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# Remote Home Based C++ Software Engineer

- **Company:** 4M Recruitment
- **Location:** Northampton, United Kingdom (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** £50,000 - £60,000
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Java (Programming Language), Agile Methodology, JIRA, Unit Testing, C++ (Programming Language), Computer Programming, Software Design Patterns, Linux, Shell Script, Software Engineering
- **Published:** November 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.cv-library.co.uk/job/225824634/Remote-Home-Based-C-Software-Engineer

## About the Role

* 4+ years software engineering experience.
 * Coding experience in C++
 * Strong technical background
 * Linux based environments
 * Software Development / Software Engineering and unit testing
 * Attention to detail and problem solving skills
 * Working in a Agile based environment highly desirable
 * Object Orientated Principles and Design patterns
 * Experience with other object orientated programming languages would also be highly desirable.
 * Any experience with Java and Shell Scripting would also be highly desirable
 * Ideally First Class BSc degree in a related field.

## Description

We are currently recruiting for a C++ Software Engineer to join their busy client who is rapidly expanding on a remote home working basis.

Your main role will be to develop software / applications for this market leading software provider.

The main purpose of this role is to:

 * Develop software applications using C++ as the main language
 * Write high performance code in modern C++ version 17 onwards
 * Complete unit testing to ensure the software performs as per the design
 * Use JIRA to report on faults