Write high-quality, maintainable, and compliant code adhering to medical device software standards; actively participate in rigorous code reviews.
Works closely and co-develops with other business unit platforms to create high quality working software to be deployed in products.
Investigate and fix product defects as needed, working with other team members to distribute as appropriate.
The position will be based in Shenyang.
You're the right fit if
You have at least 5 years of experience with heavy exposure to a production C++ environment.
You have strong technical English communication skills; you are fully capable of reading technical documentation, writing clear commit messages, and actively participating in technical design discussions in English.
Your technical skills lean heavily on strong C++ proficiency (Modern C++11/14/17/20, STL, multi-threading, and memory management), with additional capability and experience in C#.
You have experience optimizing system I/O throughput, memory management, and concurrency performance to eliminate bottlenecks in low-latency and large-scale data processing.
You have the ability and desire to collaborate closely with global development teams, including the ones in the US, India, and China.
You have a bachelor’s degree (or above) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Biomedical, Electrical/Computer engineering or related fields.
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