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# Software Development Engineer (C++, Unix, Radar Interfaces) for NATO with security clearance

- **Company:** WLG
- **Location:** Den Haag, Netherlands
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Unix, C++ (Programming Language), Domain Name System (DNS), Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Network Troubleshooting, Software Engineering, TCP/IP, Virtual Local Area Networks, Firewalls (Computer Science), Git, Software Version Control
- **Published:** October 15, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.nl/details/5928222713

## About the Role

* Solid experience developing software in C/C++, with Git
 * Good understanding of software engineering best practice, testing and documentation
 * Several years of Unix experience
 * A strong team player
 * A plus: real-time air domain applications (sensors, tactical data links, flight plans), radar interfaces, and network troubleshooting (TCP/IP, VPN, VLAN, firewalls, DNS)

Why this one is worth a look

It is real engineering on mission software with a clear scope, where good C++ is exactly what is needed.

## Description

A multinational defence organisation in The Hague is implementing a set of engineering change proposals in its air surveillance software - the passive sensor and sensor control components - and needs an experienced C/C++ developer to deliver them., * Implementing engineering changes in C/C++ sensor and sensor control software on Unix

 * Applying sound engineering practice: version control in Git, testing and documentation
 * Working through interfaces with radar and other sensors, and the network side when it gets in the way
 * Collaborating closely with the wider engineering team