2 of 2 Contract Performance Tuning Jobs in Stevenage

logic for accurate capture and replay. Collaborating with hardware teams to ensure seamless software-to-hardware integration and timing alignment. Leading system-level integration, verification, and validation activities. Conducting performance analysis, debugging, and optimisation of real-time systems. Documenting architecture, interfaces, and test procedures to support formal testing and handover. What Were Looking For: Strong C++ development experience in … in multi-threaded programming, low-level I/O, DMA, and PCIe driver interactions. Familiarity with software sequencing frameworks or custom state machines. Experience in system integration, debugging, and performance tuning. Proficiency with Git and CI/CD pipelines. Desirable: Experience with FPGA-based data acquisition, RTOS, automated test frameworks, or HWIL setups. Why Join? Be part of a More ❯

Software Engineer | C++ | GPU/CPU Optimisation | Defence | Stevenage Our client, a trusted UK Ministry of Defence partner, is seeking a skilled Software Engineer to help develop a high-performance C++ application engine. This engine supports data processing, cluster management, and integration with MATLAB/Simulink models. The focus is on optimising GPU and CPU code to enhance simulation … speed and runtime efficiency. Key Responsibilities: Proficient in C/C++ and CUDA for high-performance application development Strong foundation in Object-Oriented Programming principles and design Skilled in GPU/CPU performance tuning and optimisation techniques Experienced in managing memory across GPU and CPU architectures Capable of producing clear, concise, and technically sound documentation What do … you need?: Proficient in C/C++ and CUDA for high-performance application development Strong foundation in Object-Oriented Programming principles and design Skilled in GPU/CPU performance tuning and optimisation techniques Experienced in managing memory across GPU and CPU architectures Capable of producing clear, concise, and technically sound documentation What happens now? Upon submission of More ❯