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Embedded software Engineer with at least three years' experience is sought by an IoT organization based near Nottingham. With a rich pedigree of using IoT, connected technology to improve commercial connectivity in the workplace this Embedded Software Engineer will work on the development and implementation of new solutions … working with a highly skilled R&D team to streamline IoT communication across the product portfolio. This organisation will provide extensive on and off-site training, certifications and progression opportunities built around one on one mentorship from the lead engineer. This Embedded Software Engineer based near Nottingham should have … At least three commercial embedded software development experience (embedded C, C++ etc) - Linux system experience (Debian, Raspbian etc) - Excellent communication skills - Cloud interfaces - Azure, AWS etc - Any IoT communication experience would be a plus The benefits for this Embedded Software Engineer based near Nottingham include more »

Cloud Team Leader, AWS Cloud Design, Java Software Engineering. The role is based in Newbury, Berkshire 2 days each week and 3 days at home. Highly competitive salary + benefits A stunning career move with an industry leader in decarbonisation. The AWS Cloud Team Leader will lead a … growing team of cloud engineers and spearhead the development of secure & scalable, AWS hosted domestic energy management products to deliver home decarbonisation. You will build a high performing team, fostering innovation and ensuring that they leverage the cloud securely & effectively to achieve business objectives. Working closely with other team … and developers Design, build, and maintain secure, scalable, and reliable cloud infrastructure and applications Develop Services & APIs in a Serverless and Server based cloud IoT environment Work in close partnership with product management ensuring delivery of business goals Automate cloud operations and processes to improve efficiency and reduce costs more »