C++ Senior Software Engineer

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C++ Software Engineer - Cambridgeshire - £50k - £90k 

We are seeking a C++ Senior Software Engineer  ( Hybrid possible) who has excellent experience in the design, implementation, and verification of software as part of a complex electronic system which integrates multiple sub-systems. You will join a dynamic team who are producing a family of disruptive network security products that protect customers' networks and data from cyber-attack.
This technology is already indirectly saving lives. The cutting-edge technology is industry leading, and going through an exciting stage of development and growth. You will have excellent experience of Modern C++ and STL and/or Rust, and a passion for developing good code, working within modern development techniques like TDD and pair/group-programming.

You must be able to obtain Security Clearance, due to the nature of work. In return you will be working for a company which fosters new ideas, encourages personal development, and is a true investor in their employees. The work environment is first class, and you will be offered a very competitive salary with area leading benefits and bonus scheme.

Requirements of C++ Senior Software Engineer
BSc grade 2.i or above in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Electronics or similar subject
Experience with Modern C++ and the STL and/or Rust
Able to obtain Security clearance.
Familiarity with software development practices and tools, such as agile development, version control, software testing, continuous integration and virtualisation
Experience with Python ideally
Experience with leading design direction
Bare metal and/or Linux and real time OS experience beneficial
Cloud development experience beneficial
Knowledge or experience of network security / network programming beneficial
Familiarity with object orientation and/or function design patterns
CI and automation experience

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