18 web-programmer-developer-"https:"-"UCL"-"U.S" uni jobs at University of Glasgow in United Kingdom
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Job Purpose As a Research Software Engineer at the Urban Big Data Centre (UBDC), University of Glasgow, you will play a key role in building robust, scalable software systems that unlock
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, maintain and enhance the School’s recruitment web pages. 6. Work with the Marketing Officer to plan assets and content for digital marketing campaigns. 7. Design market assessment reports for specific
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. Administer and coordinate quality enhancement including monitoring, feedback and evaluation of the pilot. 4. Plan events and activities relevant to the pilot including awareness raising, training and
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Job Purpose Are you an experienced Research Software Engineer who thrives on solving complex problems through hands-on development and technical leadership? The Urban Big Data Centre (UBDC) is
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web structures and identify any change in these marine ecosystems. You will assist in the development of ecosystem models to examine the wider effects of these changes. The successful candidate will
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. To liaise with IT and computing staff, and with commercial printers, as appropriate. 10. Subject to project priorities to assist the DASG systems developer with the DASG Audio Archive, maintaining
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similar or number of different roles. A2 Web Application Development: C#, ASP.NET, HTML, CSS and JSON. A3 Development tools: code repositories (GitHub), IDEs (Visual Studio), continuous integration (Jenkins
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(Word/Excel). C6 Well-developed analytical and problem-solving capability. C7 Accuracy and attention to detail. C8 Competent user of email, internet and web-based systems. Experience Essential: E1
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Job Purpose To provide administrative support to enable the efficient and effective delivery of the General Practice led teaching and assessment components of the MBChB programme. Main Duties and
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Job Purpose We are seeking an experienced Administrator to join the School of Infection & Immunity, MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) (http://www.cvr.ac.uk/ ). This role