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to join their experienced and highly skilled team in Derbyshire. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge Cyber Security products and systems, contributing to their development and testing. You will possess strong coding and design skills, along with a passion for exploring new … ideas and a commitment to delivering high-quality work. As security is of utmost importance, this role offers a great opportunity for individuals interested in building a career in developing high integrity software based on formal specifications and functional correctness. Responsibilities: Collaborate with the team to analyse customer requirements … requirements capture. Technical report writing. Great communication skills. Desirable Technical Skills: Proficiency with scripting languages (e.g. Python, Perl, PowerShell). Web front end design. Network security and vulnerability analysis. Familiarity with static analysis tools. Experience of Software Unit Test automation and tools (LDRA, Parasoft etc). Embedded C more »

Embedded Software Engineer A unique opportunity for an Embedded Software Engineer to join an industry-leading security consultancy based in Derbyshire, responsible for developing critical cybersecurity solutions for both Government organisations, and other providers. Offering a brilliant opportunity to use your engineering skills to contribute in a positive way … while working on an interesting array of challenging, bespoke projects. Location: Derby – due to the security nature of this role it is 5 days on site. Salary : £40,000 - £70,000 per annum + excellent benefits Requirements for Embedded Software Engineer: Ideally, you will have at least 3 years … C++ Embedded software role Experience of multi-threaded embedded systems (RTOS) Strong design and coding skills Experience of ARM based microcontrollers Keen interest in security (you don’t need prior experience) Given the consultancy element of the role, you will need to be great at understanding requirements and suggesting more »