2 Permanent Azure Data Factory Jobs in the Thames Valley with Remote Work Options

Job Title: Lead Developer Main skills: Azure, Python, ReactJS Location: Berkshire, Hampshire or Scotland/hybrid working available from these locations The Bridge Technology Partners are supporting a national award winning Utilities business with their ambitious growth plans. As part of this huge investment, our client is looking … for a Lead Developer with strong Azure and Python skills. Competence with ReactJS is also highly desirable but not essential. As the Lead Full-Stack Developer, you will play a pivotal role in the development and maintenance of applications and infrastructure, ensuring speedy software development and deployment. With … the needs of the business. Your key responsibilities will include: Designing, developing, and maintaining web applications (Python & ReactJS) across the business, focusing on Azure functions, APIs, and application integrations. Coaching and leading by example within the continuous development team to add value to our products through development and more »

at least once a month + as and when required. Overview: Applications are welcomed from candidates who have 5+ years enterprise experience with Azure, who can demonstrate a real passion for cloud technologies, with strong problem solving and critical thinking, good communication skills and a strong work ethic. … category, amongst other accolades. They have high ambitions and are looking to bring in highly skilled individuals to help continue the adoption of Azure-native services and building a best-of-breed scalable SaaS platform for their solutions. Working collaboratively with the existing DevOps engineering team alongside the … Architect, the individual will have an influence and diverse workload covering (but not limited to): Design Automation of infrastructure and software rollout using Azure DevOps pipelines, including quality gates such as peer reviews. Design and develop Infrastructure, using an IaC approach, that aligns with industry best practices such more »