Senior Digital Experience Officer

Licensed sponsor United Kingdom Part-time IT Posted 3 weeks ago

Location: Flexible (We are happy to discuss flexible working options as below) Interview Date: 11 and 13 November 2026 Salary information : £36,269 per annum (if less than 40% attendance per week at our London Office) or £40,621 per annum (if working a minimum of 40% per week at our London Headquarters) Help shape inclusive, evidence-led digital experiences that enable more people to engage with The Salvation Army and take meaningful action Job Summary and Key Responsibilities This is an exciti…

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£36,269 – £40,621 a year

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United Kingdom

Contract

Part-time

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Posted

3 weeks ago

Occupation

SOC 2432 · Marketing and commercial managers

Going rate

£50,100 a year (£25.69/h)

Visa route

Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

Visa salary

£50,100 · new entrants £35,000

Pay for this job

in the bottom 25% of UK full-time pay for this occupation

Our reading of the job title, not legal advice — the employer assigns the occupation code on the Certificate of Sponsorship. Going rates assume a 37.5-hour week. How we read this

The Salvation Army holds a Home Office sponsor licence (A-rated · Charity Worker route), checked against the register published 9 Nov 2026. We read this advert: no sponsorship restrictions. Home Office FOI figures: 89 visa sponsorships in 2021–24. How we check sponsorship

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The Salvation Army is on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors: A-rated, licensed since at least 2021. 89 visa sponsorships in 2021–24 (Home Office FOI 2025/12841).
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