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David Careers

Software Developer - C++ 4

Posted 9 days ago

nextdeavorSan Jose (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$92.00 - $102.00/hour

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About the role

Software Developer - C++ 12+ Months W2 ContractSan Jose, CA preferred, open to Seattle, WA or San Francisco, CA (hybrid) Benefits You'll Love: NextDeavor offers health, vision and dental benefits for contract employeesPaid sick leave eligibility is contingent on state of residenceOptional 401k Plan (excludes employer match) Opportunity to get your foot in the door at a well-established corporationHere's how you'll make an impact on the team: Work on developing GPU components for the video processing pipelineWork on architecting, coding and productizing the high-performance GPU componentsWork on ensuring the highest quality, performance and scalabilityCollaborate with global teams on a regular basisHere's what you'll need to be successful in this role: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent 5+ years' experience in Software EngineeringGPU programming skills with working knowledge of CUDA, Metal and OpenCLStrong proficiency in C++, working in large and complex codebase on Mac or WindowsStrong knowledge of high performance computing and modern GPU processing paradigmsKnowledge of video processingExcellent communication and collaboration skills, working in a global environmentAbility to think creatively to solve complex problemsPay Range: $92.00 - $102.00/hour

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