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World Class Defence Organisation based in Bristol is currently looking to recruit 3x C++ Software Engineer subcontractors on an initial 12 month contract, with very likely extension.  The role will be onsite 4 days per week.  A 4 day working week is OK (Monday to Thursday).
 
Rate: £65.00 per hour
Overtime Rate: Hours worked over the standard 37 hours per week, will be paid at ‘time and a quarter’
Location: Bristol
Hybrid / Remote working: The role will be onsite 4 days per week. A 4 day working week is OK (Monday to Thursday).
Duration: 12 Months with very likely extension. Contracts are often ongoing and long-term thereafter. 
IR35 status: Inside IR35 (Umbrella)
Interview process: One stage video interview
 
Job Description:

The HMI & Cyber team is looking for software engineers to join us developing the future laser defence capability for the Royal Navy. We are looking for engineers with both a deep and broad range of experience in software engineering throughout the development as well as being able to support and mentor other engineers in their team.
 
Responsibilities:

Development of a C++ HMI application on a Linux Operating System
To undertake a full range of engineering activities in line with relevant processes, quality and other requirements
Be capable of developing collaborative relationships with team members both within the SW organisation and other parts of the company
Be willing and able to support other engineers within the team 
Skillset/experience required:

Use of C++ in a safety related environment
Knowledge of Software development practices and process is required
A Software Engineer capable of design, development and proving of efficient Software. 
Bonus Experience / Knowledge:

Experience using Qt GUI framework
Integration and use of GIS tools
Information security experience included methods of locking down operating systems and deployment in a Windows and Linux environment.
Knowledge of DDS middleware
Integration of external video streams
Automated Testing

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