We’re looking for a seasoned C++ engineer to join a small, highly technical team building performance-critical systems used in production at scale. This role is hands-on and impact-driven: you’ll be working close to the metal, influencing architecture decisions, and helping modernize a mature C++ codebase without breaking what already works.
If you enjoy solving hard problems, care deeply about correctness and performance, and like working with other engineers who actually read compiler output, this will feel like home.
What You’ll Do
Design, implement, and maintain high-performance C++ services and libraries used in mission-critical systems
Work on large, long-lived C++ codebases (C++14/17/20) with an emphasis on performance, reliability, and maintainability
Profile, debug, and optimize complex systems (memory usage, latency, threading, CPU utilization)
Collaborate with product, systems, and infrastructure teams to translate requirements into technical solutions
Review code and provide thoughtful feedback, with an eye toward long-term maintainability
Participate in architectural discussions and help guide technical direction
Mentor mid-level engineers and contribute to raising the overall engineering bar
Occasionally support production issues and root-cause analysis
What We’re Looking For
8+ years of professional C++ development experience in production environments
Deep understanding of modern C++ (RAII, templates, STL, smart pointers, move semantics)
Strong experience with multithreading, concurrency, and synchronization primitives
Solid grasp of performance tuning and low-level debugging (gdb/lldb, valgrind, perf, sanitizers)
Experience working in Linux-based environments
Familiarity with build systems (CMake, Bazel, or similar)
Ability to reason about complex systems and make pragmatic tradeoffs
Comfortable owning features end-to-end in a collaborative, low-ego environment
Nice to Have
Experience with distributed systems or networking
Exposure to real-time or latency-sensitive systems
Some experience with Python or scripting for tooling and automation
Prior work modernizing legacy C++ codebases
Compensation & Benefits
Annual bonus: 10–15% target
Equity: Meaningful stock options or RSUs
Health coverage: Medical, dental, and vision with the majority of premiums covered
401(k): Company match up to 4%
Time off: 20 days PTO plus paid holidays and sick time
Flexibility: Flexible working hours and remote-friendly culture
Learning budget: Annual stipend for conferences, books, or courses
Equipment: High-end workstation or laptop of your choice
Culture: Low-meeting, engineering-focused environment that values deep work
What Makes Us Superhuman?
You won’t be buried under process or endless meetings. This is a place where experienced engineers are trusted to make decisions, where technical excellence actually matters, and where you can have a real influence on the systems you build.