We are looking for lead software engineers to join our team.
We work with our clients to specify, design and create products and systems at every scale from the tiny – where you might be squeezing every last microamp of power out of an extremely constrained system – to the heavyweight, where you could be developing ultra-high reliability communications for life and death situations.
Communication is important to us, obviously in the sense of protocol stacks but also in the sense of inter-personal relationships. Our clients buy our services when they understand what we can do and how it adds value to their business, and our teams perform best under inspirational leaders. If you are ready to engage collaboratively with clients, or to help us get the very best out of our teams, then there is plenty of opportunity.
You should have a thirst for solving problems, a desire to push technology to its limits, and a creative and collaborative mindset.
Your experience should include designing and developing software for a variety of applications and providing technical leadership to teams of engineers. It would be beneficial if you also have experience in at least one adjacent area, such as electronics, signal processing, radio systems, cloud systems that communicate with embedded devices, test frameworks, communications protocol design, etc.
You will:
You will get to work with a range of clients – the big and the small. Some with existing products who are looking for new ways to make them smaller, lower power or more reliable; and some with a new product, a new idea or a desire to disrupt their market sector. They might have a limited understanding of the technology challenges, or they might want to work as a fully integrated part of our technical team. Above all, this is an opportunity to join a creative and collaborative team with a friendly and supportive culture, and a passion for solving technical challenges.
Cambridge Consultants is committed to developing its employees’ careers and has a flexible policy for individual capabilities and preferences. Promotion is linked to merit.