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A government department in the UK seeks a Senior Test Engineer to oversee testing strategies and lead development practices. You will ensure best practices in test engineering and improve quality, time and cost objectives. The role involves collaborating with teams, defining test approaches, and driving continuous integration practices. Candidates should have strong technical leadership skills and comprehensive knowledge of Agile and Waterfall methodologies. This role may require travel to digital hubs.
This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on Data Enablement, who are a key part of DWP's Digital modernisation programme. This area owns data enabling products and is responsible for the transformation to bring Data and Analytics managed data through new products. You will be working as part of the Strategic Modern Analytical Tooling programme, responsible for migrating and transforming the core analytical tools used by Data & Analytics, to modernise their SAS 9.4 analytical platform to SAS Viya. As a Senior Test Engineer you will define the overall testing strategy, provide technical leadership and guidance to test engineering teams, and have oversight of all testing activities. You will ensure that best practices are in place, and drive improvements by sharing knowledge and resources across teams. As part of the role, you will be required to travel regularly to the other digital hubs. The frequency of this will be discussed further should you be successful. If this sounds like you, apply now! Roles & Responsibilities include:
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