Lead Software Engineer - (C++

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Lead Software Engineer specializing in C++ and Graphics to join our team.

This role will focus on developing and optimizing 3D visualization solutions and include responsibilities spanning back-end computation, rendering, and front-end client-side integration. You will collaborate with a cross-functional team to deliver high-performance, scalable, and secure software systems tailored to complex visualization needs.

The role demands technical excellence, creativity, and a passion for solving complex visualization challenges, offering an opportunity to lead impactful projects in 3D software development.

Responsibilities

• Perform complex analysis, design, development, testing, and debugging of 3D visualization web applications
• Design, develop, and test full 'vertical' visualization features - back-end computation and rendering, data management and storage, and front-end client-side streaming
• Use expertise and tools, including distributed computing, object-oriented programming, scalable parallel computing, visualization, C++, graphics, and WebGL
• Understand, maintain, and extend C++ code that transforms a Finite Element Mesh into a read-optimized polygon rendering mesh
• Use 3rd-party commercial APIs to compose a compressed H.264 video stream from the server-side render format
• Troubleshoot, debug, and test C++ engine code, C# Web API service code, and client-side JavaScript web pages that comprise the vertical visualization stack
• Develop a test strategy for validating the functionality of graphics rendering code
• Fix security vulnerabilities within the prescribed timelines
• Work as part of a team to maintain and develop new enhancements
• Perform periodic upgrades of the technology stack
• Perform technical design and reviews within the team
• Participate in various Scrum ceremonies and meetings

Requirements

Skills Required

Webgl, Cmake, Web Technologies, h.264, Windows, Distributed Computing, Linux, Unity, Graphics, Opengl, Sonarqube