Real-Time C++ Software Engineer - Video Streaming & Camera Systems

Rayvector Technologies; Tualatin (OR); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Rayvector Technologies in Tualatin, Oregon, seeks an experienced Software Developer with 5+ years in C/C++ to build real-time video streaming and hardware interface applications on Linux, with emphasis on performance and low latency. You will design architectures, implement reusable patterns, and collaborate across teams, using CMake, Git, and GStreamer to deliver robust streaming solutions and reliable camera interfaces.

Immediate joiners required.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in C and C++ programming with strong OOP understanding.
• Experience in real-time systems with stringent latency requirements.
• Hands-on with video streaming libraries such as G-Streamer or similar.
• Knowledge of USB and GMSL interfaces for camera integration.
• Familiarity with Git and code review processes.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain real-time applications on Linux using C/C++.
• Work with video streaming libraries like G-Streamer to build robust streaming solutions.
• Integrate and manage USB and GMSL interfaces for camera systems.
• Apply OOP and SOLID principles for scalable software development.
• Design architectures and implement efficient software design patterns.
• Develop and manage build systems using CMake for modular code compilation.
• Debug and resolve complex software issues in real-time environments.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and participate in peer code reviews.

Skills

C

C++

OOP concepts

Real-time systems

Debugging

Code reviews

Git

Tools

G-Streamer

USB interfaces

GMSL interfaces

CMake

Job description

Rayvector Technologies in Tualatin, Oregon, seeks an experienced Software Developer with 5+ years in C/C++ to build real-time video streaming and hardware interface applications on Linux, with emphasis on performance and low latency. You will design architectures, implement reusable patterns, and collaborate across teams, using CMake, Git, and GStreamer to deliver robust streaming solutions and reliable camera interfaces.

Immediate joiners required.