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quality.Collaborate closely with the hardware and biochemware teams to ensure seamless integration and optimization between software, instruments, and consumables, enhancing overall system performance and user experience.Collaborate with cross-functional … teams to understand product and business requirements and translate them into technical software requirements and tangible work plans.Facilitate the highest quality of UI/UX, working with front-end, product, and design stakeholders.Foster an environment where engineers thrive and grow, and promote a culture that drives autonomy, responsibility, ownership, rapid … solutions. This role requires a robust understanding of integrating software with hardware components and leveraging data science to drive innovation.Demonstrated technology and personal leadership experience in successfully building highly scalable software solutions that interface seamlessly with both hardware devices and cloud technologies. This includes utilizing data science methodologies to more »

Digital Marketing and Content Manager Required from: ASAP Contract: Permanent Hours: Full time Salary: up to £50,000 pa (Dependent on skills and experience) plus excellent benefits Location: Oxford (some possible flexibility for remote working during holidays) Are you passionate about digital marketing and communications? Do you have a … and key messaging, via the school website, and social media channels, ensuring these are kept up to date, relevant, and always providing an excellent user experience. You will also act as product owner for the school website and other digital channels. The role is school based during term time … working as part of a team but will be comfortable working independently and taking initiative to identify solutions and improvements. You will have proven experience of leading, planning and implementing impactful digital marketing campaigns and developing engaging content, in addition to being comfortable evaluating and assessing the impact of more »