Develop and enhance infrastructure using Rust and C++, ensuring high-performance applications with a focus on memory safety and concurrency.
As a Renewed Vision Core Software Engineer, you will develop the infrastructure and working technologies that power our platform.
You love working on the parts of an application that are invisible to the user but make everything work. You realize that different programming languages have their place in a complex tech stack and are comfortable working with the language best suited for the job. You are comfortable working without all the details, knowing that part of the process is discovery, which drives innovation. You prioritize memory safety and concurrency to ensure the creation of dependable and high-performing applications across a variety of projects.
We are looking for individuals who possess the following skills:
- Proficiency in developing applications using Rust and modern C++
- Experience in building libraries that can be utilized across multiple platforms
- Ability to pay attention to details while understanding the significance of timely updates
- Understanding of when to prioritize refactoring and when to defer it
- Consistent willingness to learn and grow both personally and professionally
Additionally, we highly value individuals who:
- Are skilled in another programming language such as C# or Swift
- Possess exceptional written and verbal communication skills
- Take responsibility for projects, thrive with loosely defined specifications, and drive towards achieving results
Our top engineers will ideally have:
- Experience in writing and debugging high-performance multi-threaded libraries
- Familiarity with video and audio frameworks and low-level rendering
- Hands-on experience developing multithreaded, decoupled systems using actor frameworks and async/await, emphasizing message-driven design, non-blocking I/O, and memory-safe concurrency
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