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that help to build our global learning community. We are looking for a Principal Microsoft Developer – CRM to join our established Microsoft Infrastructure team to be responsible for developing and
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for an experienced data interface developer, to increase our delivery capability and help evolve our integration architecture and strategy. You will have experience integrating cloud-hosted and on-prem enterprise
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that help to build our global learning community. We are looking for a Senior Microsoft Engineer to join our established Microsoft Infrastructure team. The team is responsible for the on-premises Windows
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Reporting to the Design & Engineering Innovation Centre Manager and working within the Department’s Design & Engineering Innovation Centre, this role provides support across the portfolio of Design
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. For an informal discussion, please contact Professor Christos Gatzidis, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology on [email protected] This post is open to Bournemouth university staff and agency
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, including where it is not your area of expertise. Expert-level knowledge and experience of infrastructure technologies. For an informal discussion, please contact Adam Bartlett (Head of Technology) via email
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environment, utilizing Microsoft technology. Strong understanding of a range of Microsoft Technologies. Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and communicate effectively with stakeholders
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, purchasing required equipment and consumables, arranging scheduled servicing and a willingness to engage with current and new simulation-led technology. You will have excellent interpersonal skills, be IT
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. With your positive mindset, you will see this role as an opportunity to evolve your significant career experience in maintenance/engineering leadership roles across similar large scale, operational
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collaborate with potential industry partners with a view to future technology commercialisation. We seek applicants at an international level of excellence. The National Centre for Computer Animation (BU) has