Position: C/C++ Engineer
Company: Luxoft
Category: C++
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Luxoft is one of the major Software Services companies world-wide. We deliver professional software services in multiple business verticals such as Finance, Automotive, and Digital Transformation.

Luxoft is building up a new special purpose organization targeted at developing In-Vehicle Infotainment systems for the age of autonomously driving vehicles. How do people in cars spend their time? How do they interact with information and how do they best utilize the cars infrastructure in a future 2021? How to surpass all the benchmarks in automotive SW development. We believe that Software is the driving force to enable and differentiate in future environments. To achieve outstanding user experience, we want to apply the best of open source in the way that open source communities are meant to work, we focus on living continuous integration up to its most modern concepts including continuous delivery right into the vehicle. Our project setup and way of working follows agile principles scaled to global team.
Responsibilities:
* GStreamer open source technical support
* Support GStreamer core version update
* Support pipeline process method for new features
* GStreamer pipeline performance profiling
* Invalid media file handling with media container
Mandatory Skills Description:
* C/C++
* Yocto experience
* Understanding multi-thread and event loop software architecture
* Deep understanding of audio/video architecture based on Linux
* Media framework/application development
* Experience with audio/video encoder, decoder, demuxer, color format, and media container
* Experience multimedia frameworks(GStreamer, FFmpeg) and multimedia framework pipeline
Nice-to-Have Skills:
* debugging skills (Strace, GDB, Valgrind, Heaptrack, ...)
* Experience of architecture design
* Experience and knowledge of media containers(MP4, AVI, MKV, ...) and media codecs(H.264, AAC, MP3, ...)
Languages:
English: B2 Upper Intermediate