Davantis technologies sl busca senior software engineer
Texto de la oferta:
We
e looking for a passionate senior software engineer to join our RD team for Videosurveillance software in Bellaterra (Barcelona, Spain).
Requisitos mínimos:
MSc in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Telecom Engineering or equivalent.
Pragmatical programmer with strong experience of C++ or C# (2+ years).
Interested in working on high-performance C++ application software development.
Experience with multi-threading and asynchronous programming.
Fluent in spoken and written English. Other languages will be positively valued.
Strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills.
Be a passionate, curious, proactive person.
Requisitos deseados:
Google Cloud or Amazon AWS certifications or experience on cloud software design is a plus.
Experience with IoT devices is a plus.
Knowledge about agile development is a plus.
Responsabilidades:
The candidate will be responsible for the following tasks:
Analysis, design and implementation of world class smart videosurveillance solutions.
Participate in defining new projects or product features.
Deliver state of the art software in an agile environment within a highly collaborative team of engineers.
Work with all parts of the development process - from conception of an idea to the implementation (including testing), release, maintenance and bug fixing.
Priorize task and make technicial decisions.
Work in new technologies in video streaming, real-time multi-thread systems, new hardware drivers, computer vision, client-server applications, databases, internet communication protocols, Android and IOS applications, web portals, etc.
Beneficios:
Full-time Permanent contract in an international growing startup surrounded by a team of young highly skilled engineers.
Agile Scrum methodology for software development.
Continuous training on the latest technologies and methodologies for software development.
Flexible working hours and flexible bank holidays.
Terrace to enjoy coffee time in the summer.
