Looking for a role where your work genuinely matters? This is your chance to join a close-knit engineering team building software that powers world-class scientific instruments. These systems help researchers push the boundaries of physics and materials science and you\βll play a key part in making that happen. If you enjoy solving complex problems, collaborating across disciplines, and want to see your code make a real impact, this could be the perfect fit.
What you\βll do
- Own the lifecycle:
Design, develop, and maintain software for precision instruments. 50% coding, 25% documentation, 25% coordination. - Build clean solutions:
Write modern
C++
and
Python
in a Linux environment, delivering robust, maintainable code. - Collaborate widely:
Work with engineers, technicians, manufacturing teams, and scientists to turn business requirements into technical solutions. - Hardware integration:
Interface with programmable instruments and ensure smooth hardware/software interaction. - Test and validate:
Create and run unit and integration tests to guarantee reliability. - Lead by influence:
Mentor junior engineers and contribute technical input during design reviews.
What you\βll bring
- Strong experience in
C++
and
Python
for complex systems. - Solid Linux development background.
- Proven ability to deliver maintainable, high-performance software.
- Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or equivalent practical experience.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to work across multiple teams.
- Strong experience in translating business requirements into technical solutions.
Working arrangement
- Hybrid:
3 days on-site
in Oxford, with early finish Fridays (1pm). - Expect hands-on collaboration in the lab for hardware integration and testing.
Salary & Benefits
- Up to
Β£68,000
plus bonus scheme. - 25 days annual leave +
Contact Detail:
Computer Futures Recruiting Team