C++ Backend & Qt Refactor Lead — Apple Silicon Migration

Luxoft Poland; Poland; On-site; PLN 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private Medical & Dental care

Life Insurance

MyBenefit program

Internal Mobility program

Job summary

Luxoft Poland seeks an experienced C++ backend engineer for a short-term engagement to lead refactoring and modernization of a mature cross-platform desktop application built with Qt5.

You will migrate macOS builds from Intel to Apple Silicon, upgrade Conan libraries to Conan 2, update Linux with Clang 19 on Ubuntu 24.04, and move the codebase to C++20 while keeping security and CI/CD in focus.

Qualifications

• Proficiency in modern C++ (17/20) and cross-platform development across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Strong experience with CMake and build-system toolchain configuration.
• Hands-on knowledge of the Conan package manager.
• Familiarity with the Clang / LLVM toolchain.
• Experience with Qt5 application development and macOS packaging / code signing.
• Comfortable working with Docker-based CI/CD pipelines and large legacy codebases.

Responsibilities

• Migrate the macOS build of the application from an Intel to an Apple Silicon build (C++ codebase, ~500k LOC plus third-party libraries, Qt5).
• Migrate third-party libraries from Conan 1.x to Conan 2 across the Windows, macOS, and Linux builds.
• Update the Linux build to use Clang 19 (from Clang 11) and move the build to Ubuntu 24.04.
• Update selected third-party libraries to recent versions to meet security requirements.
• Migrate the codebase from C++17 to C++20.

Skills

Modern C++ (17/20)

Cross-platform

CMake

Conan

Clang/LLVM

Qt5

Docker CI/CD

Git

Tools

Conan 2

Docker

Job description

Luxoft Poland seeks an experienced C++ backend engineer for a short-term engagement to lead refactoring and modernization of a mature cross-platform desktop application built with Qt5.

You will migrate macOS builds from Intel to Apple Silicon, upgrade Conan libraries to Conan 2, update Linux with Clang 19 on Ubuntu 24.04, and move the codebase to C++20 while keeping security and CI/CD in focus.