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Spectrum IT Recruitment

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11 months ago

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AI Software Developer required by a leading Cloud Technology company based in Bracknell. The company are working on cutting-edge technology including AI and propensity modelling. You will be joining and become a valuable member of a high calibre development team focusing on AI.

The company operate on a hybrid model which involves 3 days in the office and 2 days from home.

Essential experience:

3+ year's experience in an AI focused software development role
Python or C++
SQL Server
Source control, ideally Git
Experience working within an Agile environment
Degree in Computer Science or other STEM subject ideally from a Russell Group University or Red brick University Any experience in the following would be advantageous:

C#, .NET 5/6
JavaScript, TypeScript, and frameworks such as React.js
Docker, Kubernetes
NoSQLSpectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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