European Consortium for Political Research
Junior Web Developer
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Join ECPR’s IT team in a role combining software testing and quality assurance (around 60%) with software development (around 40%).
You’ll get to know our codebase and business rules, test changes to our website and applications, document and retest defects, and support user acceptance testing. You’ll also take on minor bug fixes and small enhancements as you develop your C#/.NET and web development skills.
You’ll work closely with developers, ECPR colleagues and other stakeholders to help deliver reliable software that meets agreed requirements. We’re looking for someone with strong communication skills, a methodical approach and attention to detail, along with knowledge or developing experience of software testing and development using C#.
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Apply here by 31 October 2026: https://hr.breathehr.com/recruitment/vacancies/48865
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About ECPR
The European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) is a leading European academic association committed to advancing political science. Founded in 1970, ECPR connects a global network of scholars, promoting research collaboration and the growth of the discipline. With members comprising world's leading academic institutions, ECPR facilitates opportunities for research, teaching, and professional development. Through events, publications, and research groups, ECPR supports scholars at all career stages and contributes to understanding the evolving political landscape for the benefit of society.
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