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Lead C/C++ Engineer (Farnborough or Guildford)
Job Posted: 11 days ago
Salary: £ 80,000/Annum
Job Type: Permanent
Location: Surrey
Expire in: 17 days
Job Description
Love exploring what's possible with C/C++ and FPGAs?
Want to deliver cutting edge prototypes to secure customers?
Does delivering research papers for novel RF systems sound up your street?
If so, this could be the role for you!
*Please note this role will require going through DV clearance*
We're working closely with a company founded by former scientists that specialise in the weird and wonderful and all things Digital Signal Processing, Digital Image Processing and High Performance Computing.
They're on the lookout for an experienced Lead Engineer (or someone looking to step into a lead role) to lead a small team of specialist engineers, working to tight time scales delivering proof of concepts, full builds and research white papers- not all at once!
Due to the nature of the work, this role is full time onsite either in Farnborough or Guildford.
Key Skills & Experience:
Extensive C/C++ experience
Mathematical mindset and understanding of Digital Cryptography
Leadership and mentoring skills
Comfortable working in a Linux environment
Experience building complex systems Bonus Skills:
Rust engineering experience
HTML/JavaScript/TypeScript experience:
Package:
Up to £80,000 (Higher Salary Negotiable for right person)
Discretionary Bonus
25 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays (33 Days a year off total)
10% Company Pension Contribution
Life Insurance
EV Salary Sacrifice The interview process is a relaxed to stage process via Team.
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