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C# Software Developer
Trek Recruitment Ltd Wrexham, Clwyd
07/12/2025
Full time
C# Software Developer (with Networking & IT Systems exposure) Location: Wrexham, North Wales Salary: £35,000 + excellent benefits Our client is a leader in developing manufacturing tech and on their behalf we're looking for a sharp, hands-on C# developer who loves building real-world applications that make a genuine difference on the factory floor and in the office. This isn't a typical "helpdesk" role. Yes, you'll be the go-to person for the company's IT systems, but the main focus is writing clean, maintainable code - primarily in C# .NET Core - to extend and improve the client's in-house manufacturing and business platforms. Networking and infrastructure are part of the mix (because everything you build has to talk to the real world), but they're secondary to solid programming skills. THE ROLE Designing and building new features and tools in C# .NET Core (this is the bulk of the role) Maintaining and enhancing our existing bespoke applications Writing scripts and automation tools in Python/PHP when it makes sense Occasional Laravel/PHP work on internal web tools Helping keep the infrastructure running smoothly (Windows/Linux servers, Active Directory, VMware, Office 365, backups, Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi, Fortinet firewalls, etc.) Configuring switches, firewalls, laptops, Raspberry Pis and label printers when needed Supporting users (mostly remotely via Teams) - but this is light compared to the development work Creating BI dashboards and playing with AI/automation ideas YOU First and foremost: strong C# .NET Core skills - you enjoy writing code more than resetting passwords Comfortable with modern development tools (GitHub, VS Code, Jira, etc.) Happy to touch infrastructure when required - you understand networking basics, Active Directory, servers, VMware, etc. (you don't need to be a CCNA, just not scared of it) Bonus points if you've worked with SQL Server, IIS, REST APIs, or have any manufacturing/warehouse exposure Minimum HNC/HND or degree in Computer Science / Software Development (or equivalent experience) 1-2 years+ commercial programming experience (more is fine too) Why you'll love it here - You get to own and shape real products used every day by hundreds of people Proper variety - one day you're adding a new feature in C#, the next you're deploying a Raspberry Pi on the shop floor Forward-thinking company that's genuinely investing in digital transformation and AI Small, friendly IT team - no corporate red tape Great package: enhanced pension, private healthcare, heavily subsidised canteen, 25 days holiday + banks, hybrid flexibility If you're a C# developer who wants to stay close to the metal, see your code make an immediate impact, and doesn't mind rolling up your sleeves on the occasional bit of networking or infrastructure, this could be perfect.
Business Analyst
Dickson O'Brien
07/12/2025
Full time
Our Growing Client based in South Manchester are looking to recruit a Business Analyst The roles purpose is to: Ensure all key business users have the information they need to make decisions. The reports are produced in a timely manner and are clear and concise. Leading strategic, cross departmental requirements , driving alignment and consensus among senior stakeholders, product owners, and technical teams. Manage the full requirements lifecycle end to end using MS Dynamics and Power BI, ensuring robust traceability, version control, and strict change management within delivery cycles Develop comprehensive business cases, impact assessments, and process models supporting operational teams Developing and maintaining data collection procedures Analysing complex data using software such as Microsoft Dynamics, Power BI, Excel and/or Microsoft Access Determining trends or changes in the data Producing accurate forecasts based on previous data samples Producing detailed reports that can also be readily understood Recommending areas for change or improvement, based on inferences made from the data Keeping up to date on industry-wide, national and international data trends related to the business KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Microsoft Power BI Microsoft Excel advanced user SAP Business Objects Excellent communication and interpretation skills Excellent numerical and analytical skills Knowledge of advanced statistical models, graphs and databases The ability to interpret data and offer recommendations based on that interpretation. The ideal person will be commercial and be able to produce and communicate reports. Experience in a Business Analyst role is essential. The role reports into the Finance Director, so any back experience in accountancy or working with the accounts function is desirable. The role is 2 days WFH and 3 days in the office and is based in Cheadle. You must be north-west based or have strong plans to move to the north-west. This is a retained role with our agency and all suitable candidates will be met on TEAMS by our agency.
Google Cloud Architect
Accenture
07/12/2025
Full time
Role: Google Cloud Architect Location: London or ManchesterCareer Level: Manager Please Note: Any offer of employment is subject to satisfactory BPSS and SC security clearance which requires 5 years continuous UK address history (typically including no periods of 30 consecutive days or more spent outside of the UK) at the point of application. Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services in strategy and consulting, interactive, technology and operations, with digital capabilities across all these services. With our thought leadership and culture of innovation, we apply industry expertise, diverse skill sets and next-generation technology to each business challenge We believe in inclusion and diversity and supporting the whole person. Our core values comprise of Stewardship, Best People, Client Value Creation, One Global Network, Respect for the Individual and Integrity. Year after year, Accenture is recognized worldwide not just for business performance but for inclusion and diversity too. "Across the globe, one thing is universally true of the people of Accenture: We care deeply about what we do and the impact we have with our clients and with the communities in which we work and live. It is personal to all of us." - Julie Sweet, Accenture CEO Our Team Together we engineer and build the infrastructure, tools, access and telemetry for systems that enable orchestration of Google-scale services. Join us and help build what matters. We are seeking a Google Cloud Architect to join the Accenture Google Business Group (AGBG) within Accenture Technology in the UK, specifically focused on our UK public sector clients. You'll be part of a team that engineers and implements the infrastructure, tools, access and telemetry for systems that enable orchestration of Google-scale services. As a Google Cloud Architect, you will: Lead the technical architecture and delivery of Google Cloud solutions for public sector clients Design, deploy, and operate secure Google Cloud solutions both on client sites and internal reference implementations Provide technical guidance and mentorship to small teams ensuring successful project delivery Leverage your deep knowledge of Google Cloud architecture and engineering to deliver enterprise grade solutions
Software Engineer - Manchester
Accenture Manchester, Lancashire
07/12/2025
Full time
Role: Software Engineer - Manchester Level: 9 - Specialist Please Note: Any offer of employment is subject to satisfactory SC security clearance which requires 5 years continuous UK address history, typically including no periods of 30 consecutive days or more spent outside of the UK.Note: The above information relates to a specific client requirement Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services in strategy and consulting, interactive, technology and operations, with digital capabilities across all of these services. With our thought leadership and culture of innovation, we apply industry expertise, diverse skill sets and next-generation technology to each business challenge. We believe in inclusion and diversity and supporting the whole person. Our core values comprise of Stewardship, Best People, Client Value Creation, One Global Network, Respect for the Individual and Integrity. Year after year, Accenture is recognized worldwide not just for business performance but for inclusion and diversity too. "Across the globe, one thing is universally true of the people of Accenture: We care deeply about what we do and the impact we have with our clients and with the communities in which we work and live. It is personal to all of us." - Julie Sweet, Accenture CEO As a team: Accenture Software & Platform Engineering is powered by a community of 1,000+ experts and provides end-to-end product engineering solutions which deliver tangible value, fast. We bring together an obsession for technical excellence with agility and scale, to help clients move from project to product at speed. We partner with clients across all sectors-from fast-growing scale-ups to national and global blue-chip companies, as well as public sector organizations. Our teams regularly develop products that reach and impact millions of users. As a member of our Software & Platform Engineering team, you will: Develop traditional and serverless applications and services in an agile and collaborative environment using source control that integrate with data storage services / message buses and other architectural elements Deploy these applications using features such as containers to cloud leveraging CI/CD to support this process backed with good observability when running these in production Ensure quality through the creation of documentation and use of unit / integration / contract testing with a consideration of security / performance requirements
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Technical Business Analyst
The Royal Household London
11/11/2025
Full time
Elevate your tech career with purpose, impact, and opportunity. If you have a passion for technology and the impact it can have on business processes, this is your chance to join a team where tradition meets innovation.  At Royal Collection Trust you'll gain practical exposure from day one, supporting the business’s operation and contributing to a purpose that matters. Our Systems Infrastructure team manages, develops and supports Royal Collection Trust's commercial and collections management systems, websites, and technical infrastructure across multiple UK sites. The guidance and insight it provides ensures the smooth running of our operations, as well as helping pave the way forward for the future. As a Technical Business Analyst, you’ll analyse the entire range of business controls, systems and applications, their lifecycles, uses, suppliers and stakeholders for Royal Collection Trust’s specialist infrastructure, ensuring products and services meet business and user needs, compliance and risk standards, and are aligned with our organisational goals. Key Responsibilities: Shape and deliver smart solutions by designing, evaluating, and implementing technology that meets business needs while maintaining quality and best practices. Drive projects with through Agile methodologies, helping teams prioritise, manage scope, and deliver minimum viable products (MVPs) quickly and effectively. Formulate operational support models, delivering the requisite knowledge transfer and solution documentation. Monitor the compliance of solutions against accepted standards and risk controls, planning and executing works, and managing relationships with suppliers and their products’ lifecycles to support this. Turn business needs into technical reality by working closely with stakeholders to analyse goals, processes, and challenges, and translate them into actionable requirements. Evaluate options and prove the value by assessing feasibility, quantifying benefits, contributing to business cases and supporting testing to validate outcomes.   Essential Criteria: You’ll have a recognised Project Management qualification (Agile preferred) at Practitioner level. You’ll have proven experience of managing complex stakeholder and supplier relationships, maintained through your excellent written and verbal communication skills. Digitally fluent and with a passion for technology, you’ll possess knowledge of delivering enterprise-level solutions. You’ll exhibit an analytical approach to problem solving and an outstanding eye for detail, showing initiative, whilst understanding when to seek guidance. Efficient and exceptionally organised, with the ability to multi-task, you’ll work well under pressure, juggling a varied workload and balancing priorities and deadlines.   What we offer: We know that to deliver our best work; we need to feel at our best. That’s why at the Royal Household we offer a generous benefits package designed to support your wellbeing and life priorities. Enjoy 25 days annual leave, rising to 30 days pro rata (plus bank holidays) dependent on the length of time you have worked for us. Flexible and hybrid working varies across different roles, and we’ll discuss the options available to you that will suit both your job requirements and individual preferences. Our excellent non-contributory pension plan (we’ll contribute 15% and you can contribute more if you wish) is highly valued by our employees, as is complimentary lunch on-site to keep you fuelled throughout the day. We also offer a range of leave options to support your life priorities, such as parental pay and leave and volunteering days, as well as benefits to support your physical and mental wellbeing. Other perks include 20% off at our Royal Collection Trust Shops and complimentary admission tickets across all our locations, along with many more exclusive employee discounts. Find out more about the full range of benefits available to our employees  here.
