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iO Associates
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7 months ago
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Title:Senior Software EngineerSalary:£60,000- £70,000 D.O.ELocation:Milton Keynes (Hybrid)

Are you a Senior Engineer ready to take your technical expertise to the next level?

If so…

Our client is seeking an accomplishedSenior Software Engineerto join an innovative team delivering mission-critical software systems for a process of national importance. This is apermanent full-time positionoffering the chance to work on cutting-edge projects with a mix of on-site collaboration (Milton Keynes area) and remote work.

About You:
You're a dynamic problem solver with a strong mathematical or technical background, likely holding a degree inMathematics, Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. You thrive in collaborative environments, guiding teams to deliver complex IT solutions while continuously learning and applying the latest technologies.

What they're looking for:
✅ Hands-on experience in application design, full-stack development, and API integration.
✅ Proficiency in back-end technologies (Java, Python) and front-end frameworks (React, vanilla JavaScript).
✅ Expertise in secure DevOps practices, containerisation (Docker), and Agile methodologies.
✅ Strong relational database knowledge and Open-Source software integration skills.
✅ Exceptional communication and documentation abilities.

What you'll be doing?

Work on large-scale deployments with cutting-edge tech. Influence architectural decisions and drive innovation. Collaborate with experts across academia, solution architects, and software developers. Lead impactful projects with opportunities for thought leadership.

Requirements:

UK nationality with the ability to gainSecurity Clearance (SC). A proven track record of delivering secure, scalable software solutions in structured environments. Experience in Artificial Intelligence and GPU architectures is a plus.

Benefits Include:

Competitive salary with growth opportunities. A supportive environment fostering professional development. Flexible work arrangements and a chance to shape the future of national systems. And more!

Our client has a 2- stage interview process and they're eager to schedule interviews in the new year!

If you're interested in this role, or know someone who would be, then please apply with your latest CV to a. methula@ ioassociates.co. uk

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