Job Details
Contract type/Duration: Permanent
Working hours: Full Time 9 Day Fortnight working pattern
Band: 3.1
Salary: £51,395 - £62,013 (depending on office location and proven ability)
Reports to: Head of Enterprise Support – Built Environment
Location: Milton Keynes, Birmingham or London (minimum of two days a week in the office. You can do more than two days if preferable)
Closing date: 29th of July 2026
Interview dates: We will be interviewing for this role between the 18th of August to the 20th of August.
Role
The Digital Construction International Programme (DCIP) is a flagship UK government programme that brings together governments, infrastructure owners and industry partners worldwide to advance digital construction. By promoting the adoption of international best practice in information management and BIM, the programme supports improved infrastructure outcomes, knowledge exchange and international collaboration.
We are seeking a Senior Consultant with the skills and experience to lead the main exports work package within the DCIP programme. The role’s primary purpose is to strengthen and grow the UK industry base with the mission to connect UK digital construction and digital whole life suppliers to international export opportunities.
You will lead the team to build an active, well-supported community of UK suppliers within digital construction and whole life. This will include ensuring companies receive targeted support, education, and access to market opportunities and partnerships so they can compete internationally with confidence. A key focus of the export work package will be driving collaboration between large UK suppliers and SMEs, helping them identify demand, position their offer, and build the right partnerships to win work overseas.
Developing and running export programmes and visits will also be central to the role, enabling UK suppliers to access international opportunities and raise the visibility of UK capability. You’ll work closely with the Digital Construction Export Group to turn market insights into practical export opportunities, producing targeted market intelligence, and programmes that respond to international demand.
While the role doesn’t have direct line management responsibilities, you will be required to lead the team working on the export work package, responsible for ensuring work is delivered and KPIs are met, as well as reporting into the core team and Department for Business and Trade client meetings.
Essential Abilities Required
- Programme/work package leadership – Able to lead a complex workpack, coordinate a team, manage delivery, and keep activity on track
- SME/business support expertise – Able to work with businesses (large and small) to help them understand markets, position their offer, build partnerships, and become export‑ready
- Stakeholder engagement and partnership building – Comfortable with speaking to senior leaders, especially within tier 1 suppliers, consultancies and SMEs to ensure we are positioned to support on their export ambitions
- Programme design and delivery – Able to develop and run structured export programmes, events, support activities, or interventions
- Market intelligence and strategic insight – Interpreting market demand and translating insight into targeted programmes, support offers, or export opportunities
- Export support and international market development experience – Understanding how UK businesses access overseas markets and how to turn demand into practical opportunities
SeniorConsultant- Industry engagement and growth RC365 employer: cpcatapult
At cpcatapult, we pride ourselves on being an excellent employer that champions innovation and collaboration in the digital construction sector. Our vibrant work culture fosters professional growth through continuous learning opportunities and meaningful engagement with industry stakeholders. Located in key cities like London, Milton Keynes, and Birmingham, we offer a dynamic environment where employees can thrive while contributing to the UK's global leadership in digital construction.
