An Exciting opportunity has arisen for askilled Senior C++ Developer with experience in modern C++ development with a current UKIC DV clearance.

Our client provides exceptional software solutions deployed across diverse infrastructure setups.



As a Senior C++ Developer, you will develop modern C++ solutions and act as a subject matter expert in your field.

This position is based on-site, with occasional opportunities for remote working.

What we are looking for:

Must have:



* Previously worked as a C++ Developer or in a similar role.


* Experience in modern C++ standards, including C++11 // C++14 / C++17 / C++20.


* Must have current UKIC DV clearance


Good to have:



* Experience with C++ unit testing frameworks (e.g., GTEST, GMOCK).


* Familiarity with internet security protocols and networking tools.


* Skilled of BASH scripting, Python, and GCC compiler.


* Understanding of GIT and Jenkins.


* Knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS.


Whats on offer:



* Competitive salary £50k -£90k


* 25 days plus public holidays


* 5% employee and 10% employer pension contributions


* Salary sacrifice schemes, including ULEV Cars and Cycle to Work


* Commitment to personal development with access to leading training solutions


Apply now for this exceptional opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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