Software Tools Engineer
Software Tools Engineer
Posted 44 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop critical desktop software tools that enable the graphical configuration and tuning of Cirrus Logic integrated circuits
- Work with our applications, systems and firmware teams to define and build customer-facing tools
- Collaborate closely with the development team for stand-ups, requirement gathering and estimates, and project planning
- Decompose project requirements into actionable stories and tasks, including effort estimates
- Contribute to the continuous improvement of your team's development processes, with a focus on quality, scalability and performance
- Required Knowledge, Skills and Experience
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related discipline and 6+ years of object-oriented software development experience supporting enterprise-level software
- Expert-level proficiency in Java, C++, C#, or a similar statically typed programming language
- Hands-on experience with development and testing of embedded systems
- Demonstrated experience developing complex desktop or mobile applications
- Strong understanding of multithreaded and multiprocess systems, including interprocess communication (IPC)
- Familiarity with Python, Ruby or similar scripting languages
- Curiosity about microcontrollers and digital signal processing
- Ability to effectively collaborate with users, both internal and external
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Preferred Knowledge, Skills and Experience
- Experience with JavaFX, Swing, XAML/.NET, Qt or similar high-level UI frameworks
- Experience with Gradle or Maven for build automation and dependency management
- Familiarity with serial communication protocols (I2C/SPI)
- Strong interest in audio and embedded systems
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