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Software Engineer (C++/.NET)

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Summary

Develops C++/.NET applications for hardware-software integration, optimizing databases and distributed systems in Windows/Linux environments with a focus on performance and maintainability.

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, or an equivalent engineering discipline, with 4-7 years of progressive software development experience featuring a strong emphasis on hardware-software integration.

• Deep, hands-on development experience in C/C++ and .NET across both Windows and Linux environments (including VMware), with a focus on writing high-performance, maintainable code.

• Experience managing and optimizing MS SQL or MySQL databases, alongside integrating distributed systems via MQTT, REST APIs, Web Services, and XML/SOAP.

• Demonstrated experience architecting, hosting, and deploying software applications and web platforms locally. Candidates should possess strong capabilities with web servers (IIS, Apache, or Nginx), local containerization (Docker/Kubernetes), CI/CD pipelines, and bare-metal server configuration within private enterprise networks. Prior experience with public cloud environments is advantageous but not mandatory.

• Practical knowledge of Cameras, ONVIF protocols, and the methodologies required to interface software with diverse physical sensors, scanning devices, or COTS systems.

• Exposure to Machine Learning concepts; preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate the ability to leverage AI methodologies to streamline processes and drive systemic efficiency.

• Excellent verbal/written skills with a track record of writing clean technical documentation (design specs, user guides) and delivering product demos to customers.

• Passion for data analytics and photography/imaging technologies.

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