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IC Resources
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Salary
£50,000 - £60,000 & Hybrid working
Description
Software Engineer £50,000 - £60,000 & Hybrid working My client is a Fortune 100 organisation and a global leader in EDA, building the next generation of EDA tools that enable IC designers to layout the latest silicon chips. They are looking for a Software Engineer to join their growing, Cambridge-based R&D development team, responsible for creating innovative technologies required for technology leadership in this space. They are looking for a problem-solving, forward-thinking Software Engineer to design and develop software in C++ to support their product that maximises clock speed, minimises chip size and reduces power, depending on the users requirements. What's required for this Software Engineer position? Strong C++ development experience MSc/PhD in a STEM discipline Strong Mathematical or Physics background Passion for algorithmic development If you are a Software Engineer and are interested in working within a 'Top 15' Great Place To Work organisation, then please apply to learn more. If you are interested in this or other software opportunities across the UK, please contact Jack Bird.
Location
Cambridge
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