Full-time
Business Unit: Customer Operations
Salary: £29,600 - £44,000 (dependent on experience)
Overview:
UCAS is the organisation at the heart of connecting people to higher education in the UK. It has a unique role and expertise in matching the aspirations of hundreds of thousands of applicants each year to the right courses in higher education institutions.
With primary responsibility for providing shared admissions services for UK higher education institutions, UCAS has recently developed an ambitious five year strategy aimed at streamlining and enhancing its services to the sector at a time of unprecedented change. Employing over 400 staff, UCAS provides a range of services to complement the core admissions role as well as completing research, consultancy and advisory work for applicants, schools, colleges, careers services, professional bodies and employers.
The organisation now has a range of critical initiatives to deliver in order to support the sector through changes in the provision of higher education, the way it is funded and the consequences for admissions processes and applicant information.
The UCAS Development Team is responsible for delivering a range of products that have the potential to influence the lives of every young person in the United Kingdom. From our impressive offices located in Cheltenham, we are seeking a driven and passionate developer to join a thriving technical team. Reporting to the Technical Delivery Manager working as part of a high-performance, cross-functional development team to deliver change into the existing estate and develop new solutions and services. Development is supported by an Agile methodology, with focus on working collaboratively with the business, internal stakeholders and other IT staff.
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To apply, please send your CV and a covering letter (clearly stating your salary expectations) to jobs@ucas.ac.uk
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