Top C++ Jobs

The Experienced Console Programmer is responsible for implementing console-specific SDKs and achieving certification on current generation consoles. They modify off-the-shelf engines for optimization and assist various disciplines in improving their console work. They must be proficient in writing and optimizing low-level C++ code, and they will deploy profiling tools to enhance game performance while working within multi-threading environments.

The Embedded Controls Software Engineer will develop and maintain embedded control systems, write efficient code, implement control algorithms, and collaborate with hardware engineers for seamless software-hardware integration. Responsibilities include debugging, testing, documentation, and staying updated with technologies in embedded systems.

Aztec is looking for a Senior Cryptographer to research techniques, improve performance of cryptographic protocols, develop security proofs for ZK-SNARK circuit architectures, and work with applied cryptographers. The role requires a PhD in cryptography, familiarity with programming concepts, and a passion for blockchain technology.

As a Systems Software Engineer at Neon, you will enhance storage services for their cloud-native Postgres database, focusing on performance, capacity, and reliability. Responsibilities include designing features, improving code quality, and participating in operational excellence.

As a Principal Software Engineer at CloudLinux, you will architect and implement server-side solutions, lead development teams, ensure coding standards, conduct technical reviews, and champion process improvements. Your role involves optimizing software performance and collaborating to achieve project objectives while fostering a culture of excellence within the team.

The Principal Embedded Software Developer will lead the embedded Linux software application development for audio and video over IP products. Responsibilities include collaborating with hardware engineers, resolving software and hardware issues, and integrating technology within a dynamic engineering team.

The ASIC/SoC Design Verification Engineer will define and implement test plans for SoC design verification, develop reusable test benches and verification modules, and mentor junior engineers while collaborating with design teams. Key responsibilities include building verification infrastructure and debugging simulation failures, ensuring efficient and effective verification processes.