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deployment scenarios and customer requirements for SeeBytes software and produce and execute test cases under controlled conditions. Represent test interests during requirements and user story refinement sessions. Performing root cause analysis of reported issues Testing various areas of the SeeByte Products, including inter-process communications, user more »

to-day duties Engage with developers, UX designers, users and stakeholders to solve customer problems. Translate customer insights and business priorities into actionable user stories. Establish the best solutions and understand customer needs by conducting user tests and running experiments. Prioritise development backlogs and act as more »

in customer organisations and the relevant requirements likely to affect business change. Clearly define, document and ensure sign off of business requirements using user story format and/or prototype development Support the identification of options, and create associated documentation, to deliver enhanced outcomes for citizens and organisations more »

your day-to-day role will: * Provide technical leadership and mentoring to the development team. * Design services & system integration, selecting technologies to meet user needs. * Build and maintain technical roadmaps. * Facilitate integrations and reuse with other development teams. * Rapidly build prototypes to demonstrate and test architectural patterns. * Document … and manage the evolution of services and infrastructure through architecture decision records. * Advise product managers on the estimated effort and technical implications of user stories. * Form relationships with external suppliers. * Be accountable for the technical strategy of a portfolio. Essential Skills and Experience * Leadership of projects * Designing services … used at scale using modern back & front-end technologies. * Being responsible for technical teams and delivering user-focused services in multi-disciplinary agile teams. * An ability to build consensus between diverse and often conflicting interests, to achieve agreement on technical plans. * Introducing practices such as TDD, continuous integration more »