C++ Software Developer
About this role
Surgical Science is a global organisation and leading provider of medical training simulations and software solutions. Surgical Science is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market.
Together with healthcare partners and customers in more than 90 countries, we enhance patient safety and healthcare outcomes through evidence-based, state-of-the-art simulation technology that improves clinical proficiency and performance - enabling safe and effective training without putting patients at risk.
Our solutions are used by medical training centres, universities, hospitals, and the medical device industry for practice, assessment, and certification.
With offices in Gothenburg (HQ), Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Cleveland, Cardiff, and Shenzhen, we are a fast-growing and stable organisation in a rapidly evolving world. We foster a hybrid work culture that supports onsite and remote collaboration across teams and time zones.
Responsibilities
- As a Software Developer in our team, you’ll dive into a large C++ codebase and work with our proprietary 3D engine and physics engine to build lifelike simulators for healthcare professionals.
- Collaborating with team members across different locations, you’ll refine and develop advanced medical simulations with realistic 3D graphics, soft-body dynamics, VR integration, and custom hardware integration, including robotics.
- Your profile
- We think you are a self-driven, results-oriented professional with a curious mindset. You take a holistic approach to coding and persevere in solving problems. You enjoy working independently, are comfortable working with complex code bases, and like building solutions together with brilliant colleagues. You are generous in sharing your knowledge with others and reaching out when needed.
- To succeed in this role, we think you have:
- 2+ years of experience in C++ and a solid foundation in linear algebra and 3D mathematics.
- Worked with Git/GitHub & agile methodologies.
- Experience developing real-time or performance-cri