CC++ LINUX

Washington, AR - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 14 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

C/C LINUX
Design develop and maintain real-time fault-tolerant desktop applications using C and C on Linux platforms
Migrate legacy GUI applications from Motif/X11 environments to modern Linux display protocols such as Wayland using toolkits like GTK Qt or EFL
Write and maintain Bash scripts to automate build processes deployment routines and system-level diagnostics
Optimize application performance through multithreading memory management and low-latency scheduling techniques
Debug and profile applications using tools such as gdb valgrind perf and strace to ensure stability and responsiveness
Implement secure coding practices and support audit-readiness for mission-critical systems
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate GUI applications with enterprise platforms and middleware
Configure and support lightweight desktop environments and custom window managers including MWM and Wayland compositors
Manage source code and development workflows using Bitbucket Git and CI/CD pipelines
Develop and maintain IPC mechanisms (e.g. sockets shared memory DBus) for inter-process communication
Document system architecture migration strategies and operational procedures for modernization initiatives
Participate in code reviews refactoring efforts and legacy system analysis to support long-term maintainability
24x7 system availability
Compiled binaries and executables for Linux systems optimized for performance and reliability
Source code repositories with well-structured C/C code adhering to coding standards and version control best practices
Bash scripts for build automation deployment diagnostics and system integration
Makefiles or CMake/Meson build configurations for reproducible and portable builds across Linux distributions
-GUI application components including migrated interfaces from Motif/X11 to modern toolkits like GTK Qt or Wayland-compatible frameworks
Documentation artifacts such as API references architecture diagrams migration plans and user manuals
Unit integration and performance test suites with automated scripts and benchmarks for latency-sensitive applications
CI/CD pipeline configurations integrated with Bitbucket or Git-based workflows for automated build and release cycles
Accessibility and compliance features such as AT-SPI integration and support for screen readers or keyboard navigation
Legacy code refactoring reports detailing modernization efforts from older GUI frameworks to current Linux standards

Bachelors degree in computer science Software Engineering or related field (required)

Minimum 10 years of hands-on experience in C/C development on Linux systems
Expertise in C and C development for Linux desktop applications including event-driven programming and UI logic
Proficiency in Bash scripting for build automation deployment and system-level integration
Experience with legacy GUI frameworks including Motif X11 and MWM with the ability to analyze and refactor legacy codebases
Familiarity with modern display protocols especially Wayland including compositor-client architecture and protocol handling
Understanding of GUI migration strategies including porting from Motif/X11 to toolkits like GTK Qt or EFL
Proficiency with Bitbucket and Git workflows including branching pull requests and CI/CD pipelines
Experience with build systems such as CMake Make and debugging tools like gdb valgrind
Ability to work with low-level graphics APIs such as OpenGL or Vulkan for rendering and display optimization

C/C LINUX Design develop and maintain real-time fault-tolerant desktop applications using C and C on Linux platforms Migrate legacy GUI applications from Motif/X11 environments to modern Linux display protocols such as Wayland using toolkits like GTK Qt or EFL Write and maintain Bash scripts to ...

C/C LINUX
Design develop and maintain real-time fault-tolerant desktop applications using C and C on Linux platforms
Migrate legacy GUI applications from Motif/X11 environments to modern Linux display protocols such as Wayland using toolkits like GTK Qt or EFL
Write and maintain Bash scripts to automate build processes deployment routines and system-level diagnostics
Optimize application performance through multithreading memory management and low-latency scheduling techniques
Debug and profile applications using tools such as gdb valgrind perf and strace to ensure stability and responsiveness
Implement secure coding practices and support audit-readiness for mission-critical systems
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate GUI applications with enterprise platforms and middleware
Configure and support lightweight desktop environments and custom window managers including MWM and Wayland compositors
Manage source code and development workflows using Bitbucket Git and CI/CD pipelines
Develop and maintain IPC mechanisms (e.g. sockets shared memory DBus) for inter-process communication
Document system architecture migration strategies and operational procedures for modernization initiatives
Participate in code reviews refactoring efforts and legacy system analysis to support long-term maintainability
24x7 system availability
Compiled binaries and executables for Linux systems optimized for performance and reliability
Source code repositories with well-structured C/C code adhering to coding standards and version control best practices
Bash scripts for build automation deployment diagnostics and system integration
Makefiles or CMake/Meson build configurations for reproducible and portable builds across Linux distributions
-GUI application components including migrated interfaces from Motif/X11 to modern toolkits like GTK Qt or Wayland-compatible frameworks
Documentation artifacts such as API references architecture diagrams migration plans and user manuals
Unit integration and performance test suites with automated scripts and benchmarks for latency-sensitive applications
CI/CD pipeline configurations integrated with Bitbucket or Git-based workflows for automated build and release cycles
Accessibility and compliance features such as AT-SPI integration and support for screen readers or keyboard navigation
Legacy code refactoring reports detailing modernization efforts from older GUI frameworks to current Linux standards

Bachelors degree in computer science Software Engineering or related field (required)

Minimum 10 years of hands-on experience in C/C development on Linux systems
Expertise in C and C development for Linux desktop applications including event-driven programming and UI logic
Proficiency in Bash scripting for build automation deployment and system-level integration
Experience with legacy GUI frameworks including Motif X11 and MWM with the ability to analyze and refactor legacy codebases
Familiarity with modern display protocols especially Wayland including compositor-client architecture and protocol handling
Understanding of GUI migration strategies including porting from Motif/X11 to toolkits like GTK Qt or EFL
Proficiency with Bitbucket and Git workflows including branching pull requests and CI/CD pipelines
Experience with build systems such as CMake Make and debugging tools like gdb valgrind
Ability to work with low-level graphics APIs such as OpenGL or Vulkan for rendering and display optimization