C++ Developer

Bristol
2 weeks ago
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We are recruiting for a C++ Developer on contract to work for a leading Defence organisation based in their Bristol office.

Candidates will have current SC or happy to go through SC Clearance process.

Responsibilities:

Application development and testing, including sophisticated business logic.

Collaborating with internal algorithm teams to integrate algorithms, implement complex transformation logic, test and verify.

Implementing and integrating interfaces with other subsystems and external simulators.

Building and extending components within an existing software application framework and deploying into a virtualised test environment.

Skill and experience required:

Experience in developing application-level software (C++, C#, Java or similar).

Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and modern software engineering practices.

Knowledge of Data Distribution Service (DDS) is advantageous.

Defence industry experience is advantageous.

You like working where systems design, algorithms and software implementation meet.

* Strong experience in C++ application development.

* A strong background in software engineering, its realisation and system wide impact.

* Experience in CI/CD pipelines, GitLab, Docker.

Experience of developing software for virtual environments

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