Arbeitsort: Vereinigtes Königreich, Surrey, East and West Sussex
Vertragsart: Vollzeit

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Anzahl der Arbeitsplätze: 1

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C++ Developer / C++ Software Engineer (SQL TCP/IP C++ Real-time Windows Multi-threading). Market leading media software house is seeking a hands-on C++ Developer to act as a technical lead for a small, talented team. You will work with the latest technologies to design and develop new features and functions for a real-time broadcasting application. As a C++ Developer, you will drive forward innovation to keep this innovative company at the forefront of the industry. Building a multi-threaded system, you will allow television broadcasters worldwide to automate playout, handle acquisition, allow low and high resolution editing, manage assets and provide audience information for advertising. This is an informal and collaborative software house environment easily commutable from Chertsey, Staines, Woking, Kingston, Surbiton, Wimbledon and Guildford, with an informal dress code, social atmosphere, semi-flexible working hours and superb career growth opportunities. Requirements: *Strong C++ development experience on Windows *Good knowledge of networking technologies, TCP/IP, UDP; Device Driver management *Experience with multi-threading and / or real-time applications *Interest in broadcasting and / or video *Degree educated in Computer Science or related subject *Excellent written and verbal communication skills *Desirable: understanding of audio and video fundamentals - Ex: encode/decode/transcode, compression, SDI, SD/HD resolutions and frame rates and audio / digital signals As a C++ Developer you can expect to earn a highly competitive salary (to £40k) and benefits package including a pension scheme. Send your CV now or call for an informal discussion about this C++ Developer opportunity....

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