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£55k - £60k Flexible Hours + Hybrid Working!
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Embedded Software Engineer | £55k - £60k | Stevenage | Flexible Hours + Hybrid Working! This is an opportunity to join a dynamic team embarking on an exciting phase of transforming software development and delivery, with a focus on empowering engineers and enhancing testing across a diverse product portfolio. This work is in the defence sector and I am looking for an Embedded Software Engineer to design and develop engineering based test equipment software. **Security clearance is required for this role and the applicants must have full working rights in the UK** Skills required from the Embedded Software Engineer: Strong experience with Embedded C (90% of the work is in this) Experience working on Windows based systems Experience in safety critical and standardised work What's next? If you’re an Embedded Software Engineer looking for a new challenge and would like the chance to develop within an experienced team, then apply now! To find out more about this or any other Embedded Software opportunities across the UK, please contact Bradley Hayden.
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