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Job Title: Software Engineering Manager
Location: Reading
Salary: £110,000

Overview:
Step into an exciting leadership role in a groundbreaking tech start-up, where innovation meets impact. We’re on a mission to disrupt traditional industries with state-of-the-art robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence systems.

This is a 70% hands-on coding role with Python and C++ and 30% team leadership, offering you the perfect balance between technical innovation and guiding a talented team.

Why Apply?



Be part of a team transforming industries with cutting-edge robotics, AI, and embedded systems.

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Take full ownership of software development and field operations apps, mentoring a passionate team of developers.

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Competitive salary and benefits package, tailored to attract top-tier talent like you.

Skills

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Strong expertise in Python and C++; experience with frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV, and Numpy.

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Familiarity with stepper/servo motors, sensors, actuators, and PCB design.

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Proven experience leading software engineering teams, including mentoring, code reviews, and recruiting.

Ready to Lead the Future?

We’re seeking a driven and innovative leader to help shape the future of automation and robotics. If this sounds like the opportunity you’ve been waiting for, don’t wait—apply now!

Full details available. Please do not hesitate to get in touch: Masuma@ platform-recruitment. com

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