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12 Mar 13:39 | 10

USA, Germany, UK: From systems engineer to data centre mechanics guru, here are this week's jobs

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26 Feb 15:28 | 3

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06 Nov 13:15 | 1

Time for a change and a fresh tech role? Have a browse of this week's Reg job listings

Employers seek software engineers, support, new grads, and more

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02 Oct 11:31 | 3

Seeking that perfect role? Come inside and peruse vacancies for developers, testers and DataOps Leaders

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Systems dev, technical product manager, and more

17 Jul 08:30 | 1

Your industry needs you: Database engineers, sysadmins and developer vacancies revealed

Something for everyone this week, including wannabe Vultures

03 Jul 12:30 | 5

Security experts, systems managers and developers: Lots of intriguing job openings to look through this week

If you're looking around, there's a lot on offer

Full stack, C++, and backend developers in demand in this week's job openings

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12 Jun 11:38 | 16

Looking for a fresh challenge or somewhere new to work? Here are some vacancies: Developers and a digital architect

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15 May 13:21 | 4

Looking for a new IT gig? Here are vacancies around the world for developers, cloud engineers, infosec analysts, Jira admin, and more

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07 May 12:51 | 7

Looking for a new tech gig? Engineers, developers, and Atlassian admin sought – more details inside

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24 Apr 11:30 | 4

Looking for a tech job? Have a browse – there are plenty of roles in our biggest listing yet

Employers seek devs, support, and engineers all over the world

17 Apr 10:45 | 6

Need a new IT role? These orgs are hiring engineers, leaders, analysts – see inside for more details

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03 Apr 11:01 | 3

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