Senior C++ Developer

Summary

Join ELEKS Software Engineering and Development Office as a Senior C++ Developer specializing in camera programming in Poland or Croatia. Our client develops cutting-edge software for next-generation robotics and AI solutions used in industrial cleaning and e-commerce. You will be responsible for developing and optimizing C++ code, working with Nvidia technologies, and collaborating with a team of professionals. The role requires 5+ years of C++ experience and proven expertise in camera programming. ELEKS offers a dynamic environment, challenging tasks, opportunities for professional development, and close collaboration with the client.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in C++
• Proven expertise in camera programming
• Upper-Intermediate English

Responsibilities

• Develop solutions and algorithms according to technical specifications or other requirements documentation; use standard algorithms in the applicable cases
• Write program code according to the defined application architecture
• Structure and format the source code, comment and mark up the code, as well as name variables, functions, classes, data structures, and files according to the company conventions and industry best practices
• Modify existing code and verify its functioning. Analyze code compliance with readability and performance standards
• Use version control systems to track code optimization progress and to merge or split program code entities. Commit changes according to version control rules
• Perform analysis, verification, and debugging of the software code at the level of application units
• Detect defects, apply debugging methods and techniques, correctly interpret bug reports, as well as apply modern compilers, debuggers, and program code optimizers

Preferred Qualifications

Nvidia experience

Benefits

• Close cooperation with a customer
• Challenging tasks
• Competence development
• Ability to influence project technologies
• Team of professionals
• Dynamic environment with a low level of bureaucracy