Top Senior C++ Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

The Senior Manager will oversee the Engineering Graduate Program, managing recruitment, rotation management, and performance feedback for C++ graduate engineers. This role requires collaboration with leadership and development studios to enhance the program and establish career paths for graduates, thriving in a dynamic and ambiguous environment.

Lead a team of software engineers to design and implement embedded applications, high-level sensors drivers, and computer vision pipelines at the edge. Responsible for engineering for performance, development speed, and robustness. Plan firmware and application releases and their execution.

As a Solutions Engineer at Airbyte, you will collaborate with the GTM team to enhance customer onboarding, support sales processes, and ensure customer satisfaction. You will be a technical expert in data movement and represent Airbyte at industry events.

The Senior Motion Planning and Navigation Engineer will design, implement, test, and deploy algorithms for humanoid robots to navigate and avoid obstacles. Responsibilities include high-level decision making, software engineering, and continuous improvement of navigation solutions. Collaboration with the integration and test team is essential to ensure reliability and quality of the software.

As a Senior Ground Software Operations Engineer, you will design software architecture for efficient data handling, model tasking scenarios for satellites, maintain a modeling and simulation codebase, and develop scheduling algorithms, collaborating closely with various teams.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop and test simulations and data infrastructures, lead design reviews, review code for best practices, document updates based on user feedback, and debug product issues. Additionally, they will mentor junior engineers.

As a Senior Firmware Engineer, you will design and implement firmware for embedded platforms, collaborating with electrical engineering and product design teams. Your responsibilities include defining new projects, solving complex systems problems, applying firmware development best practices, developing security protocols, and debugging new hardware.