IT Account Manager
Evolve Computers Kingston upon Thames
18/09/2025
Full time
About Us Evolve is a trusted Managed Service Provider (MSP) supporting a diverse customer base across the UK and internationally. Our clients span Renewable Energy, Property, Professional Services, Finance, and Charity. Our core values — Security, Service, Integrity — guide everything we do. We deliver robust IT services and cybersecurity solutions , keeping our clients’ systems safe in an evolving digital landscape.   We’re a growing business with a clear plan to expand our capabilities and strengthen our presence in the IT industry. We invest in our people, offering professional development and a culture that values both technical excellence and customer care.   Why Join Us? This is an exciting opportunity to step into a key Account Management role where you’ll be the trusted advisor to our clients, ensuring their success while identifying opportunities for growth. You’ll work with supportive technical teams, develop your expertise in cybersecurity, and help shape long-term customer relationships.   The Role As an IT  Account Manager,  you’ll: Build and maintain exceptional client relationships. Conduct regular customer meetings and strategic reviews. Translate technical concepts (especially cyber protection) into business value. Manage customer roadmaps and ensure smooth onboarding. Proactively identify upsell and project opportunities. Advocate for clients internally, ensuring their needs are met.   What We’re Looking For Proven Account Management experience in IT (MSP experience highly desirable). Strong knowledge of Microsoft 365, Office, Windows, and Windows Server. Good understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals (firewalls, endpoint protection, phishing, compliance frameworks). Familiarity with PSA and monitoring tools (Autotask, N-able). Consultative sales mindset with ability to spot opportunities. Excellent communication, presentation, and relationship-building skills. Highly organised, proactive, and detail-focused.   What We Offer Competitive salary + performance bonus/commission. Training and career development (including cyber certifications). Hybrid/flexible working options. Supportive, values-led culture. Opportunity to grow with a forward-thinking MSP.   If you’re passionate about customer success, account management, and IT services , we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and help our clients succeed securely and sustainably.
Database Administrator
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Holborn, London, UK
28/10/2024
Full time
Position Overview We are seeking a skilled and motivated Database Administrator (DBA) to join and manage our new Data team including a Junior Database Administrator. The role will include taking the lead with data quality and integrity, identifying issues and their causes, resolving data and process issues, and steering data cleansing activities across a diverse workforce. The ideal candidate will have experience of managing data and databases within the Microsoft ecosystem, including Dynamics, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and Azure Data Warehouse. Additionally, the candidate will be skilled in using SQL and Power BI to create detailed reports and dashboards for tracking key performance indicators (KPIs).   Key Responsibilities   Manage the installation, configuration, and maintenance of databases within Microsoft Dynamics, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and Azure Data Warehouse. Ensure databases are properly structured, maintained, and upgraded as needed. Define, implement, and manage seamless data integration across various platforms and applications. Implement and maintain robust security measures to protect sensitive data from unauthorised access and breaches. Develop and manage backup and recovery plans to safeguard data integrity and availability. Diagnose and resolve data and database-related issues promptly to minimise downtime and ensure smooth operations. Management and training of junior staff and data teams. Oversee data cleansing operations to ensure data is accurate and free from inconsistencies. Develop and maintain detailed reports and dashboards using Power BI to track and visualise KPIs. Monitor and optimise database performance to ensure efficient data retrieval and storage. Monitor and audit data to identify and resolve discrepancies, ensuring high data integrity. Ensuring that the right data is available to the right people at the right time. Assisting teams in analysing data to support business decisions. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure data quality requirements are met and conduct regular data quality assessments to track improvements. Create and maintain comprehensive documentation of configurations, processes, and procedures. Work closely and collaboratively with IT colleagues, development teams, and other stakeholders in a diverse and inclusive global environment to support data-related needs and projects.   Experience, Knowledge and Skills   Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a related field. Proven experience as a Database Administrator or Data Analyst. Proficiency in Microsoft Dynamics, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, and Azure Data Warehouse. High level of skills in Power BI to include Dashboards and Executive reporting. Strong knowledge of SQL and database management systems. Experience with database performance tuning and optimisation. Experience in implementing data security best practices. Excellent problem-solving abilities. Experience managing data cleansing exercises. Experience managing and mentoring staff. Strong communication and collaboration skills. Detail-oriented with a focus on accuracy and quality. Ability to work well alone and as part of a team. Strong commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion fostering a collaborative environment amongst their team and the wider organisation   What's in it for you?   Contract: Permanent Salary: £50,000 per annum Annual leave: 25 days per annum plus UK bank holidays Sick pay: Enhanced company scheme subject to terms and conditions Life assurance: Company life assurance scheme (4 x annual salary) Pension: Generous Pension Scheme (from day 1 of joining) Check out the full range of benefits on offer on our careers site   Application Notes:   A covering letter of ideally one A4 page but no more than two along with your CV is required to complete your application. See cover letter guidance at the end of our advert on our careers site. The deadline for applications is 23:59 hours by Sunday 10 November 2024. Interviews are scheduled to take place from the week commencing 18 November 2024. Due to business requirements, we are looking for someone to start as soon as possible however, we are committed to considering all applications fairly.

