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David Careers

Senior C++ Software Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

skills allianceSalt Lake City (UT)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Senior C++ Software Engineer, Medical Imaging
Job Type: Full time, Permanent
Location: Salt Lake City, USA 📍A medical technology company is building next-generation software that guides surgeons in real time during operations, using live imaging to improve precision and patient outcomes. As the company grows its surgical software platform, they are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to help shape its core technology.
What you'll do:
  • Design, build, and maintain production software in C++ and QtHelp shape software architecture and technology choices
  • Build and deploy software through CI/CD pipelines
  • Work with AI researchers to bring machine learning models into production
  • Partner with Product, QA, UX, and Regulatory teams
  • Deploy software onto dedicated Linux medical systems
  • Build with cybersecurity and regulatory compliance in mind
  • Mentor other engineers on the team
What you'll bring:
  • Bachelor's in Maths, Computer Science, or equivalent experience, plus 6+ years relevant background
  • Strong C++17 (or newer) skills
  • Proven Qt experience (GUI, multithreading, Signals/Slots, custom widgets)
  • Good Python or scripting knowledge
  • Linux development and deployment experience
  • Docker, TeamCity (or similar), and Git experience
  • Understanding of software security principles (Secure Boot, TPM, key management)
  • SaMD experience is a strong preference
This is a chance to work at the intersection of software, imaging, and AI, building tools that directly shape what happens in the operating room.

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