C++ Software Engineer - Linux, CI/CD & API Focus

Capgemini; New York (NY); On-site; USD 61,000 - 104,000; Full time

Job summary

Capgemini is seeking a skilled C++ developer in the United States. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams across the project lifecycle, implement robust APIs, and maintain high code quality in a fast-paced environment.

This role emphasizes CI/CD, cloud tools, and secure, cost-efficient software delivery, with opportunities to influence architecture and work on modern Windows/Linux stacks.

Qualifications

• Proficient in C++ and VC++, with batch job experience.
• Strong Linux/Unix and shell scripting skills.
• Experience on database migrations from an application perspective.
• Familiar with MKS Toolkit, Orbix, and AIX C++ compiler.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with product owners, designers, and stakeholders to define project scope and objectives.
• Ensure code quality and compliance through code reviews and best practices.
• Manage version control and merging processes using GitHub.
• Implement and maintain CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Bamboo.
• Manage artifact repositories and environment configurations using CloudForge.
• Develop and maintain APIs, ensuring adherence to standards and best practices.
• Utilize Splunk for log retrieval, troubleshooting, and alert management.
• Monitor and optimize application performance, security, and cost-effectiveness.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues promptly.

Skills

C++ & VC++

Linux/Unix

Shell scripting

Database migration

MKS Toolkit / Orbix / AIX C++

Git / Code reviews

Tools

GitHub

GitHub Actions

Bamboo

CloudForge

Splunk

Job description

Capgemini is seeking a skilled C++ developer in the United States. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams across the project lifecycle, implement robust APIs, and maintain high code quality in a fast-paced environment.

This role emphasizes CI/CD, cloud tools, and secure, cost-efficient software delivery, with opportunities to influence architecture and work on modern Windows/Linux stacks.