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High Paying IT Jobs UK – Top Tech Careers, Skills & Salaries
05/12/2025
High Paying IT Jobs UK – Top Tech Careers, Skills & Salaries In the UK, technology has been dominating the job market and is one of the leading sectors in terms of job creation. The technology industry includes many sectors that have continued to show strong demand for talent, including Finance, Healthcare, Telecommunications, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Retail, and Cyber Security . As organisations increasingly implement next generation digital and AI-enabled tools, there is a rapidly increasing need for skilled Tech Professionals, now and in the future. Due to these growing numbers of organisations seeking Tech Professionals, the availability of attractive remuneration, long-term job security, remote working opportunities, and a defined path for career development in the Tech sector will continue to be appealing for job seekers. If you are interested in developing a Head of Cloud Engineering, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, DevOps, or Software Development , the UK is one of the best places in the world to have a rewarding, high-paying technology job. The expanding number of high-paid IT jobs in the UK is largely due to the rapid digital transformation that is taking place across all types of businesses in the UK. Because most UK companies are modernising their IT Infrastructure by upgrading to the latest cloud technology and outsourcing a large part of their IT infrastructure to global businesses, there is a great deal of opportunity for skilled cloud engineers, software developers, and security experts working in IT. Additionally, as cyber threats continue to rise in number and become more sophisticated, many businesses must invest heavily in hiring skilled security experts. The salary of these skilled security experts is one of the highest paid categories of high-paid IT jobs in the UK. The demand for skill sets in the data science, AI Engineer, and automation developer area will continue to grow in the coming years as the world of the Internet becomes more and more integrated/connected through machine learning and other automation technologies. As most UK based organisations are moving their IT Infrastructure and Assets to the cloud via AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, this shift has also created significant demand for both Cloud Architects and DevOps Engineers. Overview of the top 10 highest-payed IT jobs in Great Britain. Here are the ten most highly lucrative jobs in Great Britain related to technology, based on their level of compensation and projected continued success into the future. Cloud Architect - £80,000 - £130,000+ Cloud Architects are responsible for designing secure and scalable cloud infrastructures through a variety of vendor services (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP), making this profession one of the highest-salaried jobs in the United Kingdom. Cyber Security Manager/Consultant - £70,000 - £120,000 As cyber threats continue to increase in volume and sophistication, organizations are paying more to hire specialists who can help protect their assets. Job roles include penetration testing professionals, SOC (Security Operations Center) managers, and Cybersecurity Consultants. DevOps Engineer - £65,000 - £110,000 The popularity of Automation, Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) Pipeline Delivery Methodologies, and Cloud Technologies continues to create significant demand for Devops Engineers. For those looking to succeed as a DevOps Engineer, familiarity with Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins will be essential. Artificial Intelligence Engineer/Machine Learning Engineer - £70,000 - £125,000 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is projected to become an ever more prominent element of everyday life in 2023 and beyond, which means AI Engineers and Machine Learning Developers will continue to see high levels of salary within both technology and non-technology sectors. Software Development Manager - £75,000 - £140,000 Software Development Managers deal with management of the Development Team (including Application Development), Systems Architecture and other managerial responsibilities. In general, Software Development Managers constitute the highest salary-paid section. Data Scientist Semi-Annual Salary: £60,000 - £110,000 As companies make many decisions based on data, data science has become a highly valued and lucrative profession. Solution Architect Semi-Annual Salary: £70,000 - £120,000 Solution architects provide architecture for organisations on how to operate within a particular system by creating a model or architecture that includes both technology and people. Blockchain Developer Semi-Annual Salary: £60,000 - £115,000 As companies move towards decentralised financial technologies (deFi), blockchain development is expected to continue growing in popularity and demand. IT Project Manager Semi-Annual Salary: £55,000 - £95,000 IT project managers who oversee large-scale projects involving multiple technologies tend to earn higher than average salaries, particularly for managers with experience managing Agile and Scrum teams. Senior Software Developer Semi-Annual Salary: £55,000 - £90,000+ Senior software developers proficient in one or more of the following languages: Python, Java, C#, Javascript, or mobile application development, tend to be some of the highest-paid individuals in the UK IT job market. High-Paying IT Jobs in the UK: Required Skillset Individuals transitioning into high-paying roles should focus on the following skills: 1) Technical Skills Cloud Computing: (AWS, Azure, GCP) Programming Languages: (Python, Java, C#) Cybersecurity Frameworks DevOps Tools Data Analytics and Machine Learning Automation Technology Networking and Systems 2) Soft Skills Leadership Problem-solving Communication Time Management Agile Project Delivery Industries Most Actively Hiring High-Paying IT Professionals FinTech & Banking Artificial Intelligence and Automation Telecom & Networking Healthcare Technology E-commerce Manufacturing & Robotics Government & Defence In all major industries in the UK, technology jobs remain a vital part of their business, with many growing rapidly due to increasing demand for skilled IT talent. The Keys to Landing a High-Paying IT Job in the UK Develop certifications: (AWS, Azure, CompTIA, CISSP, CCNA) Build a strong portfolio or GitHub repository Use niche job boards to apply for IT jobs Craft a strong CV that portrays measurable achievements Stay abreast of future technology trends Focus on high-demand areas such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. Combining the acquisition of skills with experience is one way to elevate candidates to the upper salary tier. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What IT jobs pay the highest salary in the UK? Cloud architects, cybersecurity managers, AI engineers, data scientists, and DevOps specialists earn the highest salaries. 2. Do high-paying IT jobs require a degree? Not always. Many employers accept candidates with certifications, experience, and strong practical skills. 3. Are high paying IT jobs UK available remotely? Yes. Cloud engineering, cybersecurity, development, and data roles are widely available as remote positions. 4. What skills help me earn more in IT? Cloud skills, cybersecurity expertise, programming, DevOps automation, and AI/ML knowledge. 5. Will high paying tech jobs increase in the upcoming year? Yes. AI adoption, automation, and cloud expansion will continue to boost high-salary IT roles. //
Remote IT Jobs UK – Best Work From Home Tech Careers & Hiring Trends
03/12/2025
Remote IT Jobs UK – Best Work From Home Tech Careers & Hiring Trends Remote work has changed the way that people create careers and has had the greatest impact on the tech industry. Currently, Remote IT Jobs UK are some of the most sought after because of their flexibility, excellent pay and future opportunities for growth. As organisations continue to upgrade their digital environments, implement cloud computing and allocate significant financial resources into cybersecurity and automation, there is a high expectation for remote tech jobs to be created in increasingly large numbers over the next year. Therefore, regardless of whether you have already completed your career as a seasoned professional developer, or you are interested in an entry-level remote IT jobs UK, there will be many additional remote IT positions available in many parts of the world. The rapid growth of remote IT jobs in the UK can be attributed to several factors: Hybrid and fully remote work models are now being adopted by companies This shift towards remote work has permitted the establishment of many thousands of jobs within the IT sector without the need for any relocation from a job seeker. Major UK organisations now realise that their remote teams improve productivity, whilst also reducing costs associated with operating a business. Cloud adoption is becoming increasingly common As businesses migrate to public clouds such as AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, remote job roles like cloud engineers, DevOps specialists and infrastructure administrators will become commonplace. The continued shortage of skilled IT professionals Due to the ongoing tech talent shortage in the UK, employers will continue to look at hiring on a national basis vs a purely local basis. The expansion of AI and automation As you move into the next 12 months, AI-driven products and services will steadily increase, resulting in a greater need for remote roles in the fields of data science, machine learning (ML) engineering, AI analysis and analytics automation. Top Remote IT Jobs in the UK 1) Software Developer (Work from Home) Skills required: Python, Java, JavaScript, .NET, React, Node.js The Software Developer role has some of the highest salaries available for work from home tech jobs in the UK. 2) Remote Technical Support or a Service Desk Role An entry to mid-level role that would allow someone looking to kick off their career in IT (entry-level work) to troubleshoot basic problems using a ticketing system or ticket tracking system, may also include basic networking (setting up access points, configuring switches/switch switches, etc.). 