Digital & Engineering

Digital & Engineering specialists, embedded in your team.

Senior developers, cloud engineers, testers and delivery leads, employed by Digisize and working under your direction.

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Roles

Roles we place in digital and engineering teams.

A general guide, not a complete list. If the role you need is not here, ask.

  • Software developers

    Backend, frontend, full-stack and mobile developers who work in your codebase and your sprints.

  • Cloud and DevOps engineers

    Engineers who build and run your infrastructure, pipelines and environments.

  • QA, test and validation engineers

    Testers who plan and automate your testing, including validation for regulated work.

  • Project and program managers

    Delivery leads who plan the work, manage risk and keep your stakeholders informed.

  • Business analysts

    Analysts who turn business needs into requirements your developers can build from.

  • Specialist consultants

    Senior advisors on architecture, delivery or a specific technology, for as long as you need them.

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Stack

The tools these roles work with.

Grouped by discipline, and not the whole list. If your stack is not here, ask.

Product names and logos belong to their owners and show where our specialists have experience, not a partnership.

Engagements

One person, a whole team, or someone to lead it.

However you engage us, the specialist is our employee and works under your direction.

One specialist

One senior person for one gap in your team, working in your tools and your routines.

A cross-functional team

Several specialists placed together when a project needs more than one discipline.

Senior technical leadership

A lead who sets direction for a program and works alongside your own managers.