Software Engineer (C++ and Python) (вакансія неактивна)

Materialise is a dynamic international high-tech company, founded in 1990 and headquartered in Belgium, with over 2,100 employees worldwide. Materialise’s mission is to innovate for a better and healthier world through its software and hardware infrastructure and in-depth knowledge of additive manufacturing (also known as 3D Printing). Our customers are in diverse industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, research and academia.

As a growing company, Materialise is always looking for enthusiastic professionals who want to work in an environment full of revolutionary technology and surrounded by people passionate about their work.

What you will do

• Provide Python API for the Materialise SDK: a bunch of libraries with geometric algorithms originally written in C++;
• Negotiate API design choices with SDK users;
• Compose abstract algorithms into real-world workflows using Python scripts;
• Gather functional and non-functional requirements for the new or improved algorithms from the SDK users.

Your profile

• Good communication skills;
• At least an Intermediate level of English;
• 5+ years of commercial experience;
• Confident in C++ and Python development.
• Comfortable with cross-platform development in C++;
• Knowledgeable in basic data structures, and basic computational geometry;
• Familiar with version control systems, build systems, CI/CD, and unit testing (specific familiarity with git, CMake, Azure DevOps, and gtest is a plus.);
• Education: Computer Science, Applied Math, Engineering.
  
  
  The new person will join the SDK team.
  
  SDK is an acronym for the “Software Development Kit”, a collection of software libraries which contain our shared and core technology. The SDK is responsible for supporting & providing all research & shared code. Developing new algorithms and bug fixes in SDK code are typical examples of tasks. We aim to autotest the SDK components and avoid regression.
  
  Team is responsible for delivering state-of-art algorithms for the following Materialise products: 3-matic, Mimics, C&V and CMF workflows.