3) Cybersecurity Specialist Business’s need Cybersecurity Specialists to help mitigate the risks associated with increased cyber attacks. 4) Cloud Engineer/DevOps Engineer Most remote infrastructure roles within the UK are Cloud Engineer/DevOps Engineer roles. 5) Data Analyst/Business Intelligence Analyst Analytics positions are among the most sought after at IT companies within the UK due to the overwhelming need for data-driven decision making. 6) Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Engineer The Artificial Intelligence (AI) field will explode with growth in the coming year, which will fuel an increase in needs for Machine Learning (ML), Automation, Pipelines, and AI-enabled Systems (e.g., using AI as an enabler of a new model). 7) Remote Web Developer Areas of Specialisation will include WordPress and Shopify as well as Front-end Development and Back-end Development. Remote Web Developer roles are ideal for self-employed and/or Remote-first employment opportunities. Essential Skills for Remote IT Employment in the UK Technical Skills Cloud computing platforms such as AWS, Azure, and GCP. Programming languages Knowledge of Cybersecurity Basics Data Analysis and SQL Networking Capabilities Automation (Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins) Consistently Interpersonal Skills Effective Use of Time Ability to Communicate Effectively Self-Control and Self-Motivation Ability to Identify Solutions Employers are now searching for candidates that have both the technical skills and Personal Skills needed to perform their duties without any supervision. To fill these positions, employers are seeking well-trained professionals with all the required characteristics listed above. Top Cities in the UK for Remote IT Job Recruitment Although remote positions are available in many other parts of the world, the following cities are leading the way for finding job opportunities: London Manchester Birmingham Cambridge Edinburgh Remote positions will be available to candidates residing in all four of the UKs main regions: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. How to Find the Most Suitable Remote IT Job in the UK Create an account with several niche technology recruitment websites Format your CV to meet the requirements of Remote Work Opportunities Upgrade your technical skills via Certification Programs Utilise Internet Collaboration Tools Demonstrate Your Communication Skills through Examples Candidates that take the time to prepare will have a quick response from prospective employers for the highest level of salaries in IT positions throughout the UK.   FAQs 1. What are the most popular remote IT jobs in the UK? Software development, IT support, cloud engineering, cybersecurity, and data analysis are the most common. 2. Do companies hire beginners for remote IT jobs UK? Yes. Many organisations hire freshers for IT support, junior developer, and trainee analyst roles. 3. What skills do I need for remote UK IT careers? Cloud, programming, cybersecurity basics, analytics, and strong communication skills. 4. Are remote tech jobs high paying in the UK? Yes. Roles like cloud engineering, DevOps, and cybersecurity offer excellent salaries. 5. Will remote IT jobs increase in the upcoming year? Yes. The UK tech sector is expected to expand remote hiring due to AI adoption and digital transformation. //
IT Jobs UK: Top Careers, Key Skills & Hiring Trends for the Future
01/12/2025
IT Jobs UK: Top Careers, Skills, and Hiring Trends for the Coming Years The demand in IT Jobs UK is increasing as UK Businesses invest in input. As companies in the UK continue to invest in Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Automation and AI, people are looking for jobs in IT in the UK due to the excellent pay potential (with most jobs providing flexibility in their working arrangements), and the number of IT jobs continues to grow continuously.  Jobs that will be needed in the future are those related to Software Development, IT Support, Cyber Security, and Data Analysts , will only grow in importance as companies ramp up their AI and Automation initiatives over the next couple of years, creating a large number of UK Information Technology jobs . Why IT Jobs UK Are Growing Rapidly The Increasing Demand for IT Jobs in the UK  It is not difficult to see why IT related jobs have been and continue to be on the rise.  Increased use of technology across many different industries has led to a barrage of new IT vacancies in the UK with an increase in cloud engineering, DevOps, and internet security positions. Also, with companies starting to increase their investment in AI, ML, and automation platforms in the coming year, there will be a further increase in demand for people employed as ML engineers, AI analysts, and automation specialists. Additionally, due to the continuing increase of cyber threats in all industries, organisations are hiring now and will continue to hire security-focused IT professionals to help protect their organisations' systems and data from being compromised.  Security focused IT jobs in the UK continue to be among the most sought after and lucrative types of IT jobs. Further, the COVID19 pandemic has changed how organizations view remote employment for IT positions.  With this new paradigm shift, companies are focusing on hiring employees anywhere in the UK without regard for geographic location enabling individuals employed in IT to work remotely.  Examples of remote IT job opportunities in the UK include systems administration, cloud support, and application development jobs. Top Four Careers in Technology in the UK The following represents the four most sought after jobs within the field of technology throughout the UK and the jobs that are most likely to continue their vigorous growth in the coming years. Software Developer The Software Developer position continues to grow steadily in terms of opportunities available here in the UK. Certain software developers will focus on developing front-end applications or backend web applications. Other software developers will be focused on mobile application development. The following programming languages are some that are utilized by the UK's Software Developers - Java, C# and PHP. IT Support Specialist IT Support Specialist positions are often a starting point for those just beginning their careers in IT. There are many different types of IT Support roles available (e.g. Service Desk Technician, First-Line Support and Technical Support). Cybersecurity Analyst Cybersecurity has continued to rise as a strong, secure and future-proofed job within IT. The increased focus on establishing strong security strategies by many organisations has created renewed interest in this field. 4) Cloud Engineer As more and more companies are transitioning to cloud-based infrastructures, there is an increasing number of opportunities for Cloud Engineers. Data Analyst / Data Scientist As companies become more dependent on data for both strategic and tactical decision making, there are numerous job opportunities available for Data Analysts and Data Scientists and these roles are part of the growing number of high-paying technology careers in the UK. DevOps Engineer The rise and widespread use of automation, pipelines and Cloud deployments have created extremely large numbers of DevOps Engineer job openings. 7) AI & Machine Learning Engineer As many companies have invested heavily in developing AI technologies for the future, there is currently an extremely high demand for Machine Learning Engineers in both the technology space and non-technology related industries. IT jobs in the UK require many skills to be successful. To obtain success within the growth of IT employment opportunities, jobseekers in the UK must have both types of skills: Soft and Technical Skills. Technical Skills Some specific Technical Skills include the following: Python, JavaScript, C#, Java Cloud Platforms, (AWS, Azure, GCP) Cybersecurity (Fundamentals) SQL + Power BI + Data Analytics Basic Linux & Networking Automation Tools such as Jenkins, Docker, and Kubernetes. Soft Skills Some specific examples of Soft Skills are: Problem Solving/Problem Solving Competencies, Communicating, Adaptability, and working with other people on projects. According to industry research, Hiring Managers are looking for candidates who possess strong learning capabilities and can contribute effectively to Digital Transformation projects. The following cities have become increasingly popular for hiring qualified IT professionals; however as more people utilize remote options for work, there are many other cities that have also seen large numbers of available positions for IT workers: - London: A large number of companies hire employees to work in Financial Services Technology, (FinTech), Artificial Intelligence, (AI), and Cyber-Security in London. - Manchester: Many employers hire software and cloud computing engineers in Manchester.  - Birmingham: There are large numbers of job openings for IT Support and Enterprise Technology in Birmingham. - Cambridge: A large number of job openings for Research, Artificial Intelligence, and Advanced Technology. - Edinburgh: A large number of positions available for Data Analytics and Software Roles in Edinburgh. Jobseekers now have more options to consider based upon hybrid models and remote work opportunities regardless of the city in which they live.  For those interested in securing the highest paying IT jobs in the UK, jobseekers should consider the following: - Building an effective CV to highlight their most relevant technical skills - Listing any industry certifications (i.e. AWS, Azure, CompTIA, ITIL) - Looking to apply for IT jobs through niche job boards - Following industry trends happening in the upcoming year; especially AI and Automation - Considering both permanent and contract job opportunities. By implementing the strategies above, jobseekers should have no problem securing a high-paying IT position with excellent growth potential in the UK. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. What are the most in-demand IT jobs in the UK? Software developers, cloud engineers, cybersecurity analysts, DevOps engineers, and data analysts are among the most in-demand IT jobs UK . 2. Are entry-level IT jobs UK available for beginners? Yes. IT support, junior developer, service desk, and trainee cybersecurity roles are great starting points. 3. Can I get remote IT jobs UK without being in a major city? Absolutely. Many companies now hire nationwide, offering remote IT support, cloud admin, and development roles. 4. What skills are important for UK IT careers? Programming, cloud computing, networking, cybersecurity, and strong problem-solving skills. 5. Will AI reduce or increase IT vacancies UK in the coming years? AI will create more jobs by increasing demand for automation engineers, AI specialists, and data professionals. //
