Software Designer C# / Angular, Embedded Applications

Software Designer C# / Angular, Embedded Applications

Job Category: Software Engineering

Requisition Number: CONCE001104

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• Posted: December 12, 2024
• Full-Time
• Hybrid

Locations

Dorval, QC H9P2T4, CAN

Description

Position Summary

Matrox is looking for a Software Designer for embedded systems, C#, and front-end development with Angular+Typescript. The successful candidate will join a team currently working on our family of high-performance embedded systems.

Responsibilities

• Develop applications in C# for .NET environments, for Windows and embedded Linux platforms;
• Develop web applications in Typescript using the Angular framework for the same embedded systems;
• Design and develop new features for a constantly evolving product;
• Participate in code maintenance as reported by the QA team and customers;
• Create unit tests and integration tests;
• Participate in daily scrum, retrospective meetings, iteration planning and review;
• Collaborate with other development teams in a highly collaborative environment;
• Document Research & Development, code design and implementation according to established standards.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer engineering, electrical engineering with computer science option or computer science;
• Very good knowledge of object-oriented programming;
• Proficiency in one of the following programming languages: Java, C++, C#;
• Knowledge of web-based development; knowledge of the Angular framework is an asset.
• Good communicator and team player;
• Experience with C#/.NET and associated debugging tools;
• Experience with the Visual Studio development environment;
• Experience with REST Web services;
• Knowledge of network protocols for managing multimedia streams (RTP, RTSP, MPEG-2 TS);
• Experience with Agile development processes;
• Experience with JIRA, Git, Bitbucket.

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