3 Code Quality Jobs in Coventry

with substantial experience in Angular or React. You will collaborate closely with our product and design teams to build scalable, efficient, and high-quality solutions. **Key Responsibilities:** - Develop and enhance applications using C#.Net, JavaScript, and frameworks such as Angular or React. - Engage in all phases of the software … lifecycle, including analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. - Work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to integrate systems and technologies to meet business goals. - Ensure code quality, security, and scalability through best practices and regular reviews. - Stay updated with the latest technologies and frameworks, applying them to improve more »

data storage and retrieval. Implementing and maintaining microservices architecture on Cloud platforms. Working with Confluent platform for stream processing and event-driven applications. Ensuring code quality, performance, and security standards are met throughout the development lifecycle. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field. more »

ASP.NET (.NET 4.5, .Net Core) Microsoft SQL Server jQuery/Knockout/Angular WebAPI/WebServices/WebForms Visual Studio & ReSharper/Visual Studio Code Key Responsibilities Work as part of a cross functional Scrum team alongside enthusiastic and passionate Developers, Business Analysts, Software Testers and UI designers. Working … make sprints as successful as possible. Be able to identify the optimal solution to minimise development time, QA time and change risk, without degrading code quality. The Development team at ParentPay take a pro-active approach to learning with regular knowledge sharing sessions on areas of the application and … business needs. Able to apply precision and attention to detail to all aspects of your work. Ability to quickly acquire an understanding of existing code and work with this in new development. Capable of discussing software requirements and business problems with developers and non-developers. Using technical and non more »