Develop user interface components for photogrammetry solutions in ArcGIS Pro
Follow industry-standard design patterns and development methodologies using C#, WPF, and C++ to build software components
Collaborate on implementation designs with team members and across other teams
Design, develop, and build software components, frameworks and SDKs for other engineering teams and external developers consuming our API
Work with product engineers to diagnose and resolve root causes for incorrect software behavior and failures
Build and ship timely software by working effectively with colleagues across software and product development
Work in agile environment to deliver software of the highest quality

Requirements

5+ years of experience building commercial software using C#, WPF, and C++
Experience in asynchronous programming using the Task Parallel Library
Firm understanding of object-oriented design, data structures, and design patterns
Ability to clearly describe and analyze a problem and to articulate a solution
Good sense of designing intuitive user interfaces that allow users to solve problems faster and easier
Ability to collaborate with software developers, product engineers, and documentation writers to release quality software
Ability to work productively in a fast-paced and evolving agile environment
Strong time management, prioritization, teamwork, and interpersonal communication skills
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or related field

Benefits

medical, dental, vision, basic and supplemental life insurance for employees (and their families)
401(k) and profit-sharing programs
minimum accrual of 80 hours of vacation leave
twelve paid holidays throughout the calendar year
opportunities for personal and professional growth

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

C#WPFC++asynchronous programmingTask Parallel Libraryobject-oriented designdata structuresdesign patternssoftware componentsAPI

problem analysissolution articulationuser interface designcollaborationtime managementprioritizationteamworkinterpersonal communication