1 to 3 of 3 Permanent Presentation Skills Jobs in Stevenage

Required: • Proficient in C#/C++ • Microsoft Visual Studio, Eclipse, • Ability to work from high level/system view into technical detail. • Excellent verbal, presentation and written communication skills • Knowledge of using Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems Non-essential • Distributed simulation standards/Protocols (DIS, HLA, DDS more »

are looking for a Service Manager with a positive mindset who motivates and drives their teams forward with inspiration. They will display outstanding management skills and be able to demonstrate excellent communication skills. They will be proactive and have the ability to motivate others, inspire ideas and foster supportive … diverse teams. They will be able to display effective problem solving and decision-making skills in a pressured environment. They will be committed to developing others whilst focusing on their own personal development. Our Values are Include, Respect and Improve. It is important that you understand and refer to … absence, appraisals and performance Team working Project work Desirable NHS experience Financial and activity management Close working with senior managers and/or clinicians Skills Essential Excellent communication and presentation skills Excellent verbal/written and interpersonal skills Practical and creative approach to problem solving Ability more »

the company defect track system Record and communicate testing activities and results Design software and automated testing procedures to test GIS products using programming skills in a Python environment Work with cloud and hosted environments, testing setups, security, databases and configurations Provide technical assistance for the production of user … are interested in graduates with experience in GIS, not software testing An understanding and experience of using GIS software Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to work with and within teams from various departments Excellent communication and presentation skills An inquiring mind and aptitude for learning more »