Technical Lead

Job description Responsibilities Must have the ability to understand the existing algorithms and improve their performance. Must demonstrate building culture of innovation, ownership, accountability, and focus. Must be proactive in communicating progress and roadblocks with team lead. Must possess good communication and presentation skills with ability to interact with different cross-functional teams across regions. Must keep your code clean and documented. Education / Qualifications Bachelor / masters degree or equivalent degree from a reputed university preferably with Mathematics background. Hands on experience with C# is a must-have, experience with other languages such as C++ and Python are a plus. Strong skills and experience demonstrated in data structures, interfaces, dependency injection, serialization, Inter-process communication (e.g., MQTT, REST API), and scripting are required. Multi-threading skills, async/await, and event-driven process optimization is required. Knowledge of spatial mathematics, computational geometry, transforms and graphics manipulation is nice to have. Knowledge of containerization platforms such as Docker is a plus. Knowledge of and/or experience with OPC-UA, PLC, and Industrial PC programming is a plus. Ability to write functionally correct and efficient code with minimal oversight is required. Ability to write clean and reusable code with good design and architecture skills. Ability to explain why good software abstraction is important. Strong debugging skills. Agile methodologies. Exposure to Manufacturing domain (production / metrology) has added advantage. Role: Technical Lead Industry Type: IT Services & Consulting Department: Engineering - Software & QA Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent Role Category: Software Development Education UG: Any Graduate PG: Any Postgraduate Key Skills c#restinterfacesc++pythonopcplcpresentation skillsdockerserializationcontainerizationscriptingmqttmanufacturingdependency injectiondebuggingdata structuresmultithreadingagilecommunication processescommunication skills