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Job Title: Software Engineer Salary: £53,818 - £59,199 (Band E S1) gross per annum dependent on experience Location: RAL- Oxfordshire Contract Type: Up to 4x Permanent Positions Hours: Full Time/Part Time (80% minimum) (We understand the importance of work-life balance, and are happy to … holiday/privilege days and a number of other benefits (https://stfccareers.co.uk/rewards-and-benefits/). About the Role The Software and Control Systems Group maintains software ranging from the control of quantum computing hardware through to providing quantum programming platforms for application engineers. … ability to influence stakeholders (S&I) C# programming language and dotnet ecosystem (S&I) Microsoft tools: Windows, Office, Teams, SharePoint, Visual Studio (S&I) Software design, development, and test (S&I) Significant knowledge of Software and Systems Architectures (S&I) Demonstrable experience in several of the following: (S more »

will have the opportunity to showcase the project's achievements by sharing your expertise with internal and external stakeholders. You will actively engage in software engineering activities, fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration within the RSE community at the college and beyond. Alongside enhancing the team's development methodologies, you … will demonstrate exceptional communication skills, ensuring effective collaboration and information dissemination. About You As a Senior Research Software Engineer at the Centre for Experimental Cancer Medicine (CECM), Queen Mary University London, you will utilize your professional expertise to effectively deliver research software and databases. Your primary responsibility … will be to lead and make significant contributions to the development of clinical trial software, electronic data capture systems, and databases. The post holder will collaborate closely with the BCI technical team, playing a crucial role in improving and maintaining the institute's software, while promoting best practices more »