Windows Engineer/Programmer

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Develop and optimize Windows-based applications with a strong focus on Windows System Architecture, Windows Subsystem, and subsystem libraries to ensure system-level efficiency and stability.
• Utilize in-depth knowledge of Windows Internals, working with processes, threads, jobs, memory management, I/O systems, and related components to enhance application performance and reliability.
• Implement and troubleshoot features based on the Windows Security Model, including Windows Object Managers, object directories, and handle tables, ensuring applications are secure and adhere to best practices.
• Design, implement, and troubleshoot TCP/IP networking protocols to ensure reliable and efficient network communication for the application.
• Perform kernel-level debugging using Windbg, employing advanced syntax and functions to identify and resolve system and application-level issues.
• Conduct dump analysis and Windows troubleshooting using SysInternals tools such as ProcMon, VMMap, ProcessExplorer, and RamMap to detect issues related to memory, processes, and performance.
• Apply a deep understanding of memory management to optimize the performance and resource usage of applications.
• Use version control tools like Git for efficient code management, tracking, and collaboration.
• Develop and maintain unit tests using Google Test to ensure high-quality code and comprehensive test coverage for critical functionalities.
• Collaborate with development teams and stakeholders to ensure that system-level designs meet functional and performance requirements.
• Stay up to date with the latest advancements in Windows systems programming, incorporating new techniques and tools as needed to improve development efficiency and application robustness.

Mandatory Skills:

• Windows System Architecture, Windows Subsystem, and subsystem libraries.
• Strong experience with Windows Internals, including processes, threads, jobs, memory management, I/O systems, and security models.
• Expertise in TCP/IP networking protocols.
• Proficiency in kernel debugging using Windbg.
• Experience with SysInternals tools such as ProcMon, VMMap, ProcessExplorer, and RamMap for troubleshooting.
• Deep understanding of memory management concepts and techniques.
• Familiarity with Git for version control.
• Hands-on experience in developing unit tests using Google Test.