Senior C++ Software Engineer

Oho Group

London

1 year ago

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Oho has partnered with a London-based Cyber Security start-up who on a mission to design and build the security architecture of the future. They provide their customers with the most comprehensive defence against cybersecurity threats; for every user and asset in an organisation, wherever the location.

As a senior developer specialising in C++, you will be focused on building features that enables the products to find new threats with high accuracy and connect to new sources of data, at the same time ensuring that it has a minimal impact on the CPU and memory usage of customer devices. Having recently closed a very successful Series A funding round, they are looking for innovative and driven individuals who want to make an impact and enhance our momentum!

Requirements:

Excellent programming skills in C++11 or later
Strong familiarity with Windows environments and development
Commercial experience with the software development lifecycle
Willingness and ability to collaborate with other teams
Strong oral and written communication skills
Ability to quickly grasp complex problems and turn them into productive work
4+ Years relevant commercial experience

Benefits:

Competitive Salary
Private medical insurance
Generous pension scheme
25 days’ annual leave + bank holidays
Additional training and personal development
Excellent maternity/paternity leave policy

Apply now as interviews are already being scheduled!

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