C / C++ Software Engineer
Location: Hybrid (once a month in the office – Leicester or Worcester)
Salary: Circa £55k + bonus + benefits
Do you love cars? How about the planet? Fancy playing a part in reducing vehicle emissions and making driving as safe as possible?
If you’re nodding vigorously, then you’re in luck because I’m working with a company that does just that!
The work you’ll be undertaking in this post will be vital for not only your employer, but the industry at large, so if you’ve felt like a tiny cog in a giant machine and like your work doesn’t really matter, then this role will be like a breath of fresh air!
They have tasked me with finding someone to join their Real-Time Software Engineering department, so you’ll be using C / C++ as your primary language, designing and developing device drivers and real-time components in Windows and/or Blackberry QNX for automotive test applications. You’ll be contributing to real-time system architecture and design concepts, working in an agile department but also collaborating with a global technical team. Any experience in Azure DevOps, Git (or other distributed source control systems) would also work in your favour.
You’ll need a great academic background in Maths/ Physics/ Computer Science/ Mechanical Engineering as the work you’ll be doing needs to be exceptionally accurate as it’ll be used for safety standard setting in the industry. If you’ve got experience of working in the automotive industry, that would be super useful!
You’ll also get one day per month as ‘self-directed time’ to do as you please! You can learn a new language, take a technical exam, or do anything you like!
The work arrangement is simple – you work from home as much as you want to: the minimum requirement for any travel is twice per year for team building events, average amongst current staff is 1 a month in the office.
If this sounds good to you, apply now or drop me a line to find out more!
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