NCR – Edinburgh
NCR Edinburgh has grown from a successful software startup to an integral part of a global, multi-billion dollar organisation. Every day, NCR powers more than 500 million self service transactions with solutions for customers in the financial, retail, hospitality, travel and telecoms sectors. You can read more about the NCR Edinburgh contribution to those numbers here.
The Edinburgh team typically uses Enterprise Java on the server and Javascript, HTML5 and CSS3 on the client but we trust our engineers to choose the right tech stack for the job. We are an agile software organization, structured into supportive, self-sufficient teams and we love continuous build, test and deployment because we want to catch our mistakes as soon as possible.
Being part of an organisation with offices in over 180 countries gives us a sales and support reach that we could never hope to achieve as a small company but we have always sought to keep alive the energy and enthusiasm of a startup. We want people to enjoy their work and we think that happens when they feel that they have real influence over, and pride in, the products that they build.
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