Position: C++/QT/QML Developer - Germany or relocation to Germany
Company: Luxoft
Category: C++
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

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.

Project Description:
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.
Work for a core delivery team inside Luxoft Automotive Division to develop the new incumbent of a suite of products. These products are focused on the development and delivery of the Instrument Cluster software. For being able to fulfil the customer expectations we need additional experienced C++ and QT developers. You will work in a challenging environment with intercultural and international teams where the company culture and language is a mix of German and English. In this role you will be part of development Team for premium OEM.
Responsibilities:
Work inside an intercultural team of many layers and competencies around software engineer, Architecture and development. The team is extended by Quality Engineering, Testing, Technical writers, Product Management.
The work is to implement and design a suite of products, components and technologies (according to roadmap planning and customer needs), analyse customer specifications, implementing of HMI features for different HMI applications.
Mandatory Skills Description:
Must have:
- Strong C++11 knowledge
- Strong practical QML experience
- Strong practical Qt
- OOP/OOAD
- Git workflow
- Familiarity with Agile/Scrum environment
- Familiarity with Linux systems
- Experience in automotive and/or embedded areas, especially HMI area
Nice-to-Have Skills:
- Embedded development experience
- Performance optimisation tools and techniques
- Code-review systems
- QNX
- Understanding of CI