My client is seeking an experienced Release Engineer to join their organisation based in Dublin city centre.
My Dublin based client is seeking a Release Engineer to join their team. As part of the software team this Release Engineer will work closely with the software team both on site and with teams off site. This role will be responsible for maintaining code configuration and code revision control.
The ideal candidate will be experienced in build and release engineering and configuration management, will possess a clear and strong knowledge of the Software Development lifecycle and a familiarity with C# and Java languages. Proficiency using XML, XSLT and build tools such as MS Build, devenv, Ant, Nunit, FxCop, VMWare would be highly desirable.
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