Senior Software Engineer

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3 weeks ago
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Location: Chertsey, Surrey
Security Requirement: Sole UK National (Must be able to obtain SC/DV Clearance)

Our client is a global leader in Defence innovation, currently scaling their elite underwater systems division. We are looking for a Lead Software Engineer to bridge the gap between complex system architecture and high-performance delivery.

In this role, you won't just be managing a team; you will be the technical heartbeat of projects that protect national interests. From acoustic signal processing to real-time embedded systems, you will lead a multi-disciplinary team to translate abstract requirements into mission-critical reality.

What You’ll Do
Architectural Ownership: Define and lead the software design (UML/Enterprise Architect) within a wider systems framework.
Team Leadership: Mentor, supervise, and drive the output of a skilled engineering team, ensuring quality and adherence to industry standards.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with PMs and Firmware/Electronics Engineers to ensure seamless integration of hardware and software.
Customer Facing: Act as a technical authority, presenting designs and progress to both internal stakeholders and Ministry of Defence (MoD) customers.
Modernization: Drive the adoption of modern practices, including Docker and containerization, within traditional embedded environments.  
Your Technical Arsenal
The Core: Expert-level C++ development within Linux/Windows environments.
Design: Proficiency in structured design tools (specifically Enterprise Architect or similar UML tools).
Domain Expertise: Proven experience in Embedded Real-Time applications and/or Acoustic Signal Processing.
Process: Deep understanding of the full lifecycle—from requirement capture to V&V (Verification and Validation).
Leadership: A track record of managing technical work packages and mentoring junior-to-mid-level engineers

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