Software Engineer C++ (M/F/D) Porto

Software Engineer C++ (M/F/D)
Porto
Porto, Porto District, Portugal

Your New Role

As a Software Developer (C++/Python), you’ll be part of a team responsible for building and maintaining robust, multithreaded applications that run 24/7. These systems acquire and process meteorological data through both standard and custom protocols, exposing core functionality via RESTful services and Python APIs.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Developing and maintaining core components in C++
• Creating and extending APIs in Python for internal and external use
• Collaborating with team members on software architecture and design
• Integrating with web services and managing data acquisition pipelines
• Contributing to
  - platform development for Linux and Windows environments

What You’ll Need to Succeed

We’re looking for someone with 3–5 years of experience in software development who brings:

• Advanced proficiency in C++ (including STL, Boost, templates, multithreading, and exception handling)
• Experience working in collaborative development environments (corporate or open source)
• Strong command of English (C1 level or confident B2)
• A curious mindset and willingness to explore the unique domain of meteorological software

Additional strengths that would be advantageous:

• Python programming experience
• Familiarity with Qt for UI development
• Understanding of algorithmic efficiency and memory management
• Experience with web services and cloud platforms (especially AWS)
• Linux system administration skills
• Willingness to travel internationally

What the Company Offers

• A technically stimulating role in a niche but impactful industry
• The freedom to choose your development tools and IDEs
• A supportive team culture with modern infrastructure (Git
  Lab, CI/CD, Jira, Confluence, etc. )
• Opportunities to work on
  - platform solutions and
  - edge data systems
• A competitive salary aligned with your experience and skills

Next Steps

If you're a passionate developer ready to take on a technically challenging and rewarding role, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and help shape the future of meteorological software.