6 of 6 Permanent Multithreading Jobs in Cambridge

Hands-on experience with RabbitMQ, Kafka or similar messaging technologies Proficiency with TCP/IP, gRPC and high-availability protocols Performance tuning, concurrency and multithreading expertise Docker, Kubernetes and CI/CD familiarity Relevant degree If this sounds like your next challenge, apply with a copy of your CV. ...

could be a top graduate) Python proficiency (ideally your main language) Exposure to C++, Rust or C# (desirable) Ability to write performance-critical multithreaded code Interest in trading Genuine interest in technology Interest in maximising performance improvements Interest in high-availability systems with strict 99.999% uptime requirements Full details ...

pragmatic mindset: improving quality without disrupting delivery Strong communication skills and the ability to lead and mentor a team Nice to have: Experience with multithreading, performance optimisation, or low-level systems Familiarity with Linux development environments Exposure to static analysis, sanitizers, fuzzing, or property-based testing Why Join High autonomy ...

degree together with strong supporting pre-university grades (mostly A* or As at A-level, or equivalent) Substantial commercial experience of developing real-time, multithreaded software in C++ for Linux Coding skills in Python for developing automated tests and tools Familiarity with Git-based version control and unit test frameworks … relocate) within a comfortable commute should the work require you to be on-site. Keywords: Medical Device Development, C++, Linux, Qt, Real-Time, Multithreaded, Client-Facing, Cambridge Another top job from ECM, the high-tech recruitment experts. Even if this job's not quite right, do contact ...

Are you a senior C/C++ software engineer with a desire to expand to working with Rust Would you like to work in an engineering culture where "good enough" is never good enough? Reliability ...

Are you a C/C++ software engineer with a desire to expand to working with Rust Would you like to work in an engineering culture where "good enough" is never good enough? Reliability, exceptional ...