3 of 3 User Experience Jobs in Derbyshire

focus of the role will be identifying opportunities for continuous improvement, driving innovation, and implementing system developments that enhance performance, efficiency and user experience. What youll do: Support the design, development and enhancement of IntelliPen functionality, including workflows, reporting, document generation, member portals, calculations and system integrations. Provide expert … coaching colleagues and providing technical leadership to help build systems development capability across the wider business. This role would suit someone with: Has strong experience supporting and developing defined benefit pensions administration systems, with a track record of delivering technology improvements that enhance operational efficiency and member outcomes. Enjoys ...

version of .NET, including the use of containerisation. You'll also work closely with analysts and other developers to continuously improve product performance and user experience. Key Responsibilities: Build and maintain web applications using .NET Core, MVC, and JavaScript Develop new features and enhance existing functionality Collaborate with data … problems Help shape the technical direction of products and architecture Investigate and resolve support issues as needed What You'll Need: 2+ years' commercial experience with .NET and C# Strong knowledge of MVC Proficient with SQL Server Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Desirable Skills: .NET Core JavaScript ...

immediate requirements for a mid-level C# .NET developer. This is an exciting ‘new role’ for someone to bring a depth of knowledge and experience with the autonomy to design and create new products and software systems for a niche client base. The ideal developer will encompass a strong … Swift. As a seasoned developer, you will have gained some key skills over the last 5 years. Typically, a full-stack developer with strong UX/UI design and SQL development skills, with experience of working in a Unix/Linux based environment. Whilst not essential, it would ...