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Senior C++ Software Engineer - Cyber Security

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Senior C++ Software Engineer / Developer
Location: London / WFH
Salary: to £80k
Do you have strong backend C++ software development experience?
You could be progressing your career at the world's most advanced cybersecurity technology business that uses AI technology to protect clients across the globe from advanced cyber threats, working alongside a team of friendly and supportive people and enjoying a host of perks and benefits.
About the Role
As a Senior C++ Software Engineer you'll develop high performance systems that sit at the heart of the platform, helping organisations automatically detect, analyse and neutralise attacks without human intervention.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop high performance systems in modern C++ (C++17/23) in a Linux environment
- Build low latency, highly concurrent software where performance, reliability, and scalability are paramount
- Opportunities to specialise in systems programming, performance optimisation or security focused development
- Work with Rust
- Provide technical leadership, taking ownership of features from design through to deployment
- Lead code reviews, mentor engineers, contribute to sprint planning and technical direction
- Collaborate with product and engineering teams to deliver high quality software
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Location / WFH
- You can work from home most of the time, meeting up with colleagues in the London office twice a week
About You
- Strong commercial C++ development experience (C++17 / 20 / 23)
- Experience of building high performance, low latency systems on Linux
- Good understanding of systems programming, concurrency, and performance optimisation
- Some Rust experience, this could be in your own time, happy to use going forward
- Comfortable leading technical delivery, mentoring developers, and driving engineering best practice
- Collaborative approach with excellent problem solving skills


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What's in it for you:
- Competitive salary up to £80k + Bonus
- Pension
- Private Medical Insurance
- Life Assurance
- Enhanced parental leave
- Employee Assistance Program
- 23 days holiday plus an additional one for your birthday
- Charity giving schemes
- Personal training and development budgets
Apply now to find out more about this Senior C++ Software Engineer / Developer opportunity.
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