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Are you the right candidate for this opportunity Make sure to read the full description below.Discover the world's first self-driving cyber defence platform. SenseOn’s unique ‘AI Triangulation’ technology emulates how a human security analyst thinks and acts to automate the process of threat detection, investigation, and response.Are you a bright, motivated self-starter? Would you enjoy working in a dynamic and collaborative team, building and innovating on your ideas? Do you want to be part of an exciting, fast-moving environment at the forefront of cybersecurity technology? If the answer is yes, then keep reading!At SenseOn, our mission is to design and build the security architecture of the future. We provide our customers with the most comprehensive defence against cybersecurity threats; for every user and asset in an organisation, wherever the location. Since our founding in 2017, we've been working hard to make a difference in our industry, receiving great recognition for our work, and we're now starting to scale. Having recently closed a very successful Series A funding round, we are looking for innovative and driven individuals who want to make an impact and enhance our momentum!The role and team:SenseOn is looking for an experienced C++ developer with native Windows development experience to join SenseOn’s Universal Sensor endpoint team. SenseOn’s Universal Sensor is a cross-platform security agent which runs on customer devices. The Universal Sensor combines host and network security monitoring, performing both on-device threat detection and streaming security telemetry to backend threat detection platforms. This includes detection, blocking and removal of file-based and file-less malware, as well as giving security analysts the ability to remotely perform advanced analysis and remediation through our product.What you’ll do:As a senior developer specialising in the Universal Sensor, you will be focused on building features that enable it to find new threats with high accuracy and connect to new sources of data, at the same time ensuring that it has a minimal impact on the CPU and memory usage of customer devices.At SenseOn, we take automated testing very seriously. This means writing comprehensive automated tests for your code that will run in our continuous integration pipelines.RequirementsWhat you’ll need:Good communication, both written and verbalExtensive C++11 and later development experience (SenseOn uses C++17)Extensive experience with native Windows developmentExtensive experience applying automated testing principles and using automated testing frameworks.Right to work in the UKPython 3 experienceExperience in a cyber security-related fieldWhat we'll offer you:Remote work with access to London-based office as desiredBi-annual career progression reviewLearning and development investmentEnhanced pensionPrivate healthcare with vitality offering rewards and discounts from Amazon Prime to Gym MembershipExcellent maternity/paternity leave policyBelong at SenseOn: At SenseOn, we define Talent as employees who are customer obsessed, pursuing excellence. They are courageous, good people, doing good things, powering our rocketship. If this resonates with you, then you will always belong. Nothing else matters. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any qualified employee or applicant. Difference is what makes us stronger.Prior to the next stage in our recruitment process, please don’t hesitate to confidentially let us know if you require any support to allow you to fully participate in our process.

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