Software Engineer Image Processing Job in Dublin, Dublin Ireland
Software Engineer - Image processing
As a software engineer with this company you will be responsible for developing and maintaining the Digital software products produced by the company. Software is developed using Agile techniques, principally the SCRUM methodology. This exciting and dynamic position will involve design and implementation of new features and functionality, documentation, interaction with other teams including QA, Customer Services Sales, as well as communicating directly with customers.
Key Responsibilities and Authorities:
- Design and implementation of new features and functionality
- Contributing to design discussions, design reviews, daily stand-ups
- Producing appropriate unit tests and design documentation
- A willingness to work hard and to deliver innovative software solutions to the end user
Qualifications:
- A good degree in Computer Science or similar discipline
- Experience:
- 3-5 years software industry experience
Skills:
- Image processing and image analysis experience essential, preferably in C++
- Knowledge of image file formats advantageous
- Object Oriented Design
- C# / VB.NET experience advantageous
If you would like further information you can contact: Francis Mulcahy | Tel: +353 (0) 1 685 4646
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