MIG Global | Cambridge, UK | Software engineers/developers, full stack preferred - any level of experience | UX Designers &lt;= 3 years experience | REMOTE or ONSITE (flexible) | VISA
MIG Global is a technology-led market research insight company. We use our tech to automate and enable, and aim to deliver relevant data and insight to our clients much more quickly than our competitors are able. We feel there's a window of opportunity open to us to disrupt the market research industry which is, in many ways, quite slow moving and traditional.
Our tech team comprises 15 people, mostly developers, along with two UX designers. I wouldn't go so far as to say based at, but we're centred on The Bradfield Centre in Cambridge, UK. However, most of our team work from home at least some of the time, and we have three substantially remote members. We've become quite proficient at working whilst spread out geographically so we're quite open to full-time remote workers as well. On top of this we also offer a 35 hour work week and flexible working hours.
Our stack is SQL Server, C#/.NET, TypeScript and React for all new systems over the past 18 months and going forward. We have various technologies in our legacy codebase, including JQuery, Angular, MVC and - in our desktop tools - CEF, WPF and WinForms (sorry!). The upcoming year will see something of a sea change with increasing using of R and Python, along with the latter's ecosystem of statistical, data mining, NLP, and ML libraries and integrations.
We are hiring at least half a dozen talented software engineers at all levels of experience to join us. We're also looking for a couple of user experience designers with up to 3 years experience who our senior designers can mentor and develop. Regardless of our role, you’ll be working on our end to end market research, data, and insight delivery platform.
We are happy to pursue sponsorship for the right candidates looking to relocate to the UK.
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