C++ Developer

A C++ Developer is responsible for designing, developing, optimizing, and maintaining software applications using the C++ programming language. The role involves strong problem-solving skills, clean coding practices, and the ability to work with complex systems.

Key Responsibilities

1. Software Development

• Design, implement, and maintain applications using modern C++ (C++11/14/17/20).

• Write clean, efficient, and reusable code.

• Develop new features and improve existing functionalities.

2. System Architecture & Design

• Participate in software architecture discussions.

• Create technical specifications and design documentation.

• Optimize code for performance, memory usage, and scalability.

3. Debugging & Testing

• Troubleshoot, debug, and fix software defects.

• Perform unit testing, integration testing, and performance testing.

• Ensure code quality through code reviews and best practices.

4. Collaboration & Project Management

• Work closely with cross-functional teams such as QA, product managers, and DevOps.

• Participate in Agile/Scrum development cycles.

• Provide accurate task estimations and progress updates.

5. System Optimization

• Profile and optimize system performance.

• Improve algorithms and data structures for speed and efficiency.

• Ensure applications run smoothly in high-load environments.

6. Maintenance & Support

• Provide ongoing maintenance and support for existing systems.

• Update legacy codebases to modern C++ standards when needed.

Required Skills

• Strong proficiency in C++ (including STL, templates, OOP, multithreading).

• Experience with debugging tools (GDB, Valgrind) and version control (Git).

• Familiarity with build systems (CMake, Make) and CI/CD tools.

• Knowledge of algorithms, data structures, and software design patterns.

• Experience with Linux/Unix environments (preferred).

Nice-to-Have Skills

• Experience with networking, real-time systems, or game engines.

• Knowledge of Python for scripting or automation.

• Familiarity with databases, embedded systems, or hardware interfaces.

• Understanding of cloud technologies or microservices.