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| Posted: | 01/12/25 | |
| Recruiter: | Applause IT Recruitment Ltd | |
| Reference: | 3038044913 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Disciplines: | Software Engineer | |
| Salary: | £50,000 - £75,000 Annual Comprehensive Benefits | |
| Location: | City, Manchester | |
| Description: | Role: Senior Software Engineer PLEASE NOTE: This role requires UK citizenship and the ability to obtain high-level UK Security Clearance (typically requiring 10+ years of UK residency). Are you a skilled Software Engineer looking to apply your talents to mission-critical problems? Do you want to build secure, high-assurance systems that have a genuine impact on national security? On behalf of our client, a specialist UK technology company at the forefront of defence and cyber security innovation, we are seeking a talented Software Engineer to join their core team. This is an opportunity to work on innovative projects within a culture that blends enterprise-grade engineering with the agility of a start-up. The Role: As a Software Engineer, you will be integral to the design, development, and maintenance of secure, scalable software platforms for government and defence clients. You'll work within multi-disciplinary teams, contributing to the entire software lifecycle while upholding the highest standards of engineering and security. Key Responsibilities:
Technology Exposure: You will have the opportunity to work with a modern and varied tech stack, including:
About You (The Ideal Candidate):
Desirable Experience:
What's on Offer: In return for your expertise, you will receive a highly competitive package and unparalleled opportunities for growth in a critical sector.
Why Apply? This is more than just another software role. You will be working on projects with real national impact, using Innovative -edge technology to solve complex challenges. You'll join a fast-growing, people-first company that invests in its team, offering clear progression, fantastic benefits, and a supportive, flexible environment where your input truly matters. | |