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IC Resources
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Salary
£50k to £70k depending on experience
Description
A Senior C/C++ Software Engineer is now needed to join an established team in beautiful Herefordshire. The ideal Senior C/C++ Software Engineer will have over 4yrs of experience with particular emphasis on Object-Oriented Analysis and Design using UML and C++ for both embedded and desktop environments. T he role will involve development of new products using Agile development practices. Suitable Senior Software Engineers should have proven experience developing software to drive hardware devices using high performance embedded processors and embedded Linux. Use of Confluence / Jira / Bitbucket tools is beneficial as is Python, Multi-Threaded software, Git and other software quality assurance tools and methods. You will be part of a small team working closely with the Hardware, FPGA and RF engineers. An understanding of the RF environment and Digital Signal Processing as well as experience in using logic analysers, oscilloscopes and spectrum analysers would be valuable but not essential. Great salary and hybrid working available. Send your CV or call Emma Windows for more information.
Location
Hereford
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