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The Recruiting Manager will lead the recruitment process for experienced hires, manage a team, and design innovative strategies to attract talent. Responsibilities include nurturing candidate relationships, coordinating with recruiting teams, and managing stakeholder relationships.

The Scrum Master will lead multiple squads, ensuring smooth software delivery processes and fostering collaboration among team members. Responsibilities include removing blockers, coaching teams, managing the Continuous Improvement backlog, and ensuring Agile governance and ceremonies are effective. The role requires a hands-on approach and a strong understanding of software development best practices in an Agile environment.

The Junior Software Engineer will design and develop the Darwin product, ensuring software productivity and quality. They will collaborate with mentors and teams to produce maintainable, scalable, and secure systems while following agile methodologies. Experience in front-end development using the latest web technologies is essential, along with proficiency in C#, .Net, and RESTful APIs.

As a Lead Software Development Engineer in Test, you will spearhead quality assurance across the development lifecycle. Your role involves designing test strategies, collaborating with engineers to create automated frameworks, driving best practices in testing, and mentoring team members. You will also conduct testing, analyze results, and foster a culture of continuous improvement within cross-functional teams.

The Configuration Engineer will create and maintain templates and configurations for the Darwin platform, using the Darwin Configuration Language. Responsibilities include interpreting business requirements, debugging templates, updating existing configurations, and creating reports while adhering to established standards.

Configuration Engineers create and manage business logic for the Darwin software using Darwin Configuration Language (DCL). They interpret business requirements, update configurations, assist with debugging, and produce documentation. Tasks include complex report generation and ensuring adherence to naming and design standards in configurations.

The IT Risk Management Specialist will develop and execute information security strategies, evaluate risk impacts on IT systems, communicate with risk owners, and prepare reports on IT risks and treatment deadlines. The role requires attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to work independently.