Best IT Certifications for 2026 | AWS, Azure, GCP & Security
28/11/2025
Best IT Certifications for 2026 to Boost Your UK Career The UK tech industry is growing rapidly thanks to cloud adoption, cybersecurity expansion and the rise of AI-based solutions. As companies compete for digital talent, IT jobs UK continue to increase across cloud engineering, cybersecurity, DevOps and data roles. Professionals with globally recognised certifications have a massive advantage in this competitive market. Whether you’re starting your career or aiming for a senior role, earning the right credentials can significantly boost your salary and job opportunities in 2026. This guide covers the best IT certifications for 2026, focused on cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud , and essential cybersecurity certs that UK employers value the most. Cloud Certifications for 2026  Networking platforms: Amazon Web Services (AWS)    AWS continues to be the UK's leading cloud platform supporting systems in banking, healthcare, retail and government services. Employers want to see solid, real-world AWS experience on the resumes of all potential candidates.  Top AWS Certifications for 2026   ✔ AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) The UK's most recognized and most sought after cloud certification. Why it matters:   The baseline requirement for both government, public sector and commercial organizations Affirms strong architectural and deployment skills   Great credential for a cloud engineer, DevOps, and developers/engineers  Estimated salary in the UK for 2026: £55,000 - £95,000 + ✔ AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Ideal for individuals taking their first steps into the cloud workforce. ✔ AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional For expert in automation, CI/CD, and cloud infrastructure. AWS certifications continue to be a requirement for UK cloud and DevOps roles. Microsoft Azure Certifications In the UK, Azure is the leading cloud platform in value, especially in FinTech, GovTech, and large enterprise businesses. Best Azure Certifications for 2026 ✔ Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate (AZ-104) Formidable foundation for cloud services, networking, and storage. ✔ Azure Solutions Architect Expert (AZ-305) Advanced certification for cloud solutions design. ✔ Azure AI Engineer Associate As AI adoption gains traction, this certification will surge in demand. Estimated salary in the UK (2026): £50,000 – £105,000. DevOps & Automation Certifications  As more companies embrace automation and Infrastructure-as-Code, DevOps skills are becoming increasingly requirement. Top DevOp Certifications AWS DevOps Engineer - Professional Azure DevOps Engineer - Expert Docker & Kubernetes Certifications (CKA, CKAD) Each of these certifications will help you qualify for roles in cloud, automation, and reliability engineering. Data & Analytics Certifications  In the UK, the data engineering and AI roles are growing rapidly. Top Recommendations for 2026 Google Professional Data Engineer AWS Data Analytics - Specialty Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst The demand for professionals with data certifications continues to grow across all industries. Which Certifications Should You Choose?  Top Certifications for Cloud Career:  AWS Solutions Architect, Azure Administrator, Google Cloud Architect Top Certifications for Cybersecurity Careers: Security+, CEH, CISSP Top Certifications for AI/Data Career:  Google Data Engineer, AWS Machine Learning Specialty, Azure AI Engineer Top Certifications for DevOps Career:  Kubernetes CKA, AWS DevOps Pro, Azure DevOps Looking to the future; Certification Will Be Important to UK Tech Employment in 2026 With the rapid growth of cloud computing, AI, automation, and cybersecurity, UK employers will increasingly prefer candidates who have the relevant certifications in the industry. Certifications are important for those just starting their careers, and even for professionals transitioning to a specialized role, certifications can improve your job prospects and salary.  For tech professionals looking forward to the year 2026, those tech-certified professionals will have a strong future, especially if you invest today in the right certifications. FAQs 1. Which certification is best for cloud careers in 2026? AWS Solutions Architect, Azure Administrator and Google Cloud Architect are the top choices. 2. Are cybersecurity certifications worth it in the UK? Yes — Security+, CEH and CISSP lead to high-demand, high-paying roles. 3. Which certification pays the highest in the UK? CISSP, Google Cloud Architect and AWS DevOps Professional are among the highest-paid. 4. Can beginners start with cloud certifications? Yes — AWS Cloud Practitioner and Google Associate Cloud Engineer are ideal starting points. //
AI & Automation in 2026: How UK Tech Jobs Will Transform
26/11/2025
AI & Automation: How UK Tech Jobs Will Change by 2026 The introduction of AI and automation is reshaping the workforce in the UK and globally. As businesses progress to leveraging AI-enabled systems, develop automation for repetitive tasks, and adopt digital innovations, the technology job sector is rapidly evolving. New positions are being created, existing positions are being adapted, and the need for specialised AI skillsets is rising rapidly across IT jobs UK , especially in machine learning, data engineering and intelligent process automation roles. The following article will assess how AI jobs, machine learning jobs, and the like, such as developments relating to chatbot developer jobs, will impact the UK's technology sector by 2026. AI Will Create More Technology Jobs Than It Will Supplant. The idea that AI will replace most jobs is not accurate. The UK is experiencing a strong rise in job hire related to AI, which is happening as companies increase their pace of digital transformation. Reasons why AI will increase hiring in technology: Businesses need individuals to build, train, and manage AI models Automation is leading to a need for specialists to maintain and improve New digital experiences - such as chatbots and other intelligent assistants - are constantly evolving Organisations will need individuals to manage the integrating of AI with existing apps, websites, and workflows Thus, AI jobs and machine learning jobs will continue to be among the fastest-growing job sectors in the UK. Fastest-Growing AI-Driven Technology Roles in the UK by 2026 Here are the leading AI jobs projected to be in demand as hiring trends solidify in 2026. 1) AI Engineer AI Engineers are responsible for designing, implementing and deploying smart systems to automate processes and make forecasts. Key Responsibilities - Development of machine learning models - Integration of AI APIs - Production deployment of AI tools 2026 US Salary of £65,000 – £120,000+ 2) Machine Learning Engineer Machine learning engineering is a narrow focus of AI that involves training algorithms to learn from data. Key Skills - Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch - NLP, deep learning - Data engineering 2026 US Salary estimated £70,000 – £130,000+ The demand for machine learning jobs continues to grow in finance, healthcare, e-commerce and logistics. 3) Chatbot Developer The emergence of conversational AI means organisations are looking for expertise in developing smart, human-like bot experiences. Key Skills - NLP model integration - Dialogflow, Rasa, Microsoft Bot Framework - API development - Prompt Engineering 2026 US Salary estimated £45,000 – £90,000+ This is one of the most underrated but fast growing job roles in the category of Chatbot Developer in the UK. 4) Data Scientist AI systems rely on enormous amounts of quality data, and Data Scientists are vital to this process. 2026 US Salary estimated £60,000 – £125,000+ 5) AI Product Manager Technology organisations want specialists who understand AI competency and business strategy. 2026 US Salary estimated £70,000 – £120,000+ 6) AI Ethics & Compliance Specialist The uptick in AI adoption is bringing increased requirements in areas of privacy and fairness.  2026 UK Salary: £50,000 – £100,000+ The Impact of Automation on Conventional Technology Roles and Players Automation does not only create new roles, but fundamentally changes the existing structures and processes roles rely on. Software Developers  While manual code writing is declining, it has been replaced by a close relationship with AI automated coding assistants, resulting in even more productivity. Core tasks for Software Developers will be centered in: System architecture API integration AI-assisted code development Executive performance engineering Cybersecurity Professionals As AI-created and AI-powered threats proliferate, cybersecurity roles are advancing.  Responsibilities of Cybersecurity Professionals will include: AI threat detection Monitoring of autonomous security threats Detecting anomalies using ML IT Support and Service Desk Agents While chatbots and virtual agents will address basic queries, an IT specialist will answer and fulfill the more challenging aspects of: Complex troubleshooting Making sure the AI system functions correctly Handling escalations and the request to automate Automation is not meant to displace jobs but fosters and enhances, replace and eliminate technological support. Skills Necessary to Succeed in AI Tech Jobs To remain employable by 2026, employees should learn: Python & machine learning libraries Prompt engineering & NLP integration Cloud technology (AWS, Azure, GCP) Data engineering & analytics API development Model evaluation & tuning Soft skills like problem-solving, creativity and communication will also be valuable skills in the workplace of the AI. What the Future Holds: AI Identities Will Change – Not Substitute – Careers in Tech in the UK By 2026, UK tech job roles will be: More jobs calling for specialised AI skill sets More jobs as chatbots are developed More jobs as automation engineers Increased hybrid human-ai job roles Increased salaries for AI careers in tech For job seekers and employees alike, now is the best opportunity to learn new skills, and the future belongs to those who can work cooperatively with intelligent systems, instead of competing against them. FAQs 1. Will AI create new tech jobs in the UK? Yes. AI is expected to create thousands of new roles in machine learning, automation, chatbot development, AI engineering and data science. 2. Are chatbot developer jobs in demand? Absolutely. As companies adopt conversational AI, chatbot developers are one of the most in-demand roles for 2026. 3. What skills are needed for AI jobs? Python, machine learning frameworks, NLP, data engineering, cloud computing and API development. 4. Will automation reduce tech hiring? No. Automation is changing job responsibilities but increasing demand for AI and ML specialists. //
