Develop and deliver high-quality software on Windows, focusing on innovative features with strong C# and WPF skills, while optimizing performance and collaborating with teammates.
While this not a position we are currently hiring for, we are accepting resumes in anticipation of hiring in the near future. Although you may not receive an immediate response, we will carefully review your information once an opportunity becomes available.
As a Renewed Vision Windows Software Engineer you will develop innovative features and technologies that will drive the growth of our platform.
You have experience creating and delivering solutions on Windows and a deep understanding of WPF and other Windows specific technologies. You are a proactive problem solver and system thinker — always keeping the product in view while working through complex details. You see working with others and contributing towards their success as an opportunity and not a chore.
We want people who:
- Are experienced with developing and delivering high quality software on Windows
- Are deeply familiar with C# and WPF applications
- Can focus on details while understanding the importance of timely updates
- Understands the balance between refactor now vs. refactor later
- Consistently seek to learn and develop both personally and professionally
We really want people who:
- Have experience interfacing C# with native languages like C/C++
- Enjoy building up others, both personally and technically
- Have excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Takes ownership of projects, works with loosely defined specs, and drives towards results
Our best engineers will have:
- Experience measuring and optimizing the performance of Windows applications
- Familiarity with video and audio libraries and OpenGL/DirectX rendering
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