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C++ Developer

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sapsol technologiesMountain View (CA)

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About the role

Role Summary: Build the core software foundation for simulation-based systems in specialty domains. You’ll develop high-performance computation services, workflow orchestration, and enterprise-grade integrations that produce reproducible, traceable outputs suitable for enterprise and main stream users.
Responsibilities:
  • Design and implement product features, workflows in C+/Python (e.g., numerical routines, algorithms, user interfaces)
  • Build orchestration for multi-step workflows (project state, job execution, persistence, versioning).Implement robust API contracts and data schemas for results, metadata, and provenance.
  • Integrate with enterprise data sources, cloud based systems, GPUs.
  • Engineer for production quality: Testing, performance profiling, reliability patterns, observability, secure coding, and maintainability.
Required Qualifications: 10+ years production software development; BS/MS in CS/CE/EE or equivalent. Strong C/C++ and Python experience; strong foundation in data structures and algorithms. Experience with AI assisted programming and testing. Experience in UI and UX development. Experience designing, implementing, and operating backend services (REST/gRPC), plus CI/CD and automated testing.
Differentiating Capabilities: Experience with geometry/CAD ingestion or computational geometry (useful in shape-driven analysis).SaaS/Cloud based development and testing. GPU acceleration, AI Agents, ModelsHybrid interactive + batch execution patterns

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