CW Software Engineer

The hiring company is confidential. The role develops and maintains production C/C++ software while building and improving CI/CD tooling and automation, including LLM-enabled tools, automated testing reports, and documentation workflows.

Responsibilities:

• Review, clarify, and decompose system and software requirements into implementable and testable software requirements
• Design, implement, debug, and maintain production C/C++ software
• Develop and maintain unit tests, support integration testing, and maintain traceability between requirements, implementation, and verification
• Investigate software defects, identify root causes, implement corrective actions, and verify fixes
• Participate in requirements, design, and code reviews to improve correctness, maintainability, and testability
• Work with teammates to plan development tasks, document software designs, and support integration and releases
• Continue maintaining and improving the team's development pipelines and tooling as production software needs evolve
• Integrate our AI requirements and code checker into CI/CD pipelines, publishing actionable results through pull request reports or pipeline jobs
• Extend unit test tooling so each pull request includes plots showing results for nominal test cases, alongside automated test outcomes
• Automate Typst document builds and create reusable templates for engineering work products, including a command for creating a new document from any template
• Package tooling and pipeline integrations for reuse across repositories, using one configuration file per repository, and demonstrate adoption on a new repository
• Write and maintain installation, configuration, operating, and troubleshooting instructions that allow engineers to use the tools independently
• Work with internal engineers and the supporting vendor team to define interfaces, resolve integration issues, and deliver maintainable tooling
• Propose, prototype, and evaluate additional uses of LLMs in software development, including output quality, failure handling, and appropriate human review