3 information technology jobs found in Glasgow

Microsoft Power Platform Developer Location: Edinburgh - (on-site) Contract Duration : 4 months + Start Date: ASAP Market Rate - Inside IR35   About HCLTech HCL Microsoft Business Applications Practice is seeking a Microsoft Power Platform Developer for a 4 month (+) contract assignment in Edinburgh.   The ideal Consultant will design, develop, and support enterprise solutions using Microsoft Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Dataverse while working closely with business stakeholders, architects, and delivery teams to modernise business processes and deliver scalable digital solutions.   Role Overview As a Microsoft Power Platform Developer, you will be responsible for the design, development, testing, deployment, and support of solutions built on the Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem.   You will create scalable applications, automate business processes, and deliver meaningful reporting and...

We are looking for a skilled and proactive QA Automation Engineer with at least 3 years of hands-on experience in QA automation testing. The successful candidate will design, develop, maintain, and improve automated test suites for assigned projects, primarily using Selenium WebDriver with Java, JUnit or TestNG, and a Page Object Model framework. This role requires ownership of end-to-end testing activities across Agile or Kanban delivery teams, including test planning, automation development, pipeline execution, defect analysis, and collaboration with development teams and stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain automation test scripts using Selenium WebDriver, Java, JUnit or TestNG, and the Page Object Model framework. Own and manage end-to-end automation testing activities for assigned Agile or Kanban projects. Build, enhance, and maintain reusable automation frameworks, libraries, utilities, and test data solutions. Create, execute, and...

Job Highlight Under UNOPS supervision, the incumbent will support thought leadership and practical innovation on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in PCVE, shaping global policy, strengthening institutional readiness, and supporting safer digital ecosystems. This position supports the implementation of UNOCT/UNCCT’s Global PCVE Programme, specifically under its Emerging Threats and Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE) Portfolio of activities. The role contributes to advancing UNOCT's work on digital harms, emerging technologies and digital ecosystems in PCVE, with a focus on: understanding the opportunities, risks and challenges associated with emerging technologies and digital ecosystems in the context of preventing and countering violent extremism; analysing how digital harms, including online exploitation, manipulation, evolving radicalization to violence pathways, and the misuse of emerging technologies, may influence terrorism...