Silicon Start-Up - Graduate Software Engineer

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Reference	8499JH
Contract type	Permanent

Exciting time to join a fledgling silicon start-up company who are already winning awards for their ground breaking work. We have been asked to recruit a Graduate Software Engineer who will perform a key role within their Engineering team working on a variety of tasks including application, tools and utility development (C++/Java/Python/Perl/Linux), hardware verification, FPGA prototyping and digital design.

We are looking for a flexible, resourceful Graduate Software Engineer with solid experience in a programming language (C++ or Java), ideally scripting skills (Python or Perl) and an appreciation of Hardware/embedded systems or experience with RTL languages like Verilog, System Verilog or VHDL

There is a degree of flexibility in the Graduate Software Engineer requirements as is common in start-ups. They are looking for an engineer who is bright, enthusiastic, interested in technology and happy to get involved in a mixture of work.

Desirable experience includes writing software plugins for Eclipse or building GNU tools, debug, verification, automation, RTL languages like Verilog, System Verilog or VHDL would be valued as is experience of writing behavioural models.

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Position: Graduate Software Engineer
Location: Cambridge
Salary: �25-30k
Benefits: share options
Key Skills: C++ Java Python Perl
Desirable skills: Eclipse plugins, GNU tools, debug, verification, automation, Verilog, VHDL, writing behavioural models
Apply: jamie AT enterpriserecruitment DOT com
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If you don`t fit this requirement exactly but are degree qualified with significant experience in at least one programming language feel free to e-mail a CV as you may be suitable for positions we are recruiting for. I specialise in recruiting software engineers for electronics and technology companies throughout the UK.

Expires on

7/11/13 1:05 PM

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