Top IT Jobs in the UK for 2026 | Skills, Salaries & Growth
24/11/2025
Top IT Jobs in the UK for 2026: Skills, Salaries & Growth Predictions The technology sector in the UK is still growing rapidly, encouraged by AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity demands and noted shifts regarding digital transformation across all sectors. As companies vie for skilled workers, IT jobs in the UK are poised for unprecedented growth in 2026 with high pay, flexible work arrangements, and long-term job security. Whether you are considering starting your tech career or planning your next move - a definitive guide to the roles for 2026 that are likely to be growing the fastest, identifying the required skills and salary for tech roles in the UK for 2026. Why is demand for IT jobs growing in 2026? AI & automation accelerating. Businesses are adopting AI-prompted functions, leading to increases in the demand for job roles in machine learning, AI engineering and data science. Cybersecurity threats at an all-time high. Businesses are increasing their investment in advanced security engineering, ethical hacking and cloud security. Cloud growth in business transformation opportunities. AWS, Azure and Google Cloud will continue to consume a considerable amount of IT budgets, resulting in thousands of opportunities for cloud engineering and DevOps roles. Growth in remote & hybrid working. Tech teams are being spread across districts and regions, leading to job growth at a national level. Fastest Growing IT Jobs in the UK for 2026. Below are the roles that are experiencing the strongest and fastest growth along with a demand for hiring levels in early 2026, and with an excellent salary range! AI (Artificial Intelligence) Engineer AI engineers create intelligent systems, automation processes, and predictive models that are applied in the fields of finance, healthcare, and technology.  Skills required for the job:  Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch Machine learning & natural language processing Data modelling Salary in the UK (2026): £60,000 - £110,000+ Cyber Security Analyst / Security Engineer Cyber security is rapidly rising, which means skilled security individuals are now more important than ever.  Skills required for the job:  Network security SIEM, SOC tools Pen testing Cloud security (AWS / Azure) Salary in the UK (2026): £45,000 - £95,000+ Cloud Engineer (AWS / Azure / GCP) Companies are moving their critical systems onto the cloud, which makes any cloud roles, if any, among the most secure in 2026. Skills required for the job:  Cloud architecture Kubernetes & Docker Terraform/Ansible Linux & networking Salary in the UK (2026): £55,000 - £100,000+ DevOps Engineer DevOps remains one of the fastest-growing jobs in IT, facilitating automation, CI/CD pipelines and cloud optimisation.  Skills Required:  GitHub/GitLab pipelines  Containers & microservices  IaC tools  SRE principles  UK Salary 2026: £60,000 – £105,000+ Data Scientist  Data scientists tackle real-world problems using predictive analytics, AI and big data.  Skills Required: Python, R  SQL, big data tools  Machine learning  Data visualisation  UK Salary 2026: £55,000 – £120,000+ Software Engineer (Full-Stack & Backend)  Software engineers continue to be one of the largest hiring fields in UK tech.  Skills Required: Java, Python, C#, Javascript  Microservices  Databases & cloud platforms UK Salary 2026: £45,000 – £95,000+ Business Analyst / Product Analyst  Digital transformation is driving interest in analysts who connect the business's needs with technology solutions.  Skills Required:  Requirements gathering  Agile/Scrum  Process modelling  Data analysis UK Salary 2026: £40,000 – £75,000+  UX/UI Designer User experience continues to be an important consideration for apps, websites and digital products. Skills Required: Figma, Adobe XD User research Wireframing & prototyping UK Salary 2026: £38,000 - £70,000+ Emerging Tech Roles to Look Out for in 2026 AI operations (AIOps) specialists Prompt engineers Cloud FinOps analysts Blockchain developers AR/VR developers Automation engineers These budding professions demonstrate the future of the UK tech sector. Tech Salaries in the UK: 2026 Overview Tech pay continues to rise due to skill shortages, global competition and remote-first hiring. Here are projected tech salaries in the UK for 2026: Role Average Salary Range AI Engineer £60,000 – £110,000+ Cloud Engineer £55,000 – £100,000+ DevOps Engineer £60,000 – £105,000 Cybersecurity Engineer £45,000 – £95,000 Data Scientist £55,000 – £120,000 Software Engineer £45,000 – £95,000 Product/Business Analyst £40,000 – £75,000 UX/UI Designer £38,000 – £70,000 Essential Skills for IT Jobs in the UK (2026) To differentiate yourself in the tech market in 2026, you will need to concentrate on: AI & machine learning Cybersecurity frameworks Cloud architecture DevOps & automation Data engineering Microservices Programming in Python, Java, Go or C# Communication and problem-solving IT professionals that combine both technical skill with business acumen will have the best job security. Future View: A Strong Decade for Careers in UK Tech As the pace of digital transformation accelerates across all sectors from finance to retail and in healthcare and public services, IT jobs in the UK for 2026 will continue to experience strong growth. Preparing for a career change to tech promises exciting salaries, degree of flexibility to work remotely, career progression, and demand across the globe.  Whether you are reskilling or looking for a new opportunity, you're at one of the best times to develop a long-lasting career in UK tech. FAQs 1. What are the fastest-growing IT roles in the UK for 2026? AI engineers, cloud engineers, DevOps specialists, cybersecurity professionals and data scientists. 2. Are tech salaries increasing in the UK? Yes, tech salaries in the UK continue to rise due to skill shortages and digital transformation. 3. What skills should I learn for IT jobs in 2026? Cloud computing, AI/ML, cybersecurity, DevOps, data analytics and strong programming skills. 4. Which tech jobs offer the highest salary? AI engineering, data science, cloud architecture and senior DevOps roles. //
How to Get Remote IT Jobs in the UK in 2025 | Complete Guide to Skills, Websites & Tips
21/11/2025
How to get remote IT jobs in the UK Complete Guide Remote work has drastically changed the job market in the United Kingdom, particularly within the technology and IT markets. In 2025, there will be thousands of UK companies hiring remote developers, analysts, engineers, and IT professionals, from startups to multinational corporations. Whether you are currently based within the UK or worldwide, there are more opportunities than ever to start a flexible, high-paying remote tech career. This guide will share how to get junior remote IT jobs in the UK, what skills you will need, possible firms looking to hire remote IT roles, where to search through job portals, and useful inside tips to improve your chances of being hired. Reasons for Growth of Remote IT Roles in the UK The shift to digital transformation, cloud infrastructure and global collaboration have forced employers to permanently adopt remote work. The UK IT sector now has positions available in:  - Software development  - Cloud engineering  - Data analytics  - AI & Machine learning  - IT support  - Cyber security  - DevOps & SRE  Remote IT roles have the same salaries as on-site positions without location restrictions, making it one of the most competitive areas in the UK.  Build the Required Skills for Remote IT Roles Most remote tech roles require both strong technical skills and strong communication skills. Here are the expectations for both skill levels:  Core Technical Skills - Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, or Go  - Cloud platforms: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud  - Git, CI/CD Tools  - SQL & data handling  - APIs, microservices, backend frameworks  - Cybersecurity basics  Soft Skills - Clear communication  - Time management  - Working collaboratively with Slack, Zoom, Asana  - Self-discipline and accountability Obtain Certifications That Improve Remote Employment Prospects Certifications set you apart when applying from outside the UK and competing against senior developers. Most Recognized IT Certifications (UK Market) AWS Solutions Architect Microsoft Azure Administrator Google Cloud Associate Engineer CompTIA Security+ Cisco CCNA Scrum Master Qualification Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Certifications provide additional credibility and validation for your ability to work independently. Develop a Strong Remote-Friendly Curriculum Vitae The CV will need to show your ability to be productive in a remote environment. Emphasize Previous remote or freelancing experience Projects (via GitHub, links to portfolio) Experience with cloud, automation, or DevOps Familiarity with tools like JIRA, Zoom, or Docker, GitLab, Notion, etc. Avoid Long paragraphs General skills Links to portfolios A strong LinkedIn profile is very important, as UK recruiters will be searching for candidates across the globe for remote roles. Apply for Remote IT Jobs in the UK Using the Best Sites Here are the leading sites in the UK that list remote tech jobs: UK Job Boards ITJobBoard.co.uk (technology specialist) CWJobs Reed.co.uk TotalJobs Indeed UK JobServe Remote-Only Platforms, which can be useful for someone still looking to gain experience: RemoteOK WeWorkRemotely FlexJobs Dice LinkedIn Jobs Apply regularly and create jobs alerts for new remote job postings. Assemble an Impressive Portfolio of Projects