Screenshot of the acronym buster explaining what DIT means We use a lot of acronyms and terms that are quite complex to understand, especially if you’re new to the Civil...
In December, the Department for International Trade (DIT) released the new future UK tariff as an openly licensed and machine-readable data set for the first time. The new service represents...
...re-inventing things other departments have already done. Redbox is a fantastic example of this. Through joint workshops, employee secondment, bi-weekly collaboration sessions and code-sharing with the I.AI team, DBT’s AI...
...an even wider remit. But it’s been an eventful introduction to my new role. My first impressions are that: the new Department for International Trade is unlike any other government...
...there are about 50 of us, ranging from data scientists and developers to researchers and designers. And we have new opportunities to join our growing team. Step 1: building our...
...this blog? Check out our other blogs on working on the transition period and how we built a new service for UK exporters whilst working remotely Get notified about new...
...range of ways; we try to be flexible, and generous with our collective knowledge. For new starters, we offer a comprehensive onboarding session. This sets out our community’s ways of...
...how we are applying them at DIT - in particular, our work creating the new trading environment for the UK. This included the launch of a brand-new service on great.gov.uk...
...identify where your passion lies study coding in your spare time and use the freely available resources to expand your knowledge further, such as Codecademy, Founders & Coders or online...
...transfer opportunities across DDaT through Communities of Practice, job shadowing, and mentoring or coaching, creating opportunities to learn through collaboration, explore new areas of work, and to meet new teams....
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