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Traffic Information Editor Part-Time

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Traffic Information Editor
Ever wondered where the traffic updates on radio, sat nav, and in-car systems come from?
At INRIX, our Traffic Information Editors deliver real-time incident, restriction, and congestion data used by the BBC, UK commercial radio stations, and leading automotive, logistics, and media organisations worldwide.
We are hiring full-time Traffic Information Editors to join our Global Data Centre in Quinton, Birmingham.
What you'll do
- Monitor and verify traffic incidents using multiple live data sources, including traffic cameras, highway authorities, local councils, social media, and public reports.
- Curate and publish high-quality traffic updates using our custom incident-mapping platform.
- Interpret real-world traffic signals and assess the impact of incidents and restrictions in real time.
- Prioritise incidents quickly and accurately in a fast-paced, multi-screen environment.
- Support products and services that improve mobility for millions of road users globally.
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What we're looking for
- A client-focused mindset and strong attention to detail.
- Ability to stay calm and work effectively under pressure.
- Confidence interpreting data from multiple web-based sources.
- Strong prioritisation skills and ability to manage a high-volume workload.
- Ability to independently research, source, and verify planned incidents.
- Good judgement, initiative, and problem-solving ability.
- Experience with online mapping tools and Microsoft Office.
Desirable
- Knowledge of UK road networks.
- Knowledge of European road networks.
- Knowledge of North American road networks.
- Ability to read Portuguese, French, German, or Spanish.
Why INRIX
- 28 days’ holiday (including Bank Holidays) Pro rated for part-time employees
- Paid breaks, subject to working hours
- Annual performance-related bonus potential of up to 5%
- Free tea, coffee, cereal, fruit, and snacks
- Overtime opportunities
- Employee Assistance Programme, including mental health support and face-to-face counselling
- Free on-site parking, plus access to a free EV charging point (if required)
- Free eye test and contribution towards glasses for DSE use


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INRIX is an internationally successful company with industry-leading tools, a collaborative team culture, and a professional, supportive working environment.
£11,627.20: Saturday & Sunday, 8pm to 4am (16 hours per week) (2 positions open for this shift)
£10,816.00: Saturday & Sunday, 12pm to 8pm (16 hours per week)
Additional Information
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- What three skills would you bring to this role?
- Do you live within a commutable distance (within an hour) to the office?
- Were you recommended by a current INRIX employee and who are they?
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