Software Engineer

IoTechWorld Avigation; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 3,000,000 - 6,000,000; Full time

Job summary

IoTechWorld Avigation in Bengaluru is seeking a senior C++ developer with 7-12 years of hands-on experience to design and optimize high-performance systems. Proficiency in C++11/14/17, data structures, memory management, and multithreading is essential.

You will work on complex, large-scale Linux-based projects, with exposure to legacy code, design patterns, and architecture decisions. Strong debugging and optimisation skills are expected in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• 7-12 years of strong hands-on experience in C++.
• Excellent knowledge of C++11 / C++14 / C++17.
• Strong understanding of data structures, algorithms, and memory management.
• Experience working on complex, high-performance, large-scale systems.
• Hands-on experience with multithreading, concurrency, and synchronisation.
• Strong debugging and optimisation skills.
• Experience with Linux/Unix environments.
• Experience in system programming / low-latency / high-performance applications.
• Exposure to legacy codebase handling, refactoring, or modernisation.
• Experience with design patterns and architecture-level decisions.

Skills

C++

Multithreading

Algorithms

Memory management

High-performance systems

Debugging

Legacy code handling

Design patterns

Problem solving

Tools

Linux

Job description

Requirements:

• 7-12 years of strong hands-on experience in C++.


• Excellent knowledge of C++11 / C++14 / C++17


• Strong understanding of data structures, algorithms, and memory management.


• Experience working on complex, high-performance, large-scale systems.


• Hands-on experience with multithreading, concurrency, and synchronisation.


• Strong debugging and optimisation skills.


• Experience with Linux/Unix environments.


• Experience in system programming / low-latency / high-performance applications.


• Exposure to legacy codebase handling, refactoring, or modernisation.


• Experience with design patterns and architecture-level decisions.