Open roles at Harbor
Join a specialist team protecting the data businesses depend on, with the expertise, care and commitment to recover when it matters most — and what we're currently looking for.
Why Harbor?
We're a specialist, growing business where people are trusted to make decisions, supported to keep developing, and given the flexibility to do their best work as part of one connected team.
Take your birthday off, no questions asked, plus 25 days' annual leave.
Start the weekend early every Friday in July and make the most of summer.
Work from home with the flexibility to structure your day around life and great work.
Real investment in your growth, from certifications and learning to career progression.
We're remote-first, but we come together every quarter to connect, collaborate and celebrate wins.
High standards, low ego, and people who support each other.
Ready to join us?
Take a look at our open roles below. If there isn't a perfect fit right now, you can still register your interest and we'll keep you in mind for future opportunities.
London (Hybrid working) · Full time
Work closely with our Project Manager to coordinate day-to-day project operations — tracking deadlines, supporting customer calls, and taking ownership of smaller projects as you grow. Ideal for someone organised, communicative, and eager to build a career in IT project delivery.
View roleWhat our team says
Harbor feels like a close-knit community — colleagues are friends as well as teammates. Everybody pulls in the same direction.
Working from home is the perfect situation for life vs work balance. The quarterly meet up adds that bit of social connection.
There is no 'U' in Harbor as 'WE' always work as a team helping each other regardless.
At Harbor, you're trusted to get on with things. No two days are the same — one day I'm coaching the team, the next I'm shaping a new service.
The flexibility and focus on my family is rare nowadays, especially in a sales business.
No unnecessary bureaucracy or formality. Very little drama. Feels like people are pulling in the same direction.
Out-think ordinary
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