A portfolio makes you much more employable than a CV alone. Consider adding to your portfolio Actual coding projects done in the real world Live demonstrations and GitHub references API work, preferably live, if possible Cloud deployments Automation scripts Data dashboards Employers in the UK prefer seeing you actually do things rather than saying you are capable. Tailor Your Application for Each Role Don't send the same CV everywhere. Customize each CV for that role to include: The skills they mentioned in that job post, amongst other things. The technologies this company uses. Any experience working remotely (make that stand out, as well) Any achievements resolving problems Most recruiters in the UK will throw out a vague CV right away. Be Prepared for UK Remote IT Interviewing. Naturally, most interviews are remote. Remote interviews consist of two rounds: Technical Round: Coding challenges System designs Cloud architecture API's and Database questions Soft Skill Round: Working to deadlines Communicating with teams Coordinating across time zones Working independently Be prepared with a good webcam, microphone and a steady internet connection. Understand Remote Work Expectations in the UK If you are based outside the UK and applying for remote work, employers generally expect: Strong professional communication in English A stable time-zone overlap with the UK The legal right to work as a freelancer or contractor Knowledge of the UK's IT standards If you are already based in the UK, you will only need a standard employment contract to work remotely. Conclusion With the right skills, certifications, and strategy, securing remote IT opportunities in the UK is possible. In your application, build a strong portfolio, keep applying, and prepare for interviews thoroughly, and you will get high-paying remote opportunities in engineering, development, cloud computing, cybersecurity, etc. FAQs 1. Can I apply for remote IT jobs in the UK from outside the country? Yes. Many UK companies hire remote developers and IT professionals globally as long as you have strong skills, good communication, and time-zone overlap. 2. What skills are most important for remote IT jobs in the UK? Python, JavaScript, cloud computing (AWS/Azure), DevOps, SQL, and cybersecurity skills are highly in demand. Soft skills like communication and time management are equally important. 3. Do I need UK work authorization for remote roles? If you're working as an overseas contractor, many companies do not require UK work visas. However, full-time employment may require eligibility to work in the UK. 4. What are the best websites to find remote IT jobs in the UK? Top platforms include ITJobBoard.co.uk, CWJobs, Reed, TotalJobs, RemoteOK, LinkedIn, and WeWorkRemotely. 5. How do I prepare for remote IT interviews? Be ready for coding tasks, system design interviews, cloud questions, and behavioural rounds focused on communication, collaboration, and remote work discipline. 6. How important is a portfolio for remote tech jobs? Very important. A GitHub portfolio showcasing real projects significantly boosts your chances of getting shortlisted. //
Best Programming Languages to Learn for UK Jobs in 2025 | Top Tech Skills & Career Guide
19/11/2025
Best Programming Languages to Learn for UK Jobs in 2025 The technology sector in the UK is expanding and developing rapidly, and employers within various sectors such as finance, healthcare, e-commerce, government, cybersecurity, and AI are looking for developers and developers with skills now more than ever. If you are a beginner or are looking to upskill, when trying to land a high-paying job in the UK , selecting the best programming language has a huge impact on your chances. The following is a complete guide to choosing the best programming language for the UK jobs that emerge in 2025, taking into account employers' needs, pay, and growing technology trends.  1. Python Best Suited For: Data science, AI/ML, automation, backend development Average Pay in the UK: £45,000 – £100,000 Python remains the most in-demand language due to versatility and its stretches to a rich ecosystem. Python is used heavily in AI, data analytics, automation, fintech, scientific applications, and cybersecurity.  Why you should adapt to learning Python: Easy for beginners Essential for AI and machine learning Strong demand for most of UK's startups and big tech Python works for automation, backend APIs, and analytics 2. JavaScript and TypeScript Best For: Web development, full-stack development, frontend frameworks Salary: £40,000 – £90,000 JavaScript runs almost everything on the web when TypeScript is a version of JavaScript preferred for larger enterprise applications. Why It’s Valuable Vital for React, Angular, Vue jobs Required for full-stack roles using Node.js Huge demand in UK digital agencies, SaaS products, and e-commerce companies 3. Java Best For: Enterprise systems, banking, telecom, Android applications Salary Range: £50,000 – £100,000 Java is often the language of choice at UK banks, financial services organizations, and government systems because of its scalability, security, and stability. Why Learn Java? Sustainable career opportunity High-level demand in fintech and enterprise organizations Strong salary potential for experienced backend developers 4. C# Best For: Game development, enterprise backend systems, Windows client apps Salary Range: £45,000 – £90,000 C# drives many enterprise applications under the .NET framework, and it is used by many companies in the UK to deal with their internal systems, cloud services, and because it is the preferred language for game developers. Benefits Perfect for Unity game development Ideal for a stable career in technology Growing demand for Azure related cloud environments 5. SQL Best For: Data jobs, analytics, BI, and backend development Salary Range: £40,000 – £85,000 SQL is not a traditional programming language, however it is the most critical skill for nearly every data role, and almost every organization you work for in the UK will be relying on some relational database. Why Learn SQL Ground floor requisite for data analytics and reporting  A requisite skill for backend and cloud engineers Works well with Python, Java, .NET Go - Golang Best For: Cloud systems, distributed apps, networking, DevOps Salary Range: £55,000 – £110,000+ Go's popularity is growing in UK startups, fintech companies, and cloud-native environments. Why It's Becoming Popular Designed for high-performance systems Great for microservices and Kubernetes Strong salaries due to skill shortage 7. Rust Best For: High-performance computing, security, blockchain Salary Range: £60,000 – £120,000+ Rust is among the fastest-growing high-paying languages in the UK. Because of its focus on safety and speed, it's ideal for cybersecurity, blockchain, and system-level engineering. Why Learn Rust? Very high salaries Popular in growing sectors: Web3, fin-tech, cryptography. Stable performance for system-level design PHP Best For: Web development, CMS - WordPress, Drupal, etc., backend APIs. Salary Range: £35,000 – £80,000 While older, PHP still powers a great deal of websites and e-commerce platforms in the UK, so it's a reliable skill for back-end developers. Why It's Useful Most of UK's SMEs rely on PHP developers. Required for WordPress development Large job availability across sectors Which Language Should You Learn First? If you are a beginner, start with, Python (easy + high demand) JavaScript (frontend & full-stack jobs) If you are looking to upskill to enhance your salary, Go or Rust for high-performance systems Java or C# for enterprise jobs Python for AI/ML/Data science Conclusion The demand for skilled developers across all industries in the UK is ever-increasing. By learning a programming language with respect to demand, salary, and your future career goals, it provides you with the opportunity to secure a high-paying, future-proof tech job in 2025 and beyond. FAQs 1. Which programming language is most in demand in the UK in 2025? Python and JavaScript continue to be the most sought-after languages due to their use in AI, data science, web development, and automation. 2. What programming language offers the highest salary in the UK? Go and Rust developers earn some of the highest salaries, often ranging between £60,000–£120,000+ due to limited supply and high demand. 3. Which language should beginners learn first? Python is the easiest for beginners and offers excellent job opportunities in data science, software development, and AI. 4. Which language is best for full-stack development careers? JavaScript (with TypeScript) is essential for frontend and backend development using frameworks like React, Angular, and Node.js. 5. Are programming jobs in the UK beginner-friendly? Yes. Many entry-level roles hire candidates with strong fundamentals in Python, JavaScript, or Java, even without a traditional degree. 6. Is SQL necessary for UK tech jobs? Absolutely. SQL is required for data analytics, BI, backend development, and nearly all cloud-based applications.   //
Top Paying IT Jobs in the UK 2025 | Highest Salary Tech Careers & Skills Guide
17/11/2025
