C++ Developer (Linux)

HMG LINKS Ltd is a local multi-sector recruitment company focused on tailor-made solutions for its partners’ human resources needs. We strongly believe in an honest and ethical approach to recruitment.

The world is changing. The question is what will be our contribution to the outcome?
Do you want to own your space but work with talented, like-minded people on important projects?
Quality matter to you?
Then introduce yourself to us and let’s start a conversation.

We need an experienced C++ Linux Developer able to design, develop, enhance, and maintain software systems.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Design, development, and implement of innovative software solutions of embedded devices and systems from requirements to production
Integration of your solutions into a highly interconnected system of electronic components
Close cooperation with the in-house hardware team
Participate in the full software development life cycle

Qualifications:

Degree in computer science, electronics engineering/information technology or other relevant field
Very good in the use of the C++ programming language for embedded systems
Experience with OOP, Design Patterns, multi-threading, STL
Experience with common peripherals and Linux device tree
Assertiveness, analytical thinking and process understanding, systematic approach to work
Good team player

Benefits:

Competitive salary
Private health insurance
Flexible hours and perfect working environment
Modern office space & high-tech workstations
Working on exciting projects
Think, try, and thrive in collaborative work environments
Join a large-sized company with design, engineering, and manufacturing
Here, dedication and performance are valued and rewarded

Like this job? So, what are you waiting for?
Please apply with an up to date CV for immediate consideration!

Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. All applications will be treated in strict confidentiality. Recruitment license issued by Ministry of Labour and Social Policy under № 2356 / 19.09.2017.