71 coding-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "Data driven Materials Modeling" uni jobs at University of Oxford
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technical guidance and training to team members across disciplines. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys being deeply involved in coding while also sharing their knowledge and expertise to support a
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finances. Attention to detail and accuracy, excellent IT skills, confidence with technology including text processors, spreadsheets and a basic familiarity with coding. The ability to produce well presented
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, building, programming, testing, and maintaining a large fleet of robots and systems. You will have a background in developing, deploying, and maintaining code that interfaces with hardware. You will have
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programmes. Experience of working within the University setting and relevant policies, regulations, legislation, and codes of practice for delivering the above activity would be advantageous. What We Offer As
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, bioinformatic and statistical analyses, and the maintenance of clinical trial databases. The postholder will be expected to use version control and collaborative code management platforms (e.g. Git/GitHub) as
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codes are applied in accordance with HMRC regulations. Able to calculate manually PAYE tax deductions and NICs. • Calculating salary arrears and advances where necessary. Calculating under/overpayments
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. We do this by shipping code, delivering papers, building capacity, and advocating for new ways of working. The successful applicant will leverage their engineering expertise to drive the development
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projects, and links to representative code repositories, preprints or other technical outputs (e.g. GitHub, GitLab or personal website), highlighting your contributions where appropriate. • A 1-page
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CV including publications, relevant technical projects, and links to representative code repositories, preprints or other technical outputs (e.g. GitHub, GitLab or personal website), highlighting your
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code repositories, preprints or other technical outputs (e.g. GitHub, GitLab or personal website), highlighting your contributions where appropriate. A 1-page statement describing your previous work