As a developer, you will be responsible for applications using specific languages and technologies that are relevant to your project – this could be front-end or back-end web development. The role in itself can be particularly varied when dealing with bespoke customer requirements on top of new feature requests and general enhancements.

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Infrastructure Support Engineers are responsible for building and maintaining the fabric on which all other IT systems and services are built. This infrastructure extends to structured cabling, internet connections, storage area networks and virtualisation platform which form the base for corporate IT systems. Most importantly, that person is one of the “go to” people in IT that make the company what it is and enables everyone else to work.

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eCommerce Platform Engineering is already a big market but is still growing and very quickly at that. Whilst the media is full of stories of misery on the high street, there are also numerous good news articles about online retailing. Whilst most companies now offer their services online – it is still typical for online sales to account for less than 10 or 20% of overall revenue. As such, there is a huge demand for people to develop better eCommerce platforms that help drive up online revenue.

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QA and software testing provides the means and measures for testing all aspects of a software solution – technically and functionally, in order to meet specific requirements of the overall quality of the intended solution.

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As an iOS or Android Software Developer, you will write code for applications specifically for use on mobile devices. You will pay special attention to the compatibility of the applications to ensure that they are supported and fully functional and ultimately, it is your responsibility to form interfaces that consistently improve the user experience.

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