2 Part-Time Web Development Jobs in the Thames Valley

across the University by enabling them to make evidence-based decisions using insight and analytics. This new role will be responsible for Full Stack web development, in order to create high-quality data and insight applications for staff and students. This will entail developing applications ready for adoption … collaborating with Business and IT to transition services effectively, in an agile delivery environment. Key Accountabilities Full Stack Web Development to create high-quality data and insight applications for staff and students. Leverage Azure suite to develop APIs conforming to The Open University's API standards. Implement continuous … integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines to automate software delivery and streamline the development process. Develop applications ready for adoption, collaborating with Business and IT to transition services effectively, in an agile delivery environment. Produce and/or review designs for systems which are feasible and cost more »

to make evidence-based decisions using insight and analytics. You will be working in a team which is responsible for developing a suite of web-based applications which initially support stakeholders in understanding student behaviour and performance. Key Accountabilities Design and develop a roadmap of data driven applications that … and learning Lead and manage multiple cross functional teams of full-stack developers, product owners and testers, and be able to deliver on various web-based applications Create a fully functioning team that is passionate about implementation of data solutions that are effective and efficient in delivering the expected … Take responsibility, plan and implement the delivery of technical data applications end to end from inception to deployment and maintenance. This includes full stack development and testing, implementing CICD, deployments and managing service Review code and provide technical direction to the team Own and evolve the tech stack and more »