web programmer jobs in Swindon

Web Developer – SaaS – Swindon (Hybrid, 3 Days in Office) (Tech stack: Web Developer, .NET Framework, WebForms, ASP.NET MVC, React, TypeScript, SCSS, Accessibility, API Integration, Performance Optimisation, Testing, Front End Developer) Our client is an established technology business that builds and maintains sophisticated digital platforms used across multiple sectors. They’re embarking on a...

You will also be assigned an expert tutor and a support mentor who will work with you 1-2-1 or in group sessions to provide additional training and support. Once the HTML & CSS courses are complete, your trainer will move you forward to the next stage.

You will gain a vast range of useful experiences and skills whilst working towards the Level 4 Apprenticeship Standard – Electrical Power Protection and Plant Commissioning Engineer.

You will be set objectives and goals by your training provider and manager to support your studies.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should only use hyperlinks to link directly to reference information.

You must not include links to web resources to extend your application.

You will be the main contact for UKRI.

About the opportunity: We are the internal recruitment partner for our client, a fast-growing and forward-thinking SME insurance broker.We're looking for a driven and commercially minded insurance professional to join their New Business Broking Team, based at one of our clients' sites in Lancaster, Swindon, or the surrounding areas.This is a key role, managing a portfolio of SME clients and...

Estates Co-ordinator Great Western Hospital Full time – .5 hours per week. Salary £,. to £,. depending on experience, plus Serco benefits. Main Purpose: To support Serco’s Estate team in delivering planned and reactive maintenance works on site in a well organised and professional manner. The Estates Co-ordinator will report into the Compliance & Asset Manager for Serco on site, who in turn...

You will gain a vast range of useful experiences and skills whilst working towards the Information Communications Technician - Support Technician Professional Level 3 Apprenticeship qualification.

You will be set objectives and goals by your training provider and manager to support your studies.

You must be employed by a UK research organisation eligible for STFC funding.

You must therefore ensure that all requested funds are appropriate and fully justified.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for Medical Research Council (MRC) funding.

You should consider what you would need to put in place to promote or achieve equity of access to resulting knowledge, technologies, interventions, and therapies.

You should enter the duration of the project as 168 months (14 years).

You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for BBSRC funding.

You must at all times make sure that the funding awarded to you is compliant with all current subsidy control legislation applicable in the UK.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should only use hyperlinks to link directly to reference information.

You must not include links to web resources to extend your application.

You will not be able to apply after this time.

You should apply at least 12 weeks before the start of your project.

You should apply at least 12 weeks before the start of your project.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should only use hyperlinks to link directly to reference information.

You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) funding.

You should identify one organisation to act as the project lead if there are multiple hosts.

You should be able to demonstrate alignment of your training programme with your organisation’s scientific strategies and strengths.

You must be based at a UK independent research organisation (IRO) eligible for Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funding.

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should only use hyperlinks to link directly to reference information.

You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for EPSRC funding.

You should ask for what is needed to deliver the proposed programme of research.

You must explicitly state in your summary which critical mineral(s) your research addresses and where your proposed work has potential application, referencing those critical minerals listed in Table 1 of the .

You should evidence how partnerships are equitable, ethical, responsible and meaningful.

You should demonstrate the added value that cross-national collaboration will make to advancing the research topic by bringing together researchers based in the UK and Germany (and, where applicable, other countries).

You should follow the principles of the and the .

You should use your discretion when including references and prioritise those most pertinent to the application.

You should only use hyperlinks to link directly to reference information.

You must not include links to web resources to extend your application.