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Form der ArbeitAbout us
We are currently hiring a skilled (Senior) Embedded C++ Software Developer for our client’s Hamburg offices. Our client is an prolific technology company with offices throughout Germany who develop embedded software for a wide range on industries, from renewable energy to medicine. Their shared passion keeps them at the forefront of innovative solutions for all their clients. Your role will involve creating software for embedded systems to address client’s varied needs. Not only will you have the opportunity to practice self-management, but also taking on the lead of interdisciplinary projects, predicting and preventing software issues and taking responsibility for decision making.
Tasks
Developing state-of-the art embedded software using C++
Working with and leading interdisciplinary teams, making decisions and assuring the continuous high quality of the products
Taking creative approaches to providing client with solutions while ensuring security and safety
Staying on top of modern and innovative technological improvements and implementing these as appropriate
Profile
A degree in computer science or another relevant subject
Highly proficient in C++
Preferably fluency in both English and German
Experience with software development relating to embedded systems
A drive to create innovative software and stay up to date with the newest technological developments
Experience with self-management and the ability to take responsibility for projects
We offer
Constant opportunities to expand upon and better your skills, including individual mentoring and training
A broad range of potential projects in a wide range of industries
Hybrid and flexible work hours
Open communication and a collaborative work environment
Support for parents and families
Initiatives to promote employees’ health and overall wellbeing
Contact
Does this sound like the next step in your career? We look forward to receiving your application. Please reach out to Teresa Ries at tries@optimussearch.com or +49 (0)30166362307.
