3 of 3 Remote/Hybrid Legacy Systems Jobs in Gloucestershire

Developer Location: Cheltenham (Hybrid) Salary: £65k As a Senior Developer, you will play a key role in supporting, maintaining, and evolving our core business systems and integrations. Working within the Business Systems team, you will deliver reliable, scalable solutions that support day-to-day operations, improve user experience … enable business growth. This is a hands-on, varied role combining development, database optimisation, and systems integration. You will collaborate closely with stakeholders across the business, contributing to both new initiatives and continuous improvement of existing platforms. Your responsibilities as a Senior Developer will be: Develop, maintain, and enhance ...

Contact Centre Transformation: You will contribute to the transformation of CRM and Contact Centre platforms, including Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, and Creation, helping modernise systems to improve citizen relationship management and streamline communication channels. This involves supporting the implementation of new technologies and processes to enhance agent effectiveness and citizen … developing team members. Comfortable working with Directors and Partners to support account growth, delivery assurance, and client relationship development. Desirable: Experience with legacy system modernisation and migration projects. Knowledge of user research, service design, and accessibility best practices. Experience in a specific domain is relevant to our Public ...

Data Engineer Permanent | £55,000-£60,000 | Gloucester/Hybrid Our client, a well-established business currently modernising its finance systems, is looking for a Data & Analytics Engineer to take ownership of a critical piece of their new finance data infrastructure. Background: The business recently completed a major finance … system implementation via a third-party partner. During that project, a gap emerged requiring a middleware layer to bridge legacy and new systems; the interim solution built to plug that gap is overly complex and not functioning reliably. Rather than continue funding the third party ...