Scientific Developer - C++

• Develop data processing systems: You design and implement software for processing and analyzing meteorological data, including high-frequency datasets such as lightning detection.
• C++-focused development: Build efficient, high-performance applications primarily in C++; Python is used where it adds value.
• Work on complex systems: Develop and maintain robust, scalable solutions with a strong focus on performance, reliability, and long-term maintainability.
• Apply mathematical models: Translate complex mathematical and physical concepts into efficient, production-ready code.
• Maintain and improve software: Ensure code quality through clean design, solid documentation, and continuous optimization of existing systems.
• Use modern tools and practices: You apply best practices in software development and continuously improve workflows and technologies., * Meaningful work: Contribute to systems that improve weather forecasting and support climate-related decision-making.
• High-performance tech focus: Work on complex, performance-critical systems with real-world impact.
• Stable development environment: Linux-based infrastructure designed for reliability and efficiency.
• Flexibility: A hybrid work model with a clear focus on collaboration - at least 60% of your working time is spent in our Vienna office.
• Modern workplace: Work in a modern office in Vienna with a view over the New Danube - an inspiring environment for focused development.
• Team & culture: Flat hierarchies, short decision-making paths, and a collaborative setup.
• Additional benefits: Annual public transport pass, health programs, and regular team events.

• 5+ years of professional experience in software development
• Strong programming skills in C++ (Python is a plus)
• Solid understanding of software development, including writing, maintaining, and optimizing code
• Strong foundation in higher mathematics and analytical thinking
• Background in natural sciences (e.g., physics, meteorology) is an advantage, not a requirement
• Experience working in Linux environments
• Industry experience in data-intensive or technical environments is a strong plus
• Experience with SQL/PostgreSQL or geospatial data is a plus
• Very good English skills; German is a plus

The annual gross salary for this position starts at €40,347.58. Depending on your experience and qualifications, the typical range for this role is €50,000 to €60,000.

Do you want to work on high-performance software that processes complex environmental data in real time? At UBIMET, you will develop systems that turn meteorological data into precise, scalable solutions - contributing directly to better forecasting and a deeper understanding of weather and climate phenomena. As a leading provider of weather and climate data, UBIMET develops highly accurate, data-driven solutions for companies worldwide. In the energy sector in particular, our solutions enable well-informed decision-making in an increasingly complex and climate-relevant environment.