images showing the sexual abuse of children. The hashes of the images will provide the backbone to initiatives deployed by police and internet companies around the world. We are currently recruiting for 4 positions to grow the team and make the internet a safer place. Part-time – 10am to 2pm, Mon-Fri
Internet Content Analyst to process reports of online child sexual abuse imagery from the public, IT professionals and other sources through the IWF’s Report Management System. Full-time – 35 hours per week
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this new role.
IT Technician to provide on-site and remote support as 1st and 2nd line contact for all IWF infrastructure on a day-to-day operational basis.
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for 15 roles including these new ones.
Graphic Designer to work in collaboration with the Communications Team to oversee delivery of IWF creative content to ensure that creative needs and objectives are met. Closing date: Friday 11 February 2022
Junior Developer to contribute to development and support of bespoke, in-house software under the guidance of senior developers. Closing date: Friday 11 February 2022
Press Officer to be responsible for the proactive and reactive press activity of the IWF, to include a regional, national and international remit with a focus on the EU. Closing date: Friday 11 February 2022
Project Officer to administer the IWF grant programme and funded projects to liaise with the funding provider and coordinate internally to ensure projects are completed in a timely fashion and within budget. Closing date: Friday 11 February 2022
Senior HR Manager to co-ordinate all HR’s practices and objectives that will provide an employee-oriented high performance culture emphasising quality, productivity, goal attainment and empowerment and is responsible for the development of processes and reporting metrics that support the achievement of the Company’s business goals. Closing date: Friday 11 February 2022
The Internet Watch Foundation on the Vision Park are recruiting for this role.
Image Classification Assessors After a full programme of induction and training, successful applicants will follow specific guidance for the grading/categorisation of images showing the sexual abuse of children. Assessors will undertake the review and categorisation of potentially criminal images sourced from the Police Child Abuse Image Database (CAID). Salary: £16,836.00 Hours: Part-time – 10am to 2pm, Mon-Fri. Download the recruitment pack including job description/specification and person specification. Closing date: Monday 24 January 2022
Quality Assurance Officer After a full programme of induction and training, the successful applicant will be responsible for the quality assurance (QA) of child sexual abuse imagery assessments made by the team of Image Classification Assessors (ICAs). Salary: £20,348.00 Hours: Part-time – 10am to 2pm, Mon-Fri Download the recruitment pack including job description/specification and person specification. Closing date: Monday 24 January 2022