Senior Software Engineer

Westwood, MA
Full Time
Software
Experienced

Senior Software Engineer, C++ 

We're looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to join our team and help build cutting-edge products at the intersection of hardware, terahertz imaging and image processing/AI.

What You'll Do

You'll architect and develop sophisticated software systems that bring together hardware integration and advanced image processing algorithms. This role involves working across the stack; from firmware and hardware interfaces to high-performance C++ applications and modern user interfaces. You'll tackle complex technical challenges in real-time processing, system optimization, and creating seamless user experience.

What We're Looking For

You have deep expertise in C++ development and a track record of shipping products that combine software and hardware. You're comfortable working with multithreaded applications, understand the nuances of real-time systems, and can optimize for both performance and reliability. Experience with image processing pipelines, computer vision, or AI/ML integration is preferred.

Qualifications:

  • Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, computer science/engineering, or a similar discipline.
  • 5+ years of professional C++ development experience
  • Experience with image processing algorithms and computer vision
  • Hands-on work with AI/ML model integration and deployment
  • Deep understanding of multithreaded programming and concurrency
  • Knowledge and experience on Windows and Ubuntu.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills

Bonus Qualifications:

  • Comfortable with client-side programming in JavaScript/HTML5 (especially React/Redux)
  • Knowledge of firmware development and IoT systems
  • Aws knowledge tied to IoT integrations 
  • Strong background in hardware integration and embedded systems
  • Experience with Node.js, Electron.js, and/or modern front-end frameworks
  • Familiarity with databases, both SQL and NoSQL

About the Role

This is a hands-on technical position where you'll have significant ownership over architectural decisions and product direction. You'll work closely with hardware, image processing and AI engineers, and R&D and product teams to build systems that push the boundaries of what's possible.


 

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