Careers
Inject Group Ltd builds Nexus — supervisory software for central banks and financial intelligence units. We are hiring the people who design it, take it to contract, and run it where the institution is.
Open roles
Roles in the United Kingdom and in the countries where Nexus is installed — from the executive team to on-the-ground operations.
United Kingdom
Technology
Set the technical standard for Nexus: how it is built, secured, messaged, and released.
Operations
Keep Inject Group and the regional delivery network running as one operation.
Finance
Run the finances of a UK software company that licences to public buyers.
Information security
Own Inject Group’s security programme — Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, and how we handle information.
Institutional relations
Open governor-level conversations, recruit independent advisors, and coordinate accredited system integrators.
Commercial
Win and structure the Nexus licence with central banks and authorised resellers.
Marketing
Describe Nexus the way a payments committee expects to read it: precise, calm, evaluable.
People
Hire and look after the specialists Inject Group needs in the UK and in-country.
Product
Infrastructure
Design how Nexus is installed — on-premise, air-gapped, or on a designated cloud.
Product security
Harden the product: identity, logging, keys, and how those controls look in an air-gapped install.
Messaging
Own the message models FIU staff open: native pacs.008, pacs.009, and camt.053.
Releases
Run the release train: what ships, how a hotfix is signed, how an integrator receives it.
Product
Shape the consoles governors, FIU analysts, and operators actually use.
Platform
Build and maintain the Nexus core: APIs, event path, and datastore.
Consoles
Build the CB portal, admin, and the Governor, FIU, and timelock consoles.
Field
The field app for staff working on-site with operators and supervisors.
Detection
Scoring for APP fraud and FX capital flight on live messages.
Quality
Prove a release is safe to put on a locked-down estate.
Release engineering
Signed builds, air-gap packages, and the path a patch takes out of Inject Group.
Design
Make supervisory software readable: dense when it must be, quiet when it can be.
Support
The UK backstop when a product defect is beyond the in-country team.
Enablement
Write the runbooks and packs an integrator can install from.
Licence and accounts
Tenders
The written response a public buyer actually evaluates.
Pre-sales
Show Nexus against the buyer’s estate, not a generic slide path.
Channel
Accredited integrators and resellers who deliver Nexus in-country.
Accounts
The relationship after the licence is signed.
Brand and demand
Product marketing
Write the product so a payments committee can brief it without a glossary.
Communications
The words on the site, in notices, and in correspondence.
Events
The rooms where central-bank and FIU evaluations actually start.
Brand
Figures and materials that look like a UK software company selling to the state.
Digital
The public site a buyer finds first.
Counsel
UK legal
Corporate, intellectual property, and the licence a central bank signs.
Contracts
Licence, integrator, and support agreements that match how we sell.
Privacy
UK GDPR for candidates, enquiries, and the company’s own data.
Corporate
Filings, registers, and board mechanics for Inject Group Ltd.
GCC
Data residency, local content, and contracting beside the UK licence.
West Africa
Local-content rules and how the vendor file separates product from operator.
East & Southern Africa
Local law beside PAPSS and SADC-RTGS deployments.
Accounts
Finance
Management accounts and cash the CFO takes to the board.
Accounting
Month-end, revenue, and the pack behind the numbers.
Ledger
The daily books: suppliers, invoices, payments.
Payroll
PAYE, retainers, and pensions for a small UK company with international contractors.
Company
Talent
Source the specialists this company actually needs.
Operations
Doncaster, travel, vendors — the logistics a software company still needs.
Office of the CEO
Calendar, correspondence, and the line into the chief executive.
Workplace IT
Identity, devices, and email for Inject Group — not the buyer’s Nexus estate.
Challenge and controls
ISMS
The operating rhythm behind Cyber Essentials and the ISO 27001 programme.
Payments supervision
Independent challenge from someone who has sat on the supervisory side of payments and FMI.
Information security
Independent challenge of the ISMS — CISA and ISO 27001 lead auditor.
IMTO compliance
Independent challenge on IMTO, AML/CFT, and FATF Recommendation 16.
In-country delivery
Director
On-site install, API mapping, and operations for GCC buyers.
Integration
Bring operator and rail feeds onto Nexus inside the buyer’s estate.
Support
Diagnosis in-region before a defect is sent to the UK.
Operations
First response on the live estate, including unsocial hours.
Finance
In-region billing for implementation and support.
In-country delivery
Director
Managed services, local invoicing, and staff who can be on site.
Integration
IMTO feeds onto the live path for CBN-aligned and neighbouring installs.
Support
On-site and remote support under the regional SLA.
Operations
Around-the-clock operators on the deployed estate.
Finance
Naira or cedi billing and the commercial evidence of local content.
In-country delivery
Director
Delivery beside PAPSS and SADC-RTGS, with staff in the region.
Integration
Install and mapping beside regional rails — not a second switch.
Support
In-region support, with UK engineering behind product defects.
Operations
Shift coverage for the live estate.
Finance
Regional billing for implementation and support.
Application
Tell us which brief is yours. We reply to every application, and follow up when there is a match.
A confirmation is on its way. We follow up when the brief is a match, usually within ten working days.