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Full Stack Software Engineer

Stevenage
3 days ago
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Full Stack Software Development Engineer

JOB LOCATION: Stevenage

SECURITY CLEARANCE LEVEL: SC Needed to start- UKEO

DURATION: 6+ Months Minimum (possibility for extension)

WORK PATTERN: Fully Onsite; Compressed Possible 4 days min on site; other day possibly remote (may change depending on workload).

PAY RATE: £65 - £67 Per Hour Umbrella Inside IR35

Overview:

The Environment Simulator Group provide a real-time environment, running simulations of the sub-systems to test the operation of the unit under test.

What we are looking for:

We are currently looking to recruit an experienced self-starting Software Engineer for a position in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. The role is 100% on site. The successful candidate will join our development team responsible for building and integrating real-time test and data capture systems. The role will focus on developing and maintaining software in a Linux environment, working closely with high-speed multi-channel SFPDP cards, real-time data flows, and complex multi-threaded processing pipelines.

Proficient in C++ and with knowledge of C#, you will play a critical part in the design, development, integration, and verification of test software solutions that are central to our system validation and delivery capabilities.

Responsibilities:

You will be working within a small and will be responsible for: -

• The continued development of the Web UI components

• Maintenance and testing of .net microservices

• Creating the appropriate documentation

• Collaborating with and assisting other members of the team.

Skillset/Experience Required:

Essential experience:

• Programming Languages:-

o JavaScript, Typescript, HTML, CSS, C#

• Framework & Libraries:-

o Svelte, Angular, Vue.js, React, .NET 7/8

• Tools and Technologies

o Visual Studio, Jira, GitLab, Node.js, npm CI, Docker, Kubernetes, Artifactory

• You have experience of working on complex, distributed systems with Containerisation including a knowledge of Kubernetes / Docker

• You have a thorough understanding of Computer Science fundamentals such as OOP, Data Structures, Design Patterns, Algorithms

• You have experience working in an agile development environment.

• You have the ability to identify and solve complex problems.

• You have the ability to design innovative and user-friendly interfaces.

• You are familiar with modern software testing and deployment practices such as TDD & CI/CD

• You can set up CI / CD Pipelines

• You are comfortable with all aspects of the software development lifecycle (planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing and deployment, maintenance)

• You have excellent communication skills and are comfortable collaborating across teams and with senior stakeholders

• You have mentored & assisted junior members of the team.

Non-essential:

• You have experience with other languages such as C++

• Linux sysadmin/DevOps/deployment

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