Position: C++ Developer, Cloud Service Business Solutions
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 5y
English level: pre

Responsibilities
Design and develop new advanced security features and products
Perform constructive code reviews
Unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability
Develop a working understanding for the code architecture
Maintain and fix bugs in existing code base
Comply with coding standards
Support SCRUM software development processes
Update the team on the status of tasks and raise potential blockers
Take ownership of assigned tasks and ensure timely progress to completion
Contribute to the success of the team's objectives
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science/ Engineering or any related courses
At least 5-7 years experience in Software Development
Mandatory 5+ years of strong C/C++
C#/.NET coding experience
Strong software development foundation using OOP and coding best practices
Solid understanding of Windows Development with Visual Studio (STL, COM, ATL/MFC, multithreading, networking, Win32 API, Windows Internals)
Strong debugging skills
Experience with Software Development Lifecycle and shipping commercial software without issues
Experience in SCRUM/Agile development process
Experience with development collaboration tools (e.g. JIRA, Git)
Experience working with remote data via REST and JSON
Has exposure or knowledge in high-performance computing and low latency development
Familiar with Jenkins or other continuous integration technologies
Has experience in analyzing, profiling, and determining bottlenecks for improving reliability and performance
Relational database experience
Exposure to anti-virus/anti-malware technology is a plus
Spoken English

Nice to have
Excellent problem-solving skills
Excellent team communication skills
Resourceful and with a Good Learning Attitude
Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Fast learner, the short learning curve
Can work with minimum supervision