Top Paying IT Jobs in the UK in 2025: Salaries, Skills & Career Growth The UK tech market continues to grow rapidly, creating thousands of high-income jobs spanning AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity, software development, and data-driven industries. Considering more organisations are adopting automation, machine learning, and digital transformation, IT professionals with advanced technical expertise are receiving record-breaking salaries in 2025. Whether you plan a career upgrade or aspire to a high-income job in the UK tech market, this guide covers the best-paying IT jobs in 2025 , including their salary expectations, required skills, responsibilities, and career outlook. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineer Average Salary in 2025: £70,000 – £120,000+ Top Companies Hiring: Google DeepMind, Amazon, Accenture, Microsoft, NHS AI Labs AI engineers are among the most sought-after tech professionals, and their demand has increased even more with rapid development and adoption of generative AI/ML. They design AI models, optimize neural networks, and build intelligent automation tools. Key Competencies Machine learning algorithms Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch Natural Language Processing (NLP) Data modelling and statistics Cloud Solutions Architect Average Salary: £75,000 - £130,000+ In Demand Across: Banking, fintech, retail, healthcare, IT services Cloud architects help businesses migrate to platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, in addition to helping businesses improve performance, scalability, and cloud security, making them one of the highest-paid IT professionals. Required Skills AWS/Azure certifications DevOps, containerisation (Docker, Kubernetes) Cloud security Infrastructure design Cybersecurity Manager Average Salary: £65,000 – £110,000+ Industries Hiring: Government, BFSI, Telecom, Defence Risks of cybercrime are on the rise in the UK and companies have responded by actively recruiting cybersecurity professionals to protect data and systems. Cybersecurity Managers are responsible for developing strategies, overseeing risk, and responding to potential cyber threats. Essential Skills Penetration testing Risk management Network security Cyber incident response Data Scientist Average Salary: £60,000 – £100,000 Common Employers: Meta, Deliveroo, HSBC, Deloitte Data insights are crucial for user engagement and business decision making. A Data Scientist's role is to take raw data and translate it into actionable insights by utilizing big data analytics, machine learning models, and data visualization tools. Necessary Skills Machine learning SQL, Python, R Data visualization (Power BI/Tableau) Predictive modeling DevOps Engineer Average Salary: £55,000 – £95,000+ Industries with Demand: E-commerce, SaaS, cloud services, large enterprises DevOps Engineers coordinate and streamline the deployment of software via automation tools and processes. They are instrumental in DevOps advancements; ultimately shortening the length of time it takes to develop software makes them invaluable to companies in the tech space. Key Techniques CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitLab) Kubernetes, Docker Cloud platforms Scripting (i.e. Python, Bash) Full-Stack Developer  Average Salary: £50,000–£90,000  As a Full-Stack Developer, you will be responsible for carrying out both frontend, and backend web development. With the continuous demand for scalable web applications, these roles tend to be relatively high paid, and stable.  Skills Required  JavaScript, React, Node.js  Python/Django, or Java/Spring  API development  Databases (MySQL and MongoDB)  Blockchain Developer  Average Salary: £60,000–£110,000+  Blockchain technology is continuing to be adopted within finance, supply chain, gaming, and healthcare. Developers in this area are constructing decentralized applications, smart contracts, and blockchain frameworks.  Skills Required  Solidity  Cryptography  Web3 frameworks  Smart contract development  IT Project Manager  Average Salary: £55,000–£100,000  IT Project Managers are responsible for overseeing multiple large-scale IT projects whilst ensuring timely delivery, and within budget. Getting certifications in PRINCE2, and PMP, can greatly increase salaries.  Skills Needed  Budgeting  Agile/Scrum  Stakeholder management  Risk & resource planning  Conclusion  It is looking like 2025 could be an outstanding year for IT professionals in the UK. It doesn’t really matter what area that you are entering, AI, Cloud, Data Science, or Cyber Security, there are tremendous opportunities available, and salaries are continuing to grow. If you are able to up-skill in some of the newer, and more popular technologies and be able to add recognised industry certifications to your CV, it should help you along your way. FAQs 1. What are the highest paying IT jobs in the UK in 2025? The highest paying IT roles include AI Engineers, Cloud Architects, Cybersecurity Managers, Data Scientists, and DevOps Engineers, with salaries ranging from £60,000 to £130,000+. 2. Why are IT salaries increasing in the UK? Due to rapid digital transformation, AI adoption, cybersecurity risks, and cloud migration, companies are paying premium salaries to skilled tech professionals. 3. Do I need a degree to get a high-paying IT job? Not always. Many high-paying IT careers allow candidates with certifications, bootcamps, or strong project experience instead of a traditional degree. 4. Which tech skills are most in demand for 2025? AI/ML, cloud computing, cybersecurity, DevOps, full-stack development, data analytics, and blockchain development remain top in-demand skills. 5. Are IT jobs in the UK suitable for freshers? Yes. Entry-level roles like junior developer, IT support, QA tester, and data analyst offer strong career growth and clear pathways to high-paying positions. //
Oracle Jobs UK | Top Oracle Cloud, ERP & Database Careers 2025
14/11/2025
Oracle Jobs UK: Build a Future in Data, Cloud, and Enterprise Software Careers Enterprise technology is fundamentally driven by data—and Oracle jobs in the UK are central to this aspect of enterprise technology. Oracle professionals design, implement, and manage the database and cloud technologies that organizations worldwide rely on across sectors such as finance, education, and healthcare. As companies move towards transformation through digitalization, the demand for Oracle skills continues to grow in the UK labour market. As a native Oracle developer, database administrator, or consultant there are good prospects for stability, competitive salaries, and variety in potential career development. Why are Oracle jobs in high demand in the UK Oracle is still one of the most powerful data management, ERP systems, and cloud computing technology ecosystems that organizations utilize to implement efficient and effective data management and operations. Organizations are using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), the Oracle Database, and Fusion Applications In 2025, UK organizations are heavily investing in Oracle and Oracle aligned professional resource to: Implement and manage Oracle ERP and HCM systems Support legacy data migrations to Oracle Cloud Improve database performance Develop applications or frameworks for reporting using PL/SQL Support compliance with GDPR and cybersecurity requirements or controls Leading Oracle Careers in the UK Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) DBAs install, configure, and maintain Oracle databases that guarantee the integrity of the data, backups, performance tuning, among other tasks. Oracle Developer Developers create and customize applications using PL/SQL, Java, and Oracle Application Express (APEX). Oracle Functional Consultant Consultants act as an intermediary between the technical teams and business teams, specializing in modules like Finance, HR, or Supply Chain. Oracle Cloud Engineer Cloud Engineers will responsible for OCI deployments, cloud automation, hybrid infrastructure setups for enterprises switching to cloud-first strategies. Oracle ERP Specialist ERP experts configure and run Oracle Fusion or E-Business Suite modules to automate corporate processes. Key Industries For Oracle Professionals In The UK Finance & Banking – Oracle databases on their systems are critical for security. Retail & E-commerce – ERP and analytics tools from Oracle help with complex inventory management and understanding customer data. Healthcare – Oracle provides cloud solutions for Hospitals, while serving as a secure data solution and compliance support. Public Sector – Government agencies will utilize Oracle for secure data management and human resource solutions. Manufacturing – Automation through Oracle ERP solutions is essential for improving production and reporting accuracy and efficiency. Oracle Job Salaries in the UK Oracle professionals are among the best-paid IT specialists in the UK. Average salary ranges include: Entry-Level Oracle Developer: £35,000 – £50,000 Mid-Level DBA or Consultant: £55,000 – £75,000 Senior Oracle Architect or Cloud Engineer: £85,000 – £110,000+ Salaries are typically higher in London, Manchester, and Birmingham due to the concentration of global technology firms and financial institutions. Top Cities for Oracle Jobs in the UK London – Headquarters of major Oracle partners and consulting firms. Manchester – Fast-growing tech and data analytics sector. Leeds – Strong demand in healthcare and public projects. Birmingham – Hub for Oracle ERP and manufacturing systems. Glasgow – Expanding cloud engineering opportunities. Future of Oracle Jobs in the UK The future of Oracle careers is shaped by innovation in cloud, AI, and automation . As more organisations transition from on-premise systems to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, demand for cloud engineers and data migration specialists will continue to surge. By mastering Oracle Cloud, analytics, and integration tools, professionals can position themselves as leaders in enterprise digital transformation. How the IT Job Board Can Assist You With Finding The Best Oracle Jobs in the UK IT Job Board connects talented Oracle professionals with top employers looking for Oracle database administrators, developers, and consultants in the UK. The IT Job Board provides: Verified Oracle job postings from trusted employers Search filters by job role, salary, and location Direct apply features to hiring employers New job alerts for open Oracle jobs positions Career tips and skill development guides By browsing thousands of updated Oracle job listings, the IT Job Board ensures Oracle professionals can get ahead of their competition and find the best job that suits their skills and expertise. FAQs About Oracle Jobs in the UK What qualifications do I need for Oracle jobs? Employers prefer candidates with degrees in Computer Science, IT, or related fields, along with Oracle certifications such as OCP or Oracle Cloud credentials. Are Oracle jobs in demand in 2025? Yes, Oracle jobs remain in high demand due to ongoing cloud adoption and enterprise software modernization across UK businesses. Can I work remotely in Oracle roles? Many Oracle professionals enjoy hybrid or fully remote work options, especially in database and cloud engineering positions. How can I start an Oracle career with no experience? Start by learning SQL, PL/SQL, and cloud fundamentals, then pursue entry-level Oracle certifications and internships through job platforms like IT Job Board. Which Oracle specialization pays the most? Oracle Cloud Architects and ERP Consultants typically earn the highest salaries due to their strategic roles in system design and digital transformation. //

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