4 sdet jobs found in Glasgow, glasgow city

Job Title:  Scrum Master / Agile PM - JIRA, Confluence Location:  Glasgow (100% On-Site, 5 days/week) Day Rate:  £400 - £450/day IR35 Status:  Outside IR35 Duration:  Initial 6 Months The Role Seeking a hands-on Scrum Master / Agile PM to drive JIRA and Confluence quality, adoption, and governance across a large-scale programme in Glasgow. This is an operational, on-the-ground role requiring deep Atlassian technical skills. You will actively guide users, troubleshoot issues, standardise workflows, and set up robust reporting. We are specifically looking for candidates leveraging modern AI tools ( Atlassian Rovo  and  Anthropic Claude ) to automate delivery metrics, track progress, and streamline reporting. Key Requirements JIRA & Confluence Expertise:  Power-user/admin-level capability; deep understanding of custom workflows, schemes, and advanced roadmaps. Hands-on...

Job Title: Scrum Master/Agile PM - JIRA, Confluence Location: Glasgow (100% On-Site, 5 days/week) Day Rate: £400 - £450/day IR35 Status: Outside IR35 Duration: Initial 6 months The Role Seeking a hands-on Scrum Master/Agile PM to drive JIRA and Confluence quality, adoption, and governance across a large-scale programme in Glasgow. This is an operational, on-the-ground role requiring deep Atlassian technical skills. You will actively guide users, troubleshoot issues, standardise workflows, and set up robust reporting. We are specifically looking for candidates leveraging modern AI tools ( Atlassian Rovo and Anthropic Claude ) to automate delivery metrics, track progress, and streamline reporting. Key Requirements JIRA & Confluence Expertise: Power-user/admin-level capability; deep understanding of custom workflows, schemes, and advanced roadmaps. Hands-on Agile Delivery: Proven track record in a practical Scrum Master role within complex,...

On the floor of a working factory, someone is running a job off a screen. That screen belongs to a manufacturing system that's over twenty years old and now being rebuilt from the ground up. You'd set the direction for the front-end of the new one. This is operator software, used by skilled people doing real work under time pressure. When the interface fails, production is interrupted, so the quality of what you ship is felt on the floor the same day. You'd validate designs directly with the operators who use them, face to face. The client application has recently been modernised onto React 19 and Vite, and now it needs extending across every part of the workflow as the business migrates off the legacy system, without regressing the people who depend on it mid-shift. You'd own the architecture, the standards and the craft, and lift the existing engineers as you go. What matters here: You've led a product front-end on modern React and TypeScript, because the testing...

A system that has run for over twenty years still underpins core production across dozens of sites worldwide. It's now at end of life, and replacing it is a funded, multi-year programme. You'd own the back-end architecture for the new one. This is business-critical in the literal sense: when the current system goes down, production stops. So the standards you set are load-bearing from week one, and the work shows up where the business actually feels it. It's greenfield in the languages that matter (Kotlin, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, an event-driven core). The harder problem is the knowledge itself. Two decades of hard-won operational logic sits in the heads of a few domain experts and inside a legacy database nobody wants to touch. A large part of the job is building the migration that lifts that knowledge into a clean, event-driven codebase, one area at a time, without dropping a single transaction in a business that never pauses. A few things that matter: You've led...