Senior Software Development Engineer in Test
Expected salary range
£58,793
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Job Description
Join the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency as a Senior Software Development Engineer in Test, where you'll lead the design and development of test frameworks and automation tools to ensure high-quality digital products that support UK road safety. Benefit from an excellent pension contribution of 28.97% and flexible working options promoting work-life balance. You'll collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, mentor peers and drive continuous improvement in test engineering practices. This role offers a hybrid working model with a minimum of 30 hours per week, competitive salary plus a digital and data allowance, and commitment to diversity and inclusion. Apply now to be part of an innovative, inclusive team making a real impact!
Key Benefits:
- £44,241 base salary plus up to £14,552 allowance
- Employer pension contribution of 28.97%
- 25 to 30 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Flexible and hybrid working
- Career development opportunities
- Inclusive workplace supportive of diversity and disabilities
Your Impact:
- Lead development of reusable test frameworks
- Build automated checks for APIs and integrations
- Improve CI/CD pipeline confidence with automation
- Investigate complex test failures and support live service reliability
- Mentor and promote quality engineering practices
Make your mark in a role that combines engineering excellence with public service! 💻🚦🌟
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
🚀 Step up as a Senior Software Development Engineer in Test at DVSA! Enjoy a great salary, high pension contributions, and flexible working. Lead innovative test automation projects that impact UK road safety. Collaborate in an inclusive environment and grow your career with hybrid working options. Apply today to be a key player in delivering reliable and scalable digital services! 💼✨
Job offer are open to all, without discrimination and in gender equality.
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