Senior Windows Desktop Architect - WinUI, C#, Accessibility
Clutch Canada
Richmond (VA)
On-site
USD 140,000 - 200,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Flexibility
Autonomy
Collaborative culture
Job summary
Clutch Canada seeks a Windows Desktop Developer to lead the design and architecture of native Windows applications. The role demands 3+ years of experience in Windows desktop development using Windows App SDK, C#, and XAML, emphasizing accessibility. Collaborators will be in a fully distributed environment, and the salary ranges from $140,000 to $200,000 USD/year plus bonuses. Engaging in a purpose-driven mission aimed at creating reliable, user-centered software, you'll play a critical role in shaping the user experience across millions of devices.
Qualifications
3+ years in Windows desktop application development using Windows App SDK, WinUI (or similar), C#, XAML.
Deep understanding of Windows application architecture and interop between managed and native code.
Proven ability to design, build, and ship production-quality desktop applications.
Responsibilities
Lead the design and development of native Windows desktop applications.
Enforce best practices for Windows desktop development.
Drive accessibility efforts for software usability.
Skills
Windows application development
C#
XAML
Accessibility APIs
Windows App SDK
C++
OOP
Design patterns
Job description
Clutch Canada seeks a Windows Desktop Developer to lead the design and architecture of native Windows applications. The role demands 3+ years of experience in Windows desktop development using Windows App SDK, C#, and XAML, emphasizing accessibility. Collaborators will be in a fully distributed environment, and the salary ranges from $140,000 to $200,000 USD/year plus bonuses. Engaging in a purpose-driven mission aimed at creating reliable, user-centered software, you'll play a critical role in shaping the user experience across millions of devices.