Senior C++ Desktop Engineer — Remote Visualization

Golden Software; United States; Remote; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Travel for in-person meetings 1–4x/yr

Team events in Golden, CO

Job summary

Golden Software is seeking a senior C++ software developer who can build high-quality desktop product features, work effectively in a mature Windows codebase, and help improve Surfer’s customer-facing workflows, performance, and extensibility.

This person should be a strong product-minded engineer: senior enough to make good architecture decisions, pragmatic enough to work safely in mature code, and collaborative enough to partner with Product Managers and other developers on cross-codebase work.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of professional software development experience in C++.
• Experience building desktop Windows applications in mature codebases.
• Strong debugging, architecture, and implementation skills.
• Experience designing interoperable libraries and APIs.
• Clear communication in a remote development environment.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality full-stack C++ features across back-end and UI.
• Improve customer workflows, performance, and scalability.
• Expand automation, scripting, and extensibility of Surfer.
• Collaborate with Product Managers and engineers across code boundaries.
• Participate in peer code reviews, architecture discussions, and technical debt reduction.

Skills

8+ years experience

Windows desktop development

Large mature codebases

Debugging & architecture

APIs & scripting hooks

Remote collaboration

Cross-team collaboration

Code quality & maintainability

Tools

Visual Studio

Git

Bitbucket

Jira

Slack

Job description

Golden Software is seeking a senior C++ software developer who can build high-quality desktop product features, work effectively in a mature Windows codebase, and help improve Surfer’s customer-facing workflows, performance, and extensibility.

This person should be a strong product-minded engineer: senior enough to make good architecture decisions, pragmatic enough to work safely in mature code, and collaborative enough to partner with Product Managers and other developers on cross-codebase work.