Senior Geospatial Consultant (based in Scotland) Full Time - Home Working Contract - £52,522.00 to £61,276.00 (dependant on experience) About the Consultancy Team Our Consultancy team helps O rd nance S urvey ( OS ) and its customers unlock the full value of geospatial data by solving complex, real-world problems and developing future capabilities. We work with public and private sector organisations, supporting OS’s contractual commitments and specialist contracts. We combine deep technical expertise with a collaborative, curious mindset. As the expert voice of OS to our customers - and of our customers inside OS - we work closely with other customer-facing teams. From prototyping new tools to supporting national initiatives, we bring clarity and momentum to every challenge, making our work impactful and meaningful. We’re a flexible, inclusive team that thrives on learning, sharing, and making a difference. About the Role As a Senior Consultant, you’ll lead the development and delivery of impactful geospatial solutions, support customers through post-sales support and solution design, and mentor others - helping to shape our team culture and capability. You’ll play a visible role in how OS is understood, upholding high ethical standards and operating confidently across complex, mixed-sector work including the public sector landscape in Scotland. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of high-quality geospatial engagements and solutions, and serve as a key technical contact for customers, partners, and internal teams Maintain and grow OS’s strong working relationships across Scottish Government and the public sector, ensur ing a consistent and trusted OS presence in Scotland. Engage in pre-sales work ( identification of new opportu nities in partnership with sales, product & data teams) and post-sales support to ensure high customer satisfaction and successful delivery of our existing contractual commitments Gather and analyse customer business needs and technical requirements, translating customer insight into intelligence to demonstrate value of geospatial and shape product roadmaps Provide feedback to relevant OS teams on customer needs and product performance Balance specialist/sector knowledge with adaptability to work across a range of domains Work collaboratively with other teams to maximise the impact of OS data and services Represent OS at meetings and events, sharing insights and demonstrating our value as a strategic partner Mentor and support colleagues, building capability across the team Uphold high ethical standards, maintaining confidentiality and proactively identifying potential conflicts of interest What Sets a Senior Consultant Apart A Senior Consultant at OS is more than technical delivery - it’s about leadership, influence, and shaping the culture and standards of the team. We’re looking for someone who: Leads and mentors others, building confidence and capability Can r epresent the Consultancy team and OS with credibility and professionalism Navigates complexity with resilience and good judgement Champions teamwork and collaboration across functions and sectors Adapts to changing priorities and delivery environments Acts with integrity and awareness, especially when working at the interface of public and commercial interests What You’ll Bring Proven experience in geospatial consultancy or a closely related field Proven experience and working knowledge of Scottish Government & public sector with a demonstrable track record of customer engagements in Scotland Understanding of Scotland’s government priorities, e.g. planning, infrastructure and data policy landscape, ideally through prior project delivery or advisory work Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills A growth mindset and a passion for sharing knowledge Strong technical knowledge and understanding of geospatial technologies, datasets and services, ideally including OS data products and how to apply them to customer and business challenges We’re seeking someone with a solid foundation in geospatial technologies and data engineering, able to apply their skills flexibly across a range of customer needs and technical environments - for example, experience with geospatial platforms, APIs, data services, programming, data integration, and visualisation challenges - with curiosity, adaptability, and a passion for solving complex problems with data. The Rewards We want you to love what you do. That is why our benefits package rewards a job well done. Check out how we support and invest in our employees by clicking here. Salary £52,522- £61,276 (dependent on experience) Performance related bonus up to 10% A competitive pension scheme (OS contributes up to 12.07%) 28 days annual leave in addition to bank holidays on joining additional to bank holidays (3 taking over Christmas) Paid maternity, paternity and shared parental leave Free subscription to OS Maps Access to online learning platforms Coaching and Mentoring schemes Plus, a suite of excellent additional perks and benefits At OS, we believe looking after your health and wellbeing means more than posters and events. We empower you to manage your work and life the way you need it by offering things like An extra days’ leave for each year you work, up to 33 days Employee Assistance Programme Hybrid working Free onsite parking at our modern HQ in Southampton We adopt flexible working and can consider different working hours dependent on the role and your personal circumstances Eyecare Vouchers OS Explorers Nursery discount Cycle to Work scheme Location: This role will be based in Scotland, with the focus of the role on the close working relationship that OS has with Scottish Government and our public sector customers in this country. There will be an expectation to attend our HQ in Southampton, Hampshire on a circa. quarterly basis – for the remain d er of the time, the role will work remotely (UK Home Worker contract), collaborating closely with our team in Scotland who maintain a strong OS community and sense of purpose. Security : OS conducts DBS background checks for all joiners and some of our roles require additional security clearance, including to SC or DV level in some cases. We will tell candidates at the appropriate time during the recruitment process if additional clearance will be required for this role. We cannot offer sponsorship for this role, so you must have the right to work in the UK without employer sponsorship. Closing date: 22 February 23:59pm Interviews will be held through a combination of Microsoft Teams and in‑person meetings in Scotland. We are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that people may need during the recruitment process, and you will be asked whether you require any during the application process. Research indicates that women, individuals with disabilities, LGBTQ community members, neurodiverse individuals, and people from ethnic minority backgrounds often hesitate to apply for jobs unless they meet every single qualification. At Ordnance Survey, we are dedicated to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and genuine workplace where everyone can thrive. If you’re enthusiastic about this role but your experience doesn’t perfectly match every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to apply anyway. You might be the ideal candidate for this or other roles within Ordnance Survey. Skills required for this role: Client Relationship Building