Quasar is looking for a C++ software engineer to join its core R&D team.
We are a company passionate about finding elegant software solutions to real-world, impactful problems.
In a nutshell, Quasar is a data and AI platform with a focus on timeseries that helps companies crunch petabytes of data to uncover vital insights about their business. These insights help save energy, optimize resources and processes, prevent malfunction, and avoid accidents.
If you’re passionate about C++ and software - regardless of your job experience – Quasar is the perfect place for you.
Responsibilities
Your job will be designing and writing high quality modern C++ 20 all day, as we do our best to minimize organizational inefficiencies (meetings, reporting…).
You will work on the core of Quasar, propose, and develop new features, write performance critical code, review design and pull requests, and push the limits of databases and AI.
Quasar is written entirely in C++ 20 using recent compilers and libraries. We move with the standard and keep an agile codebase.
You will interact with your peers in the R&D team, but also significantly with the solutions team, in contact with our users.
If your dream is to write high quality C++ while having a big positive impact on the world, look no further: Quasar is the place for you.
- Outstanding software engineering skills
- Solid computer science background
- Fluency with C++ 17 and up.
- At least 5 years of professional experience with challenging projects
- No prior experience in database design or AI required
- Fluency in English
Working from home 100% of the time, hybrid, or at the office, as you prefer!
Top Skills
What We Do
Quasar is a time-series database optimized to power real-time intel. Designed for large volumes and low latency, it combines the speed of an in-memory database with the yield of data warehouses.
Thanks to its unique compression, clustering, and indexing innovations, Quasar delivers unprecedented performance with a small footprint.
Whether you need speed or volume, Quasar delivers