Software Engineer - GVA and Camera integration - Outside IR35

Bristol
10 months ago
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Job Title: Software Engineer

Location: Remote (with occasional on-site visits)

Contract Type: Outside IR35

About Us: We are a leading defence consultancy specializing in cutting-edge technology solutions for the defence sector. Our team is dedicated to innovation, excellence, and delivering high-quality solutions to our clients.

Role Overview: We are seeking a highly skilled Software Engineer to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in creating generic vehicle architecture, developing digital interfaces, and working with Bowman communications systems. This role is primarily remote, offering flexibility and the opportunity to work on exciting defence projects.

Key Responsibilities:

Design and develop generic vehicle architecture for defence applications.
Create and implement digital interfaces to enhance system integration.
Work with Bowman communications systems to ensure seamless communication capabilities.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality software solutions.
Participate in code reviews, testing, and debugging to maintain software quality.
Provide technical support and guidance to team members and stakeholders.Required Skills and Experience:

Proven experience in software engineering within the defence sector.
Strong knowledge of generic vehicle architecture design and development.
Expertise in creating and implementing digital interfaces.
Experience with Bowman communications systems.
Proficiency in programming languages such as C++, Java, or Python.
Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Strong communication and teamwork abilities.Desirable Skills:

Experience with Agile development methodologies.
Knowledge of cybersecurity principles and practices.
Familiarity with other defence communication systems.Benefits:

Competitive contract rates (outside IR35)
Flexible working hours and remote work options.
Opportunity to work on innovative and impactful defence projects.
Professional development and training opportunities.How to Apply: Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and a cover letter detailing their relevant experience and why they are a good fit for this role

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