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The Middleware Engineer will design and implement core platform services in C++, focusing on multi-threading, concurrency, and performance. They will also develop communication middleware and work on system-level software within an SDV architecture.
Requirements
Candidates should have solid C++ skills and at least 2 years of software engineering experience, preferably in embedded, automotive, robotics, or distributed systems. Familiarity with communication middleware and a strong desire to learn are also important.
Working hours
40 hours per week
Skills
- C++
- Multi-threading
- Concurrency
- Software Design
- Communication Middleware
- SOME/IP
- DDS
- Networking
- Ethernet
- Data Logging
- ADAS
- Embedded Systems
- IPC
- Protobuf
- gRPC
- POSIX
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Engineering
- Technology
- Software
Keywords
- Middleware
- Software Engineer
- C++
- Multi-threading
- Concurrency
- Distributed Systems
- High-speed Networking
- Vehicle Communication
- ADAS
- Communication Management
- Execution Management
- State Management
- Health Management
- Diagnostics
- Logging
- SOME/IP
- DDS
- Networking
- Ethernet
- Data Logging
- Embedded Systems
- IPC
- Protobuf
- gRPC
- POSIX
- Linux
- Real-time Systems
- Safety-critical Systems
Original job description
About the role
We are looking for motivated Software Engineers to join our team building core middleware components and services for Applied's software-defined vehicle (SDV) platform. Whether you're an experienced engineer with deep systems knowledge or someone earlier in your career with strong fundamentals and a drive to learn, we want to hear from you.
You'll work on challenging problems in distributed systems, high-speed networking, and vehicle communication - building the foundational software layers that make advanced vehicle functions possible. Parts of this work touch the ADAS development stack, where data logging and recording play an important supporting role.
At Applied Intuition, you will:
Design and implement core platform services in C++, with a focus on multi-threading, concurrency, and performance.
Develop and extend communication middleware using protocols such as SOME/IP or DDS across the platform.
Work on system-level software within an SDV architecture, spanning functional areas such as Communication Management, Execution Management, State Management, Health Management, Diagnostics, and Logging.
Apply knowledge of networking and the Ethernet stack to ensure reliable, high-throughput data exchange.
Support data logging and recording workflows for sensor data used in ADAS development and validation.
We're looking for someone who has:
Solid C++ skills, including familiarity with multi-threading, concurrency patterns, and software design.
2+ years of software engineering experience - background in embedded, automotive, robotics, or distributed systems is a plus.
Some exposure to communication middleware (e.g., SOME/IP, DDS, or similar), or a strong desire to build that expertise on the job.
The initiative to take ownership of technical problems in a fast-paced environment.
Nice to have:
Experience with AUTOSAR Adaptive internals or specific functional clusters (e.g., Communication Management, Execution Management, Diagnostics, Health Management).
Experience with embedded systems or C programming.
Advanced IPC experience using Protobuf or gRPC.
Strong familiarity with POSIX/Linux (system calls, runtime behavior, memory management).
Experience in real-time or safety-critical distributed systems.
Familiarity with data logging frameworks or recording infrastructure in an automotive or ADAS context.
Prior customer-facing experience as a customer or application engineer.
