Software Engineer - Data Management
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Oxford’s client is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to develop foundational data management software components for its Robotics and Enabling Technology applications. The consultant will develop shared components that integrate across pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative clinical application architectures. Responsibilities include research, analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of software components, along with code reviews, documentation, integration, defect management, and code analysis throughout the SDLC.
Requirements
- Strong C++ development experience
- Strong Qt experience
- Linux environment experience
- Python scripting and automation experience
- SQL experience
- SQLite experience
- Data architecture experience
- Experience with data models, formats, schemas, and databases
- Experience with 3D geometry
- Experience with IDEs and build systems
- Experience with revision control systems
- CI/CD development experience
- Familiarity with unit testing
- Familiarity with JSON and data serialization/interchange formats
- Ability to work with minimal supervision
Pluses:
- CAD modeling experience
- Mesh processing experience
- Medical device or robotics experience
- Clinical application development experience
- Experience developing shared data management components across multiple applications
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