C, C++ Developer / STL O Fallon, MO
esr healthcareO Fallon (MO)
C, C++ Developer / STL O Fallon, MO
Posted 3 days ago
esr healthcareO Fallon (MO)
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About the role
C, C++ Developer / STL O Fallon, MO
Duration: Fulltime
Job Description:
- C, C++ Developer / STLMust Have Technical/Functional Skills
- Programming experience in C or C++Experience solving complex challenges
- Experience in setting technical direction for your team and mentored junior engineers
- Experience in automation (CI/CD)
- Develop software for Linux operating systems
- Experience working on an Agile team
- Experience in embedded or real-time distributed systems
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and deploy AI-powered products, intelligent agents, and agentic workflows utilizing Large Language Models (LLMs), retrieval systems, orchestration frameworks, tool-calling patterns, and context-aware workflows.
- Architect and implement advanced agentic systems incorporating planning, reasoning loops, memory management, grounding, evaluation frameworks, safety mechanisms, and human-in-the-loop controls.
- Lead the transition of AI solutions from proof-of-concept to production by establishing best practices for reliability, observability, performance, security, governance, and cost optimization.
- Develop scalable AI applications and developer productivity solutions using modern AI frameworks, SDKs, and orchestration platforms.
- Partner with Product Management to elaborate features, stories, and test strategy for each initiative
- Create technical design and assign work to developers
- Develop complex stories in C and write unit tests in C++ (Google Test)
- Be a human quality gate by leading code and design reviews
- Collaborate with other Principals and Leads to define interfaces and interactions between systems
- Advise on implementation strategy for successful deployment
- Implement development process improvements and automation
- Coach and develop junior employees
- Deliver department and external presentations
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