1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Lead Software Developer Jobs in Manchester

Skills and Experience: Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in commercial software development with expertise in leading frameworks and a range of languages (JavaScript, Django, Python, Java and C# .NET) Experienced as a hands-on, full-stack developer, leading technical teams through example and serving as a … mentor in software engineering best practices Proficiency in software engineering methodologies including design patterns, microservice architectures, and secure-by-design strategies, with an understanding of Cloud Security Principles Solid experience in implementing DevOps, continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) and test automation Experience with cloud-native … SaaS and PaaS environments, DevOps type environments, skilled in database design and implementation, using technologies such as SQL and NoSQL Role and Responsibilities: Lead agile teams dedicated to supporting projects for national digital services, developing the applications and solutions of the future Take charge of end-to-end support more »

Are you a visionary software developer ready to be part of a dynamic team? Do you thrive at the intersection of creativity and technology? Do you want to utilise your skills and experience to help us revolutionize guest experiences with innovative, 360-degree attractions? If so, CONDUCTR wants … you as our Lead Software Developer! About Us: CONDUCTR is a dynamic collective of designers, technologists, media experts, producers & engineers. The vision is simple – fuse the creativity of a design studio, with the innovation of a tech lab, to create a one-stop shop for extraordinary guest … pre-sales engagements Coordinate and work with Project Managers, Architects, Artists, DevOps, and other tech teams Gather project requirements from abstract briefs Assess proposed software and hardware solutions Help mentor a team of Developers Take on responsibility and ownership of the project deliverables Manage the entire production life cycle more »