C++ Developer 3D CUDA OpenGL

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C++ Developer London / WfH to £70k

C++ Developer / Backend Software Engineer (3D Parallel Computing XR). Are you a C++ technologist with a passion for 3D graphics? You could be progressing your career in an impactful role at a fast growing tech start-up; the product enables the accurate and automatic conversion of real-world materials into a proprietary 3D format and has uses across a range of industries.

As a C++ Developer you will join a small team and work with closely with the founders in this ground breaking XR technology. There's a number of technical challenges to tackle, you'll be collaborating to solve real world problems, improve and optimise the software. A typical day could consist of reprogramming the main software pipeline (built mostly in Python) into an optimised and performant C++ version, this will likely include rewriting routines into an accelerated programming language, a parallel framework or rethinking how to shape and manipulate data throughout the pipeline.

You'll join the team in East London and will be supported to take ownership of your work, your ideas and recommendations will be heard within a close, collaborative working environment (with core hours of 1000-1600).

Requirements:

You're a C++ technologist with a strong interest in 3D graphics / XR (Extended Reality)

You have experience of using parallel computing frameworks such as CUDA, OpenGL, Numba

You have a good knowledge of Computer Science fundamentals such as Algorithm design, Data Structures, OOP

You're collaborative with great communication skills and Agile team experience

You're keen to work for a tech start-up where you can make a real impact and see the results of your work

As a C++ Developer / Backend Software Engineer you will earn a competitive salary (to £70k) plus benefits and share options.

Apply now to find out more about this C++ Developer / Backend Software Engineer (3D Parallel Computing XR) opportunity.