C++ Software Engineer
SiemensJob Title
C++ Software Engineer
Role Summary
Join a scrum team at Siemens EDA to design and implement features and integrations for Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools. The role focuses on developing and maintaining desktop software used by engineers in chip, board, and system design.
Work remotely while collaborating with international Agile teams to deliver competitive functionality and maintain software quality.
Experience Level
Mid-level. Years of experience not specified.
Responsibilities
The role involves designing, implementing, and maintaining software features and tests for EDA desktop applications. Key responsibilities include:
- Develop new features and support existing EDA software solutions
- Analyze requirements and proposed solutions to determine feasibility
- Contribute to software architecture and participate in technical design reviews
- Create and maintain automated tests to ensure software quality
- Participate in code reviews and produce technical documentation
- Collaborate within and across Agile teams in an international environment
Requirements
Must-have technical skills and preferred qualifications:
- Must-have: Professional experience with C++ (C++11/14/17), Qt, and developing desktop applications for Windows
- Preferred: Python, Boost, or Googletest (GTest)
- Preferred: SVN or Visual Studio 2022
- Preferred: Experience with EDA products
- Preferred: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and ability to work effectively in dynamic teams
Education Requirements
Not specified.
About the Company
Company: Siemens
Headquarters: Munich, Germany
Siemens EDA is a leading global provider of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) products and systems. Their innovative solutions enable companies to enhance the development of electronic products efficiently and effectively, keeping pace with the complex demands of technology and physics. Siemens is committed to delivering advanced workflow solutions that integrate both EDA and MCAD tools for multi-domain design and manufacturing in the semiconductor industry.
