AI Workflow and Automation Officer

Licensed sponsor United Kingdom Contract IT Posted 6 days ago

The University of Bedfordshire's Luton AI initiative is seeking a practical, people-focused AI Workflow and Automation Officer to help businesses and partner organisations turn AI opportunities into tangible operational improvements. This hands-on, business-facing position supports externally funded applied AI programmes, combining organisational discovery and workflow analysis with the selection and implementation of appropriate AI and automation technologies. About Luton AI Luton AI brings to…

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United Kingdom

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Posted

6 days ago

Occupation

SOC 2133 · IT business analysts, architects and systems designers

Going rate

£54,900 a year (£28.15/h)

Visa route

Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£54,900 · new entrants £38,400 — pay meets it

Typical UK pay

£60,288 median full-time

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University of Bedfordshire holds a Home Office sponsor licence (A-rated · Skilled Worker route), checked against the register published 4 Nov 2026. We read this advert: no sponsorship restrictions. Home Office FOI figures: 54 visa sponsorships in 2021–24. How we check sponsorship

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University of Bedfordshire is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors: A-rated, licensed since at least 2021. 54 visa sponsorships in 2021–24 (Home Office FOI 2025/12841).
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Visa salary for this job: £54.9K (our reading of the role). Stated pay meets it.

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