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    C++ Software Engineer

    Company

    IC Resources

    Salary

    £40,000 - £50,000 & hybrid working!

    Description

    My client is a deep technology company producing groundbreaking software for holographic displays and producing market-leading AR/VR headsets. They are looking for a C++ Software Engineer to be involved in the full development cycle, optimizing, profile and benchmarking, making a significant individual contribution. You'll be working on their hologram software suite, conducting research, developing their code base and tackling optical challenges. What's required? Strong C/C++ and Python skills Experience with a variety of: CUDA, OpenGL, Vulkan, DirectX, Unity Cross platform development - Linux, Windows, Android Interest/experience with parallel computing Bonus - An interest in the AR/VR field If you are a C++ Software Engineer looking for an exciting opportunity in the AR/VR field, please apply to learn more! To find out more about this and other software opportunities across the UK, please contact Jack Bird at IC Resources.

    Location

    Cambridge

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