Performance Data Software Tester

Role Overview

The UK Sports Institute have an exciting opportunity for a full time Software Tester to join the Performance Data Systems Team on a fixed term basis for a period of maternity cover.

Responsibilities

As a software tester, you will be involved in executing the testing strategy for all our applications. You will play an integral role in ensuring the quality and performance of existing systems and new products. You will carry out all forms of testing, inclusive of manual, regression and executing automated tests.

You will be involved in all aspects of agile software development. Actively participating in daily stand ups, planning, design, retrospectives, and testing of software solutions used by the UK's high performance sport system (all Olympic and Paralympic sports and UK Sport Institute staff).

You will proactively contribute to continuous improvement of a high performing software development team.

Application Method

To be considered for this World Class Opportunity, candidates will be required to submit a CV and answer the application questions via the UKSI careers portal. The answers to the application questions should bring your CV to life by highlighting your relevant skills, experience and attributes that would make you the ideal candidate for this role.

Eligibility and Policies

• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: The UKSI strives for a diverse workforce and welcomes applications from all backgrounds.
• Safer Recruitment: All applications will be subject to safer recruitment principles, including self declaration, reference checks and potential enhanced DBS vetting depending on role.
• Artificial Intelligence: The UKSI discourages the use of AI generated content in applications to ensure integrity and fairness.

Key Dates

Closing Date: 17th November

Interview Date: 24th November 2025 - Telephone (if required); 1st December 2025 - In Person (Loughborough)

Our Company

The UKSI delivers outstanding support that enables sports and athletes to excel. Since 2002, and over the last four Olympic and Paralympic cycles, the UKSI has evolved quietly and effectively into an organisation consistently performing at a world leading level, contributing to over 1,000 British Olympic and Paralympic medals.