Senior Windows Developer
Senior Windows Developer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Architect and develop next generation endpoint AI framework for our sensors on Windows, enabling secure and intelligent agentic interactions across Windows environments.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including AI/ML scientists, OS engineers, and security architects to design and implement robust solutions.
- Define resource utilization limits and optimize solutions to provide AI powered management & security on the endpoint while maintaining our agent's lightweight footprint.
- Develop and maintain native Windows applications using Win32 API, COM, and Windows Runtime (WinRT)
- Implement native components and plugins in C++ where necessary, while focusing primarily on C#/.NET application development
- Integrate C# UI layers with high-performance C++ backends via C++/CX, C++/WinRT, or P/InvokeWork with Windows-specific technologies: UWP/WinAppSDK, Windows Services, Task Scheduler, Registry, GDI+/Direct2D, WICDebug and profile native memory, threading, and performance issues
- Write clean, documented, and testable code following team standards
- Collaborate with senior developers on architecture and code review
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