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Staff Software Engineer, Integrations

New York City or Remote
About Us:

At nTop, we are passionate about building next-generation engineering solutions. We enable the most innovative engineering companies in the world to transform how they develop, test, and manufacture better products faster. Our software has been used to engineer mission-critical satellites, deliver stronger and lighter medical implants for patients in need, and allow engineers to create complex, high-performance products with revolutionary speed and accuracy.

We are looking to add smart ambitious teammates who are passionate about problem-solving and cutting-edge technology to a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

Overview:

The nTop Integrations Team is looking for an experienced software engineer for a technical leadership role. The Integrations Team is responsible for enabling interoperability between nTop and third-party software. Previous projects on the team include importing CAD assembly data, exporting our own implicit geometry, building a library - nTop Core - to read our geometry, and building plugins for third-party systems to use our geometry. We are currently working on a set of tools to allow partners to integrate functionality directly into nTop. We highly value collaborative teammates who are excited to solve difficult problems with us.

Due to the breadth of topics relevant to integrations, our team works on more systems than most development teams. The ideal candidate for this role must be comfortable adapting their skills to new areas of work. The key qualification is an ability to understand systems, see their components, and know when and how to change them to fit our needs. These systems could include an importer, our geometry kernel, our core language code, a CI tool, or a test.

This role can be either remote or hybrid/ based in our NY office, and reports to the Senior Engineering Manager.

What You'll Do: 

  • Shape the future of nTop’s software by leading critical technology decisions
  • Lead architecture decisions within our C++ codebase
  • Work with partner developers to integrate our tools into their software
  • Own the entire software cycle: from research to prototype, implementation, review, and maintenance
  • Collaborate with engineers across the organization to understand and solve technical challenges
  • Write well-designed and well-tested code
  • Work with CAD/CAE and related data
  • Advance and promote software engineering best practices and processes
  • Contribute to and document technical direction and architectural vision
  • Troubleshoot, debug and upgrade existing systems

Required Experience: 

  • Proven experience designing and building core architecture in successful products
  • Expertise in algorithms, data structures and design patterns
  • 10+ years of professional experience as a software engineer
  • 5+ years of experience developing in C++ and experience with a general purpose scripting language like Python
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or relevant field
  • Excellent written and spoken communication skills in English

Preferred Experience: 

  • Experience working with implicit geometry, signed distance fields, or field-driven design
  • Experience developing CAD or CAE systems (SolidWorks, Abaqus, ANSYS, etc.)
  • Experience using CAD or CAE systems
  • C++14/17 experience (smart pointers, RAII, etc.)
Compensation: $160,000-180,000 annually, depending on experience
 
At this time, nTop can only hire US employees who reside in the following states:
California, Connecticut, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,  Ohio,  Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington
 
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