1 to 3 of 3 Contract Design Thinking Jobs in England

.NET C# Developer - SCRUM, Rest API, Cloud Tasks include but not limited to: Duties and responsibilities : Design, develop, and maintain robust and scalable .NET applications that run on the latest technologies in the cloud Collaborate closely with Development, Product Design, QA and Operations to define software requirements, build … once running in production Behaviours to demonstrate: Highly collaborative and transparent team player Passionate, curious and self-driven Excellent problem-solver Evangelize and embrace Design Thinking Passion for staying up-to-date with industry trends Ability to be upfront, honest and accountable Essential skills, qualifications, and experience: 5+ … teams Bonus skills, qualifications, and experience: Expertise in technology areas including but not limited to APIs, C#, Angular, NgRx, CSS3 Experience with API Management (Design and develop APIs with a focus on API-first design principles), Advanced experience with microservices architectural patterns, service discovery, and communication protocols, Experience more »

Digital Transformation Project. You will collaborate with a core team of 8 and work in a very holistic environment, supporting the integration of service design into the project and the business as a whole. Public sector or government experience is highly advantageous due to the industry this company operate … in. Your focus will be on M365 to ensure seamless digital interactions, making experience with a maturing M365 environment essential. Design thinking and User-Centric Approach M365 Experience: Stay informed about M365 trends Evidence-based design Research and Analysis Leadership and Guidance Lapsed SC or Current SC more »

end users. Additionally assist with ART Backlog prioritisation and educate the ART during PI Planning Connecting with the customer by applying customer centricity and design thinking: Knowing the end users and stakeholders Identify the problem to be solved Develop whole-product solutions Manage and prioritise the team backlog more »