full scope of software development activities including requirements gathering, system design (front-end user interface work and back-end database/process work, including SQL), testing and UAT support. This will enable you to take personal responsibility for the majority of the life-cycle tasks from concept to fully-formed … product using both waterfall and agile methodologies. Experience of working with SQL and Oracle databases is highly desired, as is at least 10 years of commercial experience in software development. This role requires on-site working 2 days per week in their Daventry office. For this reason, the successful candidate more »
Daventry, Northamptonshire, East Midlands, United Kingdom
DGH Recruitment
full scope of software development activities including requirements gathering, system design (front-end user interface work and back-end database/process work, including SQL), testing and UAT support. This will enable you to take personal responsibility for the majority of the life-cycle tasks from concept to fully-formed … product using both waterfall and agile methodologies. Experience of working with SQL and Oracle databases is highly desired, as is at least 10 years of commercial experience in software development. This role requires on-site working 2 days per week in their Daventry office. For this reason, the successful candidate more »
Daventry, Northamptonshire, East Midlands, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
MYO
Senior Business Systems Analyst/Business System Analyst/Lead BA/Technical Business Analyst/Requirements Gathering/Software Development/SDLC/SQL/Databases/Systems Design/Testing/Implementation/Architecture/Hybrid Northamptonshire/Daventry/Remote. £55,000 + 70,000 + bonus … Systems Analyst/Business Analyst or Technical Business Analyst 5-10 years + Strong technical skills, role will involve systems design, database design, testing SQL Software Development Lifecycle/SDLC/Front End/Back End development Requirements gathering, creating/designing functional specifications, workshops etc It may be that more »