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Senior Software Engineer

Teversham
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Senior C++ Software Engineer
Salary: Up to £120,000 + Benefits
Location: Cambridgeshire
Working Env: Hybrid (3 days on-site)
 
The company is a Cambridge based start-up that specialising in ultra-low latency trading technology for financial markets. Following continued growth, they are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join the team.
 
As a Senior Software Engineer, you will play a leading role in the design, development and maintenance of low latency, high-performance software which oversees the low-latency FPGA in real-time trading, along with comprehensive tests suites to ensure the correct and efficient operation of the system. You will collaborate with software and hardware engineers across the business and be responsible for mentoring junior members of the team.
 
Key Requirements:

Experience programming in C++ with a solid understanding of Linux and some of the following:

Concurrent multi-threaded programming
Networking / network protocols
Common CPU architectures and how to exploit them for performance
Computational / storage complexities and how to design to optimize for them
Experience working across the entire Software Design Life Cycle (Architecture, Design, Implementation, Testing & Deployment
Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams across firmware, software, and DevOps to deliver production-grade solutions.Desired, but not essential:

Experience programming in Rust

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