• Participate in projects developing and maintenance firmware for printing machines with Japanese customers.
• Opportunities to go onsite Japan long or short term (3 months).
• Work with project members, responsible for the design/code review, development, and implementation of software applications with team size 10-20 members.
• Implement task lists, estimate deliver assignments as functional specifications, quality standards and project schedules.
• Consistently delivers high-quality services and meet customer requirements.
• Other assignments from Project Manager.
Job Qualifications
• Strong proficiency in C++, with fair knowledge of the language specification
• Thorough knowledge of the standard library, STL containers, and algorithms
• Good understanding of memory management
• Understanding of dynamic polymorphism and C++ specific notions,
• Knowledge of low-level threading primitives and real-time environments
• Familiarity with system call wrapper library functions
• Proficient understanding of code versioning tools {{such as Git, SVN, and Mercurial}}
• Work with external teams to resolve testing issues and bug fixes.
• Willing to go onsite when requested.
Soft skill:
• Passionate and curious about technology. Able to identify, break down and solve a variety of difficult technical problems. Team player with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Proven ability to work independently with a minimum of supervisor input.
English
Nói: Intermediate - Đọc: Intermediate - Viết: Intermediate
FPT Software is the leading software outsourcing company in Vietnam. With subsidiaries and offices in nine countries around the world (Japan, USA, France, Germany, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, and the Philippines) plus three development centers across Vietnam, FPT Software is serving more than 150 global customers from 20+ countries across four continents with multi-million dollar global projects we have successfully delivered to Hitachi, Neopost, Petronas, Deutsche Bank, and Unilever, among many others.
