7 of 7 Design Patterns Jobs in Bristol

Golang JAX-RS (Java API for RESTful Web Services) – mandatory Java, Microservices, Spring & Spring Boot Hands-on experience implementing microservices architectures REST API design and development Microservices authorization using OAuth 2.0 Java 8+ … including multithreading Spring modules: AOP, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA Experience troubleshooting performance and security issues in production Solid understanding of design patterns for APIs and microservices Basic knowledge of CI/CD pipelines Experience working in Agile delivery environments Preferred/Desirable Experience Google Cloud Platform ...

remote and async so good communication skills are key. Iteratively make improvements to a new product while aligning to our mutually agreed design and architectural principles. Always looking for ways we can improve our product, processes and practices. We dont like friction and waste. Automated testing, continuous integration … other front end JavaScript frameworks, as well as solid HTML, CSS (Sass) and JavaScript knowledge Understanding of relevant software design patterns and paradigms, such as OOP, DDD, MVC, microservices, containers/orchestration or event-driven architecture You create straightforward and well tested code. You take ownership ...

digital core and explore new data driven business opportunities. We’re differentiating through our ability to architect solutions using proven design patterns and reusable architecture assets. You'll learn, grow and advance in an innovative culture that thrives on shared success, diverse ways of thinking and enables … with support from senior team members. Contribute to architectural thought leadership by sharing ideas on innovation, emerging technologies, and modern data and AI architecture patterns across client and internal forums Learn from and collaborate with more experienced colleagues, seeking opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge through mentorship ...

decisions throughout the entire software lifecycle Providing hands-on security expertise to software and wider engineering teams Advising on secure architectures, design patterns, coding standards and trade-offs Supporting both embedded software/firmware and more traditional software stacks Running security assessments and risk analysis, identifying threats ...

defence systems, with strong opportunities for technical and leadership development.You will be the technical authority for software security across defence products, ensuring secure design and delivery throughout the full product lifecycle from concept to in-service support. You will work closely with software and systems teams to embed … practical mitigations. As a Software Security Engineer, you will: Define and guide security requirements across projects Advise teams on secure architecture, design patterns, and coding standards Assess technologies and frameworks from a security perspective Conduct security risk assessments and vulnerability analysis Develop and improve secure development processes ...

providing technical expertise to software development teams and wider project teams, offering guidance on security requirements, security techniques, software architecture, design patterns, coding standards, trade-offs, and best practices. Applicants need strong communication, collaboration, problem solving skills with an interest in emerging technologies, and the challenges that ...

Bristol This is a fantastic role for a Software Architect or someone with strong software design skills looking to take the next jump in their career to becoming a Software Architect! Salary : up to circa £80,000 depending on experience Dynamic (hybrid) working : typically 3 to 4 days … Structural and Temporal Architecture including the Internal/External interfaces of the product to meet requirements. Identify, document and be responsible for the design drivers for the software solution e.g. real-time performance, safety, security, user experience, simplicity, reusability, flexibility. Produce derived and emergent requirements capturing the assumptions ...