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Adecco is pleased to represent a leading supplier of military and commercial electro-optical sensors. Our client, a prestigious company in this sector, is seeking a Junior Software Engineer to join their dynamic team.

Position: Junior Software Engineer

Salary: Up to £30,000 per annum

Location: Kent

As a Junior Software Engineer, you will play a crucial role in developing software solutions for military and commercial electro-optical sensors. Your responsibilities will include creating bare-metal C programming language solutions for ARM based microprocessors on custom designed electronic printed circuit boards. Additionally, you will be involved in writing PC software to complement testing and end-user applications coded using C# and Microsoft's Visual Studio integrated development environment. You'll have the opportunity to contribute to the full design lifecycle of products, from specifications and system architecture to deployment and project management.

Main Duties & Responsibilities:

Develop software solutions as part of an agile multidisciplinary engineering team.
Document designs and maintain clear records of all work in accordance with procedures.
Support customers both internally and externally with relevant system issues.
Carry out other tasks as may be requested from time to time by the Engineering Director.Qualifications:

An Engineering or Computer Science degree (2:1) or equivalent preferred.
Professional registration encouraged.Essential Experience:

Ability to deliver software projects, thinking conceptually and translating design requirements into viable technical solutions.
Full software lifecycle experience (documentation, design, development, testing, revision control systems, and maintenance).
Experience working with a range of embedded microcontrollers.
Experience developing with C# programming language.Advantageous Experience:

Experience using Visual Studio and Visual GDB extensions.
Experience reviewing electronic schematics.
Experience working within teams using Agile principles