R&D C++ Software Developer

The University of Texas at Austin is hiring an R&D C++ Software Developer for its Applied Research Laboratories in Austin. The role involves designing, building, testing, and documenting software for government customers, with work across Linux and Windows systems in both networked and remote field settings. It suits someone with a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field, at least three years of C++ experience in Linux, and strong skills in object-oriented programming, Python, NumPy/SciPy, debugging, and multi-threaded design. US citizenship is required, and the selected candidate must be able to pass a security investigation for access to classified information.