C++ Desktop Software Engineer - Remote

Overview

We are seeking a talented C++ desktop software engineer to help shape the future of asset management for creative professionals. You’ll work on Polydex, our cross-platform desktop app that empowers 3D artists to efficiently browse and use their collection of 3D assets. This role provides a chance to demonstrate technical expertise while collaborating with a multidisciplinary, remote-first team building tools for the 3D industry.

In Short

• Build performant, cross-platform desktop features for managing large 3D asset libraries
• Develop high-performance workflows processing 3D assets, textures, and metadata
• Architect modular C++ code supported by flow charts, class diagrams, or other design artifacts
