C++ Software Engineer

Role: C++ Software Engineer

Location: London

Compensation: Total Package Up to £400,000

Sector: Financial Technology

Overview

We're currently engaged with a high-performing, technology-led organisation within the financial space, looking to hire a talented C++ Engineer to join their London team. This is an opportunity to work in a deeply technical environment alongside some of the industry's strongest engineers, contributing to the build-out of highly optimised, large-scale systems.

You'll be part of a fast-moving team focused on developing next-generation platforms where performance, efficiency, and scalability are critical. The role offers real ownership, with the chance to influence both system design and broader technical direction.

What you'll be doing

• Designing and developing high-performance systems using C++ (with some Python where required)
• Building and integrating microservices within a distributed architecture
• Working on platforms that process significant volumes of data with low latency requirements
• Collaborating with engineers and stakeholders to deliver robust, scalable solutions
• Playing an active role across the full development life cycle, from concept through to deployment

What they're looking for

• Strong hands-on experience with C++ in a commercial setting, alongside exposure to Python
• Experience designing or consuming RESTful services within microservice-based architectures
• Background working on large-scale or high-throughput systems
• Previous exposure to financial services is beneficial, but not a prerequisite
• Strong academic foundations, ideally in Computer Science or a related field

Skills

• C++
• Microservices
• Computer Science
• Software Development
• Representational State Transfer (REST)
• Python (Programming Language)
• Low Latency
• Distributed Systems
• Financial Services
• Databases

If you're looking for a role where you can make a tangible impact in a highly technical environment, apply now or reach out for a confidential discussion.