1 to 3 of 3 Permanent Design Patterns Jobs in Cambridge

plans and regulatory standards. Requirements Degree in a STEM related subject Significant experience in leading and developing complex software projects Experience in software design, development or testing – having been involved in product development through most stages of the System Engineering Lifecycle Experience with frontend and/or backend …/Angular, FastAPI/Flask/Django and database backend Strong experience with OOP programming languages and use of modern software design patterns for developing mixed desktop/enterprise applications, interfacing with low-level peripherals using proprietary communication interfaces or to cloud-native services via RESTful APIs … languages such as Python, Java, C# , modern C++ Cloud Integration and IoT Devices with GCP, Azure, or AWS Ability to apply appropriate software design methodology and architecture for the specific needs of cloud-native versus desktop application and on-prem servers Knowledge of software system virtualisation and containersation more »

Familiar with coding standards and guidelines and a desire to craft beautiful code * An understanding of the key principles of software design patterns * Proficient in SQL * Demonstrable knowledge of React * Familiar with Azure or AWS Please note: Sponsorship is NOT available for this role. Want to hear more »

commitment to excellence and a culture of continuous improvement, we are shaping the future of technology. Responsibilities: Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, develop, and deploy scalable software solutions that meet the needs of our global clientele. Architect robust systems using languages such as C#, Golang, and … Extensive experience in software development, with a strong proficiency in C#, Golang, and React frameworks. Deep understanding of software architecture principles, design patterns, and best practices. Proven track record of delivering high-quality software solutions on schedule and within budget. Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the more »