The Role
We are seeking an engineer who bridges the gap between science and software. You will be responsible for translating complex numerical models and scientific concepts into robust, professional-grade software. While you must have a strong technical and scientific understanding, your primary role is a software engineer who champions modern development practices, clean code, and reliable deployment pipelines.
If you have 3 to 4 years of post-graduate experience and are passionate about building software that operates flawlessly in high-stakes security and nuclear environments, we want you on our team.
Responsiblities
* Algorithmic Development: Design, optimise, and implement complex numerical models and algorithms that process data from our radiation detectors and imaging devices.
* Professional-Grade Engineering: Write clean, maintainable, and highly reliable code. Transform prototype scientific scripts into production-ready software.
* Agile & DevOps: Champion modern software development approaches. Manage CI/CD pipelines, containerisation, and automated testing to ensure rigorous quality control.
* Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work alongside physicists, hardware engineers, and front-end developers to integrate algorithms into the broader system architecture.
What We Are Looking For
Required
* 3–4 years of post-graduate commercial or research-based software engineering experience.
* A strong academic foundation (degree in Computer Science, Physics, Applied Mathematics, or Engineering) combined with a genuine understanding of technical and scientific matters.
* Proven ability to produce professional-grade software. You don't just write scripts; you build scalable, tested, and well-architected systems.
* A solid grounding in Agile methodologies and DevOps practices (e.g., Git, Docker, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing).
Desirable
* Experience or background in imaging and computer vision
* Familiarity with C++, Python, or similar languages heavily used in scientific computing.
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