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Software Engineer C++

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Job summary

Able to consider a move to Buckinghamshire or Dorset? Our Client offers Relocation Assistance!

Key skills required for this role

Software Engineer, C++

Important

Software Engineer, C++

Job description

Are you a Software Engineer looking for your next challenge?

Would you consider relocating?...Our Client offers Relocation Assistance!Relocation support for you, and your family to move within local proximity of the client site *T&C's apply

Do you want to work for a successful, and Agile business, who develop advanced specialist systems to deliver warfighting edge in the modern maritime and underwater battlespace?

Our Client is recruiting, and growing their Software team, we therefore have a number of vacancies across the Software Engineering Team and looking for talented individuals across the UK with the following skills:

Essential experience:

Competent in C++ development Familiar with Hardware\Software interfacing

Desirable:

DevOps experience UML Design Knowledge of Python, signal processing or machine learning algorithms would be an advantage

Proud to be:

Employer of choice for our forces communityGiving back to your local community:Through matched funding, 'giving back days' or group sponsorship opportunities - it's more than just work!Award Winning Business:The company have a number of awards, most recently been named as an Award winner (Gold Award) in MoD Defence Employer Recognition Scheme!

What's in it for you?

Full Range of company benefits Holiday and Flexible working Clear progression across the business Continuous training, and mentoring opportunities Equity & Inclusion Programs Supportive Culture Influence and involvement across cutting edge technologies! Relocation assistance *T&C's apply

Empowerment & Rewarding!This business love's to celebrate success. By joining, you will be empowered, working on large projects, developing mission-critical solutions in defence and technology!

Diversity, Equity & InclusionAs an equal opportunity employer they value diversity and inclusivity. Underpinned by the company values, behaviours and policies, it's important their employees feel empowered to be the best version of themselves, believing that people from different backgrounds and cultures will increase their diversity of thinking, ensuring they successfully deliver across their customers.

Work Life Balance!The company offer Hybrid, and flexible working as well as both part time or full time employment.

Important:All applicants must be able to obtain Security Clearance *minimum 5 years UK residency*

For full information, please get in touch!

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