C++ SW developer (meteo SW - we use also Python).

Expressed in one sentence - this company searches for a developer with sufficient experience to develop a complete web site with dynamic content - select appropriate technologies, encode graphical artwork design into HTML/CSS or web components, implement back-end connections etc. This job gives you freedom in developing the application based on your design but challenges your responsibility to integrate it with parts developed by other project team members.

Technologies Used in Company
IT experts there use C++ and Python to write most of our software but we also have projects in Java, Java Script and Action Script. Bash shell scripts are used to a limited degree as well as other tools like XSLT for specific use cases. We are open to whatever platforms and technologies that will make us more efficient. We use plenty of helper systems to make our work easier: version control systems (Git), automated cross compiled builds, continuous integration (Atlassian Bamboo), issue tracking (JIRA), Wiki (Confluence) and others.

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Remember this company is world top class in its area of expertise.

I am looking for your profile :-) - Ján Borčin

Information technology, computer programming, web portals

Our client develops meteorological systems for professional weather users. Major use case in our products is visualisation of weather data in form of geospatial maps, graphs or tables with values or icons. All this content is provided by back-end web services. We intend to build mobile applications to deliver weather content to general public users as well as professional meteorologists where much higher level of interactivity is required. We play with the idea of using Xamarin to target all 3 major mobile platforms and reuse code. We use Python to prototype various functionalities but core of our back-end systems is developed in C++ and some parts in Java. We usually expose JSON-RPC or RESTful web service interfaces to do all the clever logic on servers while clients tend to be lightweight, but still non-trivial and feature reach.