C++ Software Engineer - Linux - TCP/IP

Bristol
1 month ago
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Robotics Software Engineer - C++/Linux

Are you looking for the next step in your career? Somewhere you can join where you will grow, as the company grows? No legacy C++ codebase or glass ceilings. Be hired for your potential and learn plenty of new skills along the way.

This Bristol based robotics company is set to undergo growth with their innovative product recently being launched. The C++ Software Engineer will have the chance to be part of a creative R&D team where you will be an important member of the software team.

C++ Software Engineer requirements:



Knowledge of modern C++

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Experience working with Linux

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Multi-threading, CMake knowledge

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TCP/IP, Sockets, Linux systems, C, GPU, CUDA all nice to have

The C++ Software Engineer will be taking responsibility for the software where speed and performance are required so you can expect to work on code optimisation amongst many other areas. No 2 days will be the same working in a varied role where you will learn and grow across the SDLC. You will be well compensated alongside stock options. Hybrid working with 1 or 2 days in the office. This is an urgent role, so apply for immediate consideration and interviews

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