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C++ Software Engineer - Stats/Maths/Machine Learning

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1 week ago
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C++ Software Engineer required by a successful software company located in Southampton. The company requires a C++ Software Engineer to join a niche internal C++ software engineering team specialising in complex, statistical C++ software programming.


Hybrid working - 2 days per week in the Southampton office. Flexible working hours.


The successful C++ Software Engineer will likely have a relevant degree in Mathematics and will have proven commercial experience with C++ programming with a statistical or mathematical bias.


The successful C++ Software Engineer will be tasked with understanding complex mathematical and statistical research papers and then implementing those algorithms in code in a scalable fashion.



Key experience


  • C++ programming on Windows and/or Linux
  • Academic background in Mathematics


Any of the following would be advantageous


  • PhD in Maths or similar subject
  • Experience in both research and commercial software environments
  • MATLAB
  • R
  • Python
  • Machine learning



This is an opportunity to join a highly successful, expanding company offering the chance to work on complex, interesting C++ programming in a relaxed atmosphere. If you are looking for an opportunity of this nature please get in touch.

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