Graduate Software Engineer job in West Midlands

Graduate Software Engineer job in West Midlands

Birmingham

09 June 2021

Due to new investment and continued research and development of new technologies and products a position has been created for a graduate software engineer or junior software engineer to join the team. The role will involve exposure to IoT technologies and AI.

• A good relevant bachelors degree from a good university (e.g. ideally 2:1 or 1st in computer science)
• Good experience of embedded C programming, Java or C++
• Practical use of embedded C, C++ or Java within relevant projects (academic or industrial) would be preferred
• Experience of IoT applications, AI or Machine learning could be useful
• This company is small but growing and is developing advanced detection systems for medical device, security and anti-terrorism applications.

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The graduate software engineer or junior software engineer opening will involve the design of software, coding (embedded C, C++ and maybe Java), software testing and analysis.

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