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Nexthire is a technology driven recruitment platform that enables companies to hire 2x faster with its advanced algorithms based on years of data.The leadership team has several decades of collective experience working for top product development companies in India. We believe in breaking the conventional ideas that have been rooted in the staffing industry. We provide end to end recruitment solutions and are developing amazing tools that will help shape the future of recruitment industry.Trusted by 100+ brands, MNCs and startups alike, we are creating a hiring experience like never before.

11 - 50 employees

📋 Description

• Develop and maintain C-based applications for Linux environments, ensuring high performance and reliability. • Work with system-level APIs, inter-process communication (IPC), multi-threading, and memory management. • Optimize Linux system performance and troubleshoot low-level issues. • Integrate and enhance POS systems with custom business logic and security features. • Work with device drivers, hardware integration, and embedded systems if required. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including product managers, testers, and other engineers. • Perform code reviews, debugging, and performance tuning to improve application efficiency. • Ensure compliance with security standards and industry best practices.

🎯 Requirements

• Strong proficiency in C programming with experience in system-level programming on Linux. • Experience with Linux internals, shell scripting, and debugging tools (GDB, Valgrind, Strace, etc.). • Knowledge of multi-threading, IPC (pipes, message queues, shared memory), and network programming. • Familiarity with SQL or NoSQL databases for data storage and retrieval. • Experience with Makefiles, CMake, and version control systems (Git, SVN, etc.). • Knowledge of POS-based application development • Ability to troubleshoot performance bottlenecks and security vulnerabilities.