Software Engineer - Platform

Woking
1 year ago
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Senior Software Engineer – Platform opportunity within a world-famous technology and engineering organisation in Woking, Surrey.

A global leader in transportation connectivity technology are looking to add a Senior Software Engineer – Platform to their growing software team in Woking, Surrey. You will be working in a team developing the platform to provide connectivity services and analytics to a range of customers, primarily in Transportation, but also in Industrial and Motorsport environments.

The platform team builds secure, compliant and standardised infrastructure as well as internal developer platforms to enhance efficiency and enable fast and reliable software delivery. You will have first-hand exposure to the strategy of the company in key platform initiatives, especially in building scalable and secure-by-design systems and solutions. You will also have opportunities to go through the whole lifecycle of platform products or services.

You will be collaborating with other engineering disciplines including Simulation Engineers, Software Engineers, Data Scientists, Test Engineers, Systems Engineers, Hardware Engineers and Site Reliability Engineers to solve challenging problems.

Skill / experience requirements for the Senior Software Engineer – Platform job:

  • Degree-level education in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a relevant discipline

  • Excellent programming, debugging, and optimization skills in general purpose programming languages including but not limited to: Go, Python, C/C++, Java, or Rust.

  • Hands on experience with large cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, GCP, or OCI.

  • SQL and/or NoSQL experience

  • Interest and ability to learn other coding languages as needed

  • Solid understanding of DevOps practices, CI/CD pipelines and version control e.g. Git.

  • Experience of working in a Linux environment and Cyber Security would be beneficial

    This is a fantastic opportunity for a Senior Software Engineer – Platform, to work for a global brand with offices in Woking, Surrey that can offer excellent career progression opportunities. Their offices in Woking and commutable by train or car and easily accessible from Guildford, West London, Berkshire, and other parts of Surrey.

    This is a hybrid job and comes with fantastic benefits including private medical and an enhanced pension, as well as the opportunity to work on truly ground-breaking technology.

    For the Senior Software Engineer – Platform role in Woking, Surrey, please APPLY NOW

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