Windows Engineer (C++)

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Develop high-performance Windows-based applications using modern C++ (C++17/20).
• Work on Windows System Architecture, including Windows Subsystem and various subsystem libraries to enhance system-level features and functionality.
• Apply a deep understanding of Windows Internals, including processes, threads, jobs, memory management, I/O systems, and Windows Security models.
• Implement and troubleshoot the Windows Security Model, with in-depth knowledge of Windows Object Managers, object directories, and handle tables.
• Analyze and debug TCP/IP networking protocols, ensuring high standards of performance and reliability across applications using TCP/IP-based networking.
• Perform kernel debugging using Windbg, leveraging advanced syntax and functions for troubleshooting kernel-level issues.
• Conduct dump analysis and Windows troubleshooting using SysInternals tools (e.g., ProcMon, VMMap, ProcessExplorer, RamMap) to ensure efficient application performance and memory usage.
• Optimize memory management strategies to improve application stability and performance.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure smooth development and integration.
• Implement unit testing using Google Test to maintain code quality and ensure robust application behavior.
• Utilize Git for version control to maintain and track changes across the project lifecycle, ensuring best practices for code versioning and collaboration.

Mandatory Skills:

• Strong proficiency in C++ (versions 17 & 20) with deep knowledge of the language specifications.
• Expertise in Windows System Architecture, including Windows Subsystem and subsystem libraries.
• Hands-on experience with Windows Internals, including processes, threads, jobs, memory management, I/O systems, and Windows Security models.
• Knowledge of Windows Security model, Object Managers, handle tables, and security concepts.
• TCP/IP networking protocols expertise.
• Experience with kernel debugging using Windbg.
• Proficiency in Windows troubleshooting and dump analysis using SysInternals tools such as ProcMon, VMMap, ProcessExplorer, and RamMap.
• Familiarity with Git for version control.
• Experience in unit testing frameworks like Google Test.