4 of 4 Permanent Design Patterns Jobs in Cheshire

React Native developer

Hiring Organisation
Capgemini
Location
Knutsford, England, United Kingdom
methods and React hooks for performance and maintainability. Manage application state using appropriate strategies (e.g. Context API, Redux, Zustand) Apply React design patterns to ensure clean, reusable, and scalable code. Integrate TypeScript for type safety and improved developer experience. Ensure code quality through linting tools (e.g. ESLint … lifecycle and hooks. Solid experience with TypeScript in React projects. Familiarity with state management libraries and patterns. Knowledge of common React design patterns (e.g. container/presentational, HOCs, render props). Experience with linting tools and enforcing code quality. Proven testing experience with modern JavaScript testing frameworks. ...

Java Software Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Focus 5 Recruitment
Location
Warrington, England, United Kingdom
humor. Kubernetes & Docker Working in a team development environment Thorough understanding of Computer Science fundamentals such as Data Structures, Algorithms and Design Patterns Amazon Web Services, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform Desirable Kafka Agile awareness, Jira, Bitbucket Python MariaDB PostgreSQL + Timescale Build Systems (Bamboo, Jenkins ...

Senior Data Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Loop Recruitment
Location
Cheshire East, England, United Kingdom
scalable data pipelines in a modern cloud environment (dbt, AWS Glue, Lake Formation, Spark, Redshift) 💡Firm understanding of data modelling, ELT design patterns, governance & security 📈Ability to thrive independently, taking ownership of complex, ambiguous problems 🗣️Excellent communication to build strong relationships and align stakeholders 🤓 A genuine enthusiasm ...

Senior Firmware Engineer

Hiring Organisation
Elev8 Recruitment Ltd
Location
Runcorn, Cheshire, North West, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
Salary
£75,000
comms, connectivity - without breaking what already works. This isn't "let's rewrite everything because the last guy didn't use our preferred design pattern." It's pragmatic engineering. Make it work, make it right, make it fast. Regulated environment (IEC 62304, 60601), but if you're coming ...