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Lead. You will analyse a variety of applications to understand the installation, configuration, functionality, interoperability and security aspects of software to produce technical and release management documents to support the deployment and subsequent support of the application. Clearance: You will need to hold active, current DV Clearance. Working more »

AWS (ideally) & SAP Landscape awareness. CI/CD - Implementing & managing CI/CD Pipelines. Managing SAP Transports - coordinating with SAP BASIS teams - System Configuration & Release Management. Ideally - experience with JavaScript, TypeScript & Node.js. Ideally - knowledge of Python based platforms. Conducting Code Reviews. Application Roadmap - determine & maintain Short & Long-Range Application … Roadmap. Collaborating with Development, Operations & QA teams. Managing Release Cycles. Third Parties - partner with external IT/Tech providers. Security Best Practices. Agile Methodology - planning, prioritisation, resource management etc. Analytical & Problem-Solving skills. Excellent Communication & Interpersonal skills. Desirable Experience: CI Jenkins, GitLab & CI/CD. Operational Technology Processes more »

AWS (ideally) & SAP Landscape awareness. CI/CD - Implementing & managing CI/CD Pipelines. Managing SAP Transports - coordinating with SAP BASIS teams - System Configuration & Release Management. Ideally - experience with JavaScript, TypeScript & Node.js. Ideally - knowledge of Python based platforms. Conducting Code Reviews. Application Roadmap - determine & maintain Short & Long-Range Application … Roadmap. Collaborating with Development, Operations & QA teams. Managing Release Cycles. Third Parties - partner with external IT/Tech providers. Security Best Practices. Agile Methodology - planning, prioritisation, resource management etc. Analytical & Problem-Solving skills. Excellent Communication & Interpersonal skills. Desirable Experience: CI Jenkins, GitLab & CI/CD. Operational Technology Processes more »