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UI Development & Maintenance Analyze, design, and implement UI features within the traffic management system Develop and maintain Qt-based user interfaces with high precision and reliability Produce technical documentation for software modules and system components Contribute to design decisions and engineering practices Support the team throughout the full software development lifecycle (SDLC)
Engineering & Safety Participate in safety and security-related activities such as Threat & Risk Analysis (TRA) and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Ensure code reliability and precision due to operational impact on railway traffic Work comfortably across high-level architecture and detailed design levels Contribute to engineering methodology, tools, and team organization
Requirements
Expert knowledge of Qt / Qt Framework Strong C development experience Experience developing complex UI systems Linux development and debugging environment Git (version control and collaboration)
Nice-to-Have Rust, Java, Python experience Experience in safety-critical environments or railway signaling systems
Language Skills French / English
Soft Skills Meticulous and precise, especially in safety-critical contexts Strong communicator and team player Proactive, motivated, and hands-on Innovative with a problem-solving mindset Ability to work autonomously in complex technical environments
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