Byte-Code is hiring a
C++ Software Engineer

Summary

Join Xaba, a pioneering AI-driven robotics automation company, as a C++ Software Engineer specialized in Robotics. Responsibilities include researching, designing, and implementing robust algorithms, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and mentoring junior staff.

Requirements

• M.Sc./Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or related disciplines - or equivalent experience
• Fluent in C++ and Python
• Computational geometry algorithms and methods
• Excellent knowledge of linear algebra and calculus and familiarity with mathematical optimization methods: Linear Programming, Mixed Integer Programming, Combinatorial Optimization, Constraint Programming, Dynamic Programming
• Expertise in API design, component architectures, principles of service-oriented software
• Experience using automated testing and continuous integration frameworks
• Exposure to software product development and delivery practices and related tools

Responsibilities

• Research, design and implement robust, scalable, high-performance computer algorithms
• Investigate state-of-the-art computational methods by reading relevant academic papers and attending appropriate workshops/conferences

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of core robotic aspects: inverse and forward kinematics, singularities, trajectory planning
• Additional mathematical optimization methods: gradient estimation, Bayesian Optimization, metaheuristic optimization
• Mathematical modeling methods for complex regression tasks, Deep Learning
• Interactive 3D graphics and data visualization
• Numerical methods for solving partial differential equations problems
• Distributed computing
• GPU acceleration of numerical algorithms using CUDA/OpenCL
• Amazon Web Services APIs
• Lightweight virtualization technologies (Docker, etc.)

Benefits

• Competitive health benefits package
• 4 weeks vacation to all full-time employees plus an extra week off at the end of December
• Home office budget
• Self-directed learning budget