4 Contract Agile Software Development Jobs in Edinburgh

of £494/day (Outside IR35). This role will be a hybrid of working at home and in the office. Responsibilities: - Research and development of novel solutions that enable the organisation's automation goals. - Demonstrate excellent, sustainable, and collaborative software development practice that's focused on … and adaptation. - Engage with the wider communities of practice and interest to share knowledge, techniques, and experience. - Ensure high quality of developed solutions through development and maintenance of unit tests - with appropriate code coverage - and code analysis using code quality tools. - Ensure that developed software complies with non … functional requirements, such as accessibility, security, UI/UX, performance, maintainability, deployability, etc - Troubleshoot development and production problems across multiple environments and operating platforms, from the AWS-based modern stack to the multiple strands of ETL and database (Legacy and otherwise) that underpins the service. - Routinely use collaborative development more »

new contract role is with a major organisation in Scotland's public sector. The client for this role is based in Edinburgh. An experienced software engineer is required to provide hands-on technical leadership to an agile development team seeking to leverage document processing and ML to more »

new contract role is with a major organisation in Scotland's public sector. The client for this role is based in Edinburgh. An experienced software engineer is required to provide hands-on technical leadership to an agile development team seeking to leverage document processing and ML to more »

Stakeholder management Design and implementation of solutions using a service-based and serverless architecture. Cloud monitoring, telemetry, intelligence tools and processes such as Grafana. Agile delivery models - Scrum/Kanban. Formal XP engineering techniques. Infrastructure as code. This is a 6-month contract with possibilities of extension. Working predominantly more »