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Promo Monday and time for our regular outing with reed.co.uk, The Register's UK recruitment partner. Four jobs are presented for your perusal.

The Hood Group, a household insurance company headquartered in Southend, is hunting for a group IT director. Responsibilities include the successful delivery of software development, ensuring that contact centre technology is best of breed and takes account of recent trends in online customer behaviour. Salary is up to £85K.

Serco is looking for a Lead Solution Architect to run the firm's solution architecture practice. The job is based in Hook, Hampshire and salary is £70K-£80K.

Asda is hiring an eCommerce user experience architect to work at its Leeds headquarters. The succesful applicant will work on "projects across multiple platforms, websites and colleague-facing software. It’s also an exciting opportunity to work with closely with Walmart Global eCommerce team members in UK, San Francisco and India. Salary is "negotiable".

Sports Direct is hiring a senior software developer. Strong skills in C#, ASP.Net, SharePoint and SQL Server are prerequisites The role is based at Shirebrook in Nottinghamshire and salary is £40K- £50K.

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