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Indra Group UK & Ireland

Global technology and consulting solutions provider

Senior Business Development Manager - IndraMind

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
London, UK
HybridHybrid work from Indra’s London office; travel across the UK, Ireland, wider Europe, and to Spain is required.
Sales & Account ManagementAccount Executive
UK Top Secret Clearance Required

About the job

Requirements
  • Senior-level business development experience in complex environments, with evidence of personally originating and progressing new business opportunities.
  • Proven ability to open new accounts and build pipeline from scratch, particularly where solutions must be shaped alongside the customer.
  • Track record in, or selling into, Defence, Security, Resilience, Government or Critical Infrastructure sectors, with credibility at operational and institutional levels.
  • Experience engaging with public sector organisations, national security stakeholders, defence organisations or regulated infrastructure operators, including an understanding of governance, funding, procurement and decision-making structures.
  • Direct exposure to long, structured business development cycles, including requests for information, requests for proposals or tender processes and multi-stakeholder decision-making.
  • Experience positioning or selling complex technology-led solutions, such as artificial intelligence and data platforms, data integration systems, operational systems, command and control, situational awareness platforms or digital transformation programmes.
  • Strong technical awareness, with the ability to discuss artificial intelligence, data integration, systems integration, operational intelligence, situational awareness and decision support without needing to be a technical specialist.
  • Ability to operate independently in the early lifecycle of opportunities and customer relationships, generating momentum with limited local structure.
  • Strong commercial discipline, including the ability to qualify opportunities rigorously, prioritise effectively and align internal resources where they can create real commercial impact.
  • Confidence translating complex capabilities into clear operational and commercial value for senior stakeholders.
  • Willingness and ability to travel across the UK, Ireland and wider Europe for client meetings, partner engagement, internal coordination, industry events and opportunity development.
  • Excellent written and spoken English.
  • Experience within the UK Defence, National Security or Resilience ecosystem.
  • An established network across UK public sector, defence, security, emergency management or critical infrastructure stakeholders.
  • Familiarity with artificial intelligence, operational intelligence, decision-support or situational awareness platforms.
  • Experience working in multi-agency, cross-domain or mission-critical operational environments.
  • Experience in partnership-led market entry or alliance-driven business development.
  • Exposure to European programmes, NATO-related environments or cross-border collaboration initiatives.
  • Eligibility to obtain and maintain UK security clearance (UK SC).
  • Right to work in the UK.
  • Ability to travel around the UK and to Spain when required.
Responsibilities
  • Identify, prioritise and develop new business opportunities across Defence, Security, Resilience, Public Sector and Critical Infrastructure domains in the UK and Ireland market.
  • Build and manage a qualified pipeline from first principles, aligned with IndraMind’s positioning, target use cases and commercial priorities.
  • Engage and develop relationships with senior stakeholders across government, defence organisations, security agencies, critical infrastructure operators and industry partners.
  • Structure and rigorously qualify opportunities, including stakeholder mapping, use-case definition, budget identification, procurement route, decision-making process and delivery feasibility.
  • Drive opportunities from initial engagement and opportunity shaping through to proposal development, internal alignment, commercial follow-up and closure or handover.
  • Contribute to request for information, request for proposal and tender processes, working closely with bid, technical, product and commercial teams.
  • Translate IndraMind capabilities into clear, operational use cases relevant to UK and Ireland priorities, including situational awareness, decision support, resilience, multi-agency operations, infrastructure protection and operational intelligence.
  • Build strategic partnerships and alliances with relevant ecosystem players, including primes, small and medium-sized enterprises, technology partners and institutional stakeholders.
  • Coordinate internally with Indra’s business units, predominantly the Group UK and Ireland team and UK Defence team, as well as IndraMind Europe, including product, engineering, delivery, bid and commercial functions.
  • Contribute to the UK and Ireland go-to-market approach, including sector prioritisation, stakeholder targeting, procurement routes and priority opportunity identification.
Desired Qualifications
  • Spanish language skills.
  • A background in Engineering, Computer Science, Telecommunications, Data/AI, Defence Technology, Security Studies, Business or a related technical or operational field.
  • The ability to understand, position and discuss complex technology solutions credibly with technical, operational and senior stakeholders when lacking a purely technical degree.

About the company

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Indra Group UK & Ireland

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Indra Group UK & Ireland delivers technology consulting and proprietary software solutions for core business operations, with a focus on Transport, Defense, and digital transformation services. Its offerings combine a broad portfolio of proprietary products with consulting and IT services to help clients optimize and modernize their operations. The company differentiates itself through a global footprint and deep expertise in both specific industry segments (transport and defense) and cross-industry digital transformation, backed by a large, multinational team. Its goal is to help clients improve efficiency and effectiveness by integrating advanced technologies into their business processes and operations.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Alcobendas, Spain

Founded

1918

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What believers are saying

  • London's 8.6 million daily journeys create recurring service revenue from 2026 through 2034.
  • The Dublin office opened in January 2026 anchors Ireland's ticketing, tolling, and rail expansion.
  • Defence acquisitions and EU projects strengthen radar, drones, cyber, and space execution into 2027.

What critics are saying

  • September 2026 leadership purge removed five executives, exposing unstable governance under Simón and Recasens.
  • TfL's £987 million contract concentrates revenue on one mega-program through 2039 extensions.
  • Indra's board keeps changing structure and conflict rules, signaling persistent internal power struggles.

What makes Indra Group UK & Ireland unique

  • Indra won TfL's 2026 network-wide ticketing contract, becoming London's sole supplier until 2034.
  • NATS and Indra launched Iqonair in May 2026 for digital airport towers.
  • Indra leads EU-funded SHIMBAD radar and ECC2 cyber programs, deepening defense specialization.

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Benefits

Paid Holidays

Paid Vacation

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Wellness Program

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Social Events

Training Programs

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

3%

2 year growth

-2%
Levante-EMV
Oct 1st, 2026
Indra acquires Dares Technology to strengthen military radar and drone capabilities

Indra has acquired 100% of Dares Technology, a Barcelona-based company specialising in synthetic aperture radar and advanced image processing. The Spanish multinational aims to strengthen its capabilities in radar systems, unmanned vehicles, and defence technologies. Founded in 2015 in Castelldefels, Dares Technology emerged from the European Space Agency's business incubation centre. The company develops high-precision imaging technology that can detect surface changes of just centimetres, useful for topographic mapping, border surveillance, and infrastructure monitoring. Indra plans to integrate Dares's compact, high-performance radar into its Tarsis Class I drones for the Armed Forces. The acquisition brings 27 specialists to Indra's Centre of Excellence for Radars. The deal marks Indra's latest expansion move, following its recent 30% acquisition of technology firm TRC. Indra reported €5.457 billion in revenues for 2024.

Associated Press
Aug 7th, 2026
Indra Group wins $91M in US transit contracts, showcases next-gen ticketing at APTAtech

Indra Group will exhibit at APTAtech 2026 in St Louis from 9–12 August, showcasing its smart ticketing solutions for North American transit agencies. The Spanish mobility technology company recently secured a $16 million contract with Bi-State Development to replace ticket vending machines across 38 MetroLink light rail stations in Missouri and Illinois. The new machines feature enlarged screens, full accessibility, and AI-ready technology designed for extreme weather conditions. Indra will also highlight its contract with Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, valued at up to $75 million, to overhaul automatic ticket vending systems across 98 stations. The project includes designing, manufacturing, and maintaining up to 450 customer terminals over 15 years. The company is manufacturing equipment for these projects at its new production facility in Olathe, Kansas.

Yahoo Finance
Jun 22nd, 2026
Indra Group secures $75M contract to equip Washington D.C. subway with 450 advanced customer terminals

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has commissioned Indra Group to install up to 450 new, ADA-accessible customer terminals across Washington DC's entire subway network. The contract starts at $38.9 million and could reach $75 million with all options included. The project covers design, manufacture, supply and 15-year maintenance of terminals replacing current fare vending machines at 98 stations across five subway lines serving over 500,000 daily passengers. The terminals will be produced at Indra's new Kansas factory and feature multilingual interfaces, account-based ticketing, contactless payments and digital wallet integration. The contract strengthens Indra Group's US presence following recent projects in air traffic management, tolling and connected vehicle technology, supporting the Spanish company's American growth strategy.

Yahoo Finance
May 20th, 2026
Indra Group partners with Cohere on sovereign AI platform for SMEs across Spain and Canada

Indra Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian AI company Cohere to develop sovereign AI solutions in Spain, Canada and Europe. The partnership, implemented through Indra's IndraMind initiative, aims to protect critical assets and promote bilateral technology cooperation between the two countries. The collaboration will include developing an agentic AI platform to help SMEs expand internationally and strengthen supply chains. IndraMind will provide sovereign computing and data management capabilities, whilst Cohere will supply large language models adapted to Spain's official languages, including Castilian Spanish, Catalan, Valencian, Basque and Galician. The agreement also covers AI research in defence to improve technological interoperability during multinational operations. The MoU was signed during an institutional visit to Canada led by King Felipe VI and Spain's economy minister.

Yahoo Finance
May 19th, 2026
Spain's defense giant Indra pushes out CEO amid state-driven leadership overhaul

Indra, Spain's defence champion, announced on Monday that CEO José Vicente de los Mozos will not renew his contract when it expires on 30 June. Despite company filings suggesting a voluntary departure, sources say it was a forced exit, with De los Mozos wanting to remain. The departure follows Ángel Simón's appointment as non-executive chairman on 2 April, after Ángel Escribano's resignation. Since arriving, Simón has rapidly accumulated power, being added to and chairing both strategy and executive committees. The Spanish state, through holding company SEPI, owns 28% of Indra, making it the largest shareholder. The government's influence has driven leadership changes over the past year. Indra's shares have fallen over 20% since early March when governance turmoil intensified, though they recovered slightly on Tuesday.