Backend Software Engineer C++ Artificial Intelligence

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Are you a data centric technologist who has expertise with C++, looking for an opportunity to work on complex and interesting AI based systems?

You could be progressing your career at a growing tech start-up as they expand their UK presence (already highly successful in the US); the product is an AI driven intelligent video security that can be integrated to current systems and enables things like searching for particular people and licence plates.

As a Backend Software Engineer you will build Edge-computing and IoT applications for processing vision data and communication layers for the compute-constrained edge devices. You'll be deploying Machine Learning models to production and optimising the platform runtime performance, this is mainly in C++ with parts running on GPU.

There's a variety of technical challenges, you'll be problem solving and collaborating, working on cutting edge technology.

Location / WFH:

You'll join a small, growing team based in Bank, London onsite five days a week, working hours between 1000 and 1800.

About you:

You're a skilled Software Developer / Engineer with a thorough knowledge of Computer Science fundamentals such as OOP, Data Structures, Design Patterns You have advanced level C++ skills (they're using C++20) including multithreading It would be advantageous to have experience with Edge / IoT computing You're keen to work in s start-up environment where you can make a real impact You are degree educated in Computer Science or similar relevant discipline from a top tier university

What's in it for you:

As a Backend Software Engineer / Developer (C++ AI) you will earn:

Competitive salary to £120k Equity shares Medical, Dental and Optical insurance Continuous career development Opportunity to be a founding member

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