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Working on software code for scientific instrumentation hardware
Based in purpose designed workspace, this multidisciplinary company employs both engineers and scientists to work on their sophisticated, next-generation instrumentation platform. Their engineers utilise robotics for automation, whilst their scientists develop scalable solutions. Their software team look to interface hardware components within their instrument as well as provide analytics and metrics.
As a Software Engineer, you will join this growing team and be provided guidance from senior members of the software team with regards to developing and testing a range of software modules. This will include agile development practices, pair programming and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Requirements:

  • Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Engineering or similar AND industry experience developing software for deliverable products.
  • Experience writing OOP code for both desktop / enterprise applications and cloud-native services (via RESTful APIs). Any experience of communication interfaces (OPC-UA. RS232/485), would be desirable.
  • Experience using two or more of the following: Modern C++, C# or Java. Experience with Python, React / Angular, databases would be advantageous.
    Applicants do need to demonstrate relevant project experience (software associated for instrumentation). Projects in banking, IT consultancy services or ML are not relevant.
    The role is based fully onsite as you’ll be working with hardware modules and engaging with other team members. On offer is an excellent remunerations package including a wide range of benefits.
    Due to the out-of-town location of their offices (South Cambridgeshire), being able to drive / cycle or willingness to take public transport is required. Note, only applicants with full rights to work in the UK indefinitely without the need for company sponsorship will be considered (applicants with restricted time-limited visas will not be progressed).
    Keywords: C++, C#, Java, Python, Hardware / Software, React / Angular, Instrumentation, Databases, Desktop / Enterprise, Cloud-Native, Communications, South Cambridgeshire
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    Please apply (quoting ref: CV27401) only if you are eligible to live and work in the UK. By submitting your details you certify that the information you provide is accurate
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