Software Engineer / Senior Software Engineer

Kirkbymoorside
4 months ago
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Most coding jobs keep your work hidden. This puts it under pressure, thousands of metres below the sea.

Imagine writing code that doesn’t just run on a laptop - it breathes life into machines that explore, cut, rescue, and build in some of the harshest environments on Earth. 

This is not maintenance work. It’s not another endless app cycle. It’s software engineering where the stakes are real, where reliability and precision matter more than polish, and where every line of code must perform flawlessly in environments that don’t forgive mistakes. 

Why this role stands out:

You’ll be building and refining real-time control systems for remotely operated vehicles and robotic tooling - the kind of tech that makes deep-sea intervention possible.
You’ll learn fast. Whether you join as a Software Engineer building smaller project modules or as a Senior Engineer leading full-scale design and mentoring others, you’ll be stretched and developed daily.
You’ll work across the full lifecycle - from concept, design, and coding, through to testing, deployment, and client support. Your fingerprints will be on every stage.
You’ll join a tight-knit engineering culture where problems are solved collaboratively and wins are shared.
What you'll get:

A clear progression path - grow from delivering modules to leading projects.
Flexi-time working, private healthcare, strong pension and life insurance
25 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, and the chance to truly own your work.
If you’re the kind of engineer who thrives when the challenge is bigger than the manual, this is your stage. Bring your curiosity, your grit, and your problem-solving mindset - and let’s see what your code can do when it’s tested against the sea

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