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PieCyfer is seeking an experienced C++ engineer to own the native engine at the center of our forensic examination software on Windows. You’ll work on filesystem, evidence image and container parsers, ensuring compatibility with two decades of formats and cross-examination reliability.
You’ll tackle format archaeology, fix artifacts, and maintain a large codebase with MSVC, Win32, and both C++ and C# projects. If you value careful debugging across module boundaries, this role is for you.
We build forensic examination software used by law enforcement, government and corporate incident response teams. Examiners use it to acquire drives and mobile devices, recover deleted data, parse two decades of application artifacts and produce evidence that holds up in court.
You’ll own the native C++ engine at the center of the product: the filesystem, evidence image and container parsers, and the plugin platform that hosts them. Most of the work is format archaeology. A customer has an unusual or partly corrupted artifact, and the parser has to get evidence out of it that survives cross-examination. Correctness matters more than cleverness here, and no change can break 20 years of supported formats.
C++ on Visual Studio 2015 with Win32 and x64 output. C# WinForms on .NET Framework 2.0 to 4.6.1. Firebird embedded for case storage, SQLite/SQLCipher and LevelDB, CLucene for indexing. An in-house RPC layer over TCP and named pipes, plus one gRPC service. WiX installers. Third-party libraries are checked into the repo by hand rather than pulled from a package feed.
We maintain long-lived legacy code on purpose. If you only enjoy greenfield work, this role isn’t for you. If you like making old, important systems more reliable, it probably is.
We welcome engineers from adjacent fields: backup and imaging products, database engines, antivirus and EDR format parsing, malware reverse engineering, and DFIR practitioners moving into engineering.