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About The Company
They are a pioneering UK technology company delivering high-performance physical layer solutions for 5G and next-generation wireless networks, with a particular focus on Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) such as satellite communications.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Software Engineer to join a growing engineering team developing next-generation wireless communications technology. This role will focus on the development, optimisation, and integration of software infrastructure supporting high-performance embedded and real-time systems.
Working closely with software, hardware, and systems teams, you will contribute to the delivery of advanced communications products while helping to drive performance, reliability, and scalability across the software platform.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop software platforms used to run and test communications algorithms
- Optimise software performance using multi-threading, SIMD, and hardware acceleration techniques
- Integrate software with ARM-based embedded platforms and hardware systems
- Support and improve automated testing and CI pipelines
- Participate in integration, interoperability, and system testing activities
- Work collaboratively with software, hardware, and architecture teams to deliver robust solutions
- Contribute to technical reviews and customer-facing engineering discussions
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Essential Requirements
- Strong C or C++ programming experience
- Experience working with Linux and embedded software environments
- Knowledge of Python, Bash, Groovy, or similar scripting languages
- Understanding of real-time systems and performance-critical software
- Experience with Git, GitHub, and modern software development workflows
Desirable Requirements
- Experience within telecommunications or wireless communications environments
- Knowledge of 5G technologies and associated specifications
- Experience with networking technologies such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
- Experience with FPGA, DSP, or hardware acceleration technologies
- Familiarity with FPGA toolchains such as Xilinx Vivado
- Exposure to O-RAN architectures and fronthaul technologies
- Test and validation experience, ideally involving RF equipment and signal analysis


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Interview Process
Stage 1: 30-minute screening interview covering experience, motivations, and technical background.
Stage 2: Approximately 90-minute onsite technical interview focused on problem-solving, software engineering fundamentals, communications knowledge, and technical decision-making, followed by a site tour.
Why Apply?
- Work on cutting-edge communications technology
- Collaborate with experienced software, hardware, and systems engineers
- Gain exposure to embedded Linux, real-time systems, FPGA acceleration, and wireless technologies
- Opportunity to influence products deployed in advanced communications environments
How To Apply
If you are interested, please email with your updated CV and a time that’s best to call you or call Ella Atkinson on 01184675779.
Please note that sponsorship will be available for candidates who are an exceptional fit to the role.
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