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Hiring Software Developers Now
Gordon Povey • 6 September 2019
We will soon be making an announcement about an exciting new project we have been working on. We are looking for talented software developers to join us on this project and hope to recruit a full-stack developer immediately and we will also looking for skills in a number of other areas as the project develops. Knowledge of cloud platforms (ideally Azure) and AI/Machine Learning would be really useful too (but not essential).
To work with us you must have a “can-do” attitude and be looking to stretch yourself and contribute to our start-up culture. We offer an enjoyable working environment and big opportunities for the right people that share in our vision.
If you are interested please do get in touch and feel free to share with friends or colleagues that might be interested in having an informal chat with us.
Vector Illustration by Vecteezy!
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This is a guest blog post by Jack Warner of TechWarn. The French government bids farewell to Google and adopts Qwant. At the end of last year, the French National Assembly announced that they are not going to use Google anymore. All the devices belonging to the French government will adopt a new search engine […]
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The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will kick in on 1st January 2020
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