Senior Software Engineer – C++/Linux, Austin

Siemens AG; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 167,000 - 217,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Incentive compensation

Job summary

Siemens Industry Software Inc. in Austin, TX seeks a Software Engineer Advanced to debug and analyze tools using C++ and C, design and implement software for products with a focus on reliability and performance, and ensure the overall quality of released software on all required platforms.

You will work closely with product engineering and quality assurance to translate customer requirements into robust features, develop algorithms for large-scale simulations in an in-house C++ codebase, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required or Master’s with relevant experience.
• Experience with UNIX/Linux platforms and C/C++ development.
• Strong algorithm and data structure knowledge; digital design/verification helpful.

Responsibilities

• Debug and analyze tools using C++ and C.
• Design, develop, modify and implement software for products with a focus on reliability and performance.
• Ensure quality of released software across required platforms and mechanisms.
• Collaborate with product engineering and QA to meet customer requirements and priorities.

Skills

C++

C

UNIX/Linux

Algorithms

Software design

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field

Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field

Tools

In-house C++ codebase

Job description

Siemens Industry Software Inc. in Austin, TX seeks a Software Engineer Advanced to debug and analyze tools using C++ and C, design and implement software for products with a focus on reliability and performance, and ensure the overall quality of released software on all required platforms.

You will work closely with product engineering and quality assurance to translate customer requirements into robust features, develop algorithms for large-scale simulations in an in-house C++ codebase, and