- Develop and maintain high-performance C++ applications in a Unix/Linux environment.
- Debug applications using GDB, troubleshoot issues, and ensure code reliability.
- Write and manage Makefiles to automate the build process efficiently.
- Integrate IBM MQ for messaging and queuing within the system, if applicable.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet both functional and non-functional requirements.
- Strong proficiency in C++ programming with a solid understanding of object-oriented design principles.
- Experience working with Unix/Linux systems, including shell scripting and system calls.
- Hands-on experience debugging applications using GDB and resolving complex issues.
- Knowledge of build automation using Make and writing Makefiles.
- Familiarity with IBM MQ or similar messaging systems is a plus.
Unison Consulting Singapore Office
1 Changi Business Park Crescent, , Plaza 8 #03-06 Tower A, Singapore, , Singapore, 486025
Unison Consulting Singapore Office
#12-00, 63 Market Street, Bank of Singapore Center, Singapore, , Singapore, 048942
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