C++ Software Developer
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Interested in robotics? Are you keen to upgrade your career and work on projects that have an impact? A C++ Software Developer is sought by this south London based tech company to join their growing team. In this role, you will develop your programming skills to tackle problems involved in autonomous navigation, sensors, connectivity and data processing.
Requirements
- 1st / 2.1 degree in computer science, maths, electronics or similar.
- Industry experience as an Agile C++ software engineering, writing commercial Linux code that includes modern coding standards, source control management, continuous build processes and automated testing.
- Experience with embedded code or hardware sensors would be desirable.
It is expected that interested applicants will have the experience to mentor junior members of the team, but this aspect is one that can be developed. More importantly are good communication skills to converse with other team members.
Benefits & conditions
This progressive company already allows hybrid working, so you can work from home up to 3 days per week. Further they support innate technology curiosity so provide time to attend conferences and work on personal tech projects. This is in addition to an excellent remunerations package. Offices are walking distance from London tube stations and bus routes.
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