C/C++ Developer-- Telecom Domain

C/C++ Software Developer (Telecom Domain).

 specifically seeking C++ Software Developers, not Embedded Engineers. Candidates should have experience in software application development, object-oriented design, multithreading, and large-scale software systems. Profiles focused on embedded programming, firmware, hardware integration, or device-level development should be avoided.

Experience: 5+ Years
Location: Middletown/Dallas
JRSS : Application Developer—Open Source
Skill Set : Software Developer with a strong background in the telecommunications domain and hands-on expertise in C/C++, PL/SQL, SQL, and UNIX/Linux scripting. The ideal candidate will be responsible for analyzing and modernizing legacy systems, migrating applications to new platforms, and ensuring optimal performance across software and database layers.
Key Responsibilities:
•    Conduct comprehensive analysis and reverse engineering of existing legacy application codebases (primarily in C/C++) to understand system functionality, dependencies, and data flow.
•    Develop detailed technical documentation to support knowledge transfer and modernization activities.
•    Plan, develop, and execute migration projects for applications and associated data from legacy environments to modern platforms, ensuring minimal impact on business operations.
•    Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code in C, C++, PL/SQL, and SQL to support both migration efforts and new feature development.
•    Design, develop, and maintain database objects (stored procedures, functions, triggers, etc.) in Oracle; perform performance tuning and query optimization for high-volume systems.
•    Configure and manage web and application servers (Apache HTTP Server, Tomcat), ensuring seamless integration with backend systems and third-party services.
•    Troubleshoot, debug, and enhance existing applications to improve performance, scalability, and maintainability.
•    Create and manage automated scripts and jobs using AIX/UNIX/Linux shell scripting, contributing to system reliability and operational efficiency.