Company: SRG
Location: Oxford
Posted: May 2nd, 2026
Role: Office Coordinator
Location: Oxford
A leading scientific organisation is seeking a proactive, highly organised Office Coordinator to help ensure the smooth day‑to‑day running of its Oxford site. This busy, office‑based role sits at the heart of a scientific environment, supporting the operational activity that enables teams to perform at their best. You will also play a key role in an upcoming site move, helping to maintain clear communication and effectively coordinate daily activities throughout the transition.
Reporting to the Site Operations Manager, you will partner closely with colleagues across Finance, Procurement, Discovery Research Operations, International Shipping, and site‑based teams. You will be an important point of contact for coordinating activities, resolving issues as they arise, and helping ensure the site operates efficiently, compliantly, and with a strong sense of collaboration.
This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a dynamic environment, enjoys being hands‑on, and takes pride in making things happen. We are looking for someone who is not only highly capable, but also genuinely interested in the scientific work taking place onsite and confident working in person alongside a wide range of stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
What We Are Looking For:
We would like to hear from candidates with prior experience in roles such as Office Manager, Team Coordinator, or Operations Support within a fast‑paced industry.
The successful candidate will have a strong background in administrative and operational excellence, with the following experience and skills:
Why This Role:
This role is essential to enabling the site to run smoothly and supporting the scientific teams who work onsite every day. We are looking for someone who is dependable, solution‑focused, and motivated by being part of a collaborative environment where curiosity, ownership, and initiative are valued.
If you enjoy being office‑based, staying close to the action, and contributing meaningfully to a fast‑paced scientific site, we would love to hear from you.