2 of 2 Remote Design Patterns Jobs in Oldham

to planning activities whilst aligning your workload to team delivery timescales. Responsibilities Develop the next generation of our software using the latest web technologies with standard design patterns and practices, all in an agile environment Architect and write clean, documented, testable and scalable code adding new functionality to our solutions, as well as improving our existing code … base Perform code reviews, ensuring that the team delivers reliable and secure software Learn, maintain, and improve our existing toolset and infrastructure, wherever applicable Champion best practice, clean code, patterns, practices and methodologies Act as a point of escalation and troubleshooting within the development team, shaping the team ethos and mentoring junior developers Delivery of enterprise-quality, web-based … SQL and relational data modelling Experience building responsive layouts and mobile websites with cross-browser compatibility Strong knowledge of Object-Oriented development Extensive knowledge of software design patterns, SOLID principles and advanced-level engineering approaches, such as DI/IoC, TDD, etc. Experience working with source control, automated build, deployment tools and package managers (Azure DevOps, Git More ❯

permanent, full-time vacancy based in our Oldham, Bower House office. We are currently working to a hybrid working style. The overall purpose of the role is to design, develop and update the IT systems needed to support IT BAU Service and the Change Portfolio required to meet the Guinness Business and Operational Plans. What we're looking … RPA, etc. Experience of one or more software/technical development delivery approaches such as Waterfall, SDLC, Agile, Scrum, DevOps, etc. Experience of analysing business requirements, documenting system design, developing … objects/code, unit testing and deployment. Good oral and written communications. Demonstrates the Guinness Behaviours. Desirable: Knowledge of Social Housing Sector. Knowledge of Architecture Principles, Design Patterns, Coding Standards and Testing. Qualifications Essential: Educated to Level 2 (C+ or 9-4 GCSE or equivalent) or higher. Desirable: Educated to degree level in an IT/STEM More ❯