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September 28, 2026

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Job Title: C++ Software Engineer Location: 100% REMOTE Job Type: Perm Full-Time Salary: $140K-$200K+ Depending on Experience

About the Job:

We are looking for C++Software Engineers. Your primary responsibility will be to help design and develop software to run network simulations using the NS3 framework.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Work on a team-building cloud platform tools and solutions for HPC applications.
Collaborate to define strategy and technology platform roadmap, and drive the rapid implementation of appropriate technologies
Encourage value-driven innovation to the current framework and processes to continuously improve product development processes.
Partner with product teams to prepare for the timely and smooth acceptance of deliverables into the production environment
Evaluate new tools and technologies based on current and future feature requirements, performance, cost-effectiveness, and reliability
Work closely with development teams to understand requirements and applies industry knowledge to recommend build/buy solutions
Execution on all release engineering aspects of DevOps including Configuration Management, Build and Deployment Management, Continuous Integration and Deliver.

SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS:

Responsible for all phases of the project life-cycle activities, from initial analysis through production support including design, implementation, testing, integration, and maintenance
Be able to design, build, document, and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable C++ code
Be able to implement highly performant quality modules
Identify bottlenecks/bugs and devise solutions to these problems
Responsible for all phases of the project life-cycle activities
Design, build, document, and maintain efficient, reusable, and reliable C++ code
Minimum of 7+ yrs. of very strong C++ programming experience and development of Unix/Linux platforms.
Strong experience using at least C++11 standard version, standard library, and STL containers.
Strong understanding of Data Structures and Algorithms.
Experience with NS2 or NS3 simulation environments is a plus.
Good understanding of how to design and develop complex distributed systems, including experience debugging and solving performance issues in these environments.
Good understanding of dynamic polymorphism and C++ specific
Good understanding of memory management in non-garbage collected environments.
Familiarity with operation of network components, such as Switches, Routers, and Nics.
Experience with memory checkers such as Valgrind, and debuggers such as GDB.
Knowledge of component data sheets and specifications
Implementation of automated testing platforms and unit tests
Proficient understanding of source code management using GIT tools.
Familiarity with continuous integration
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in Computer Science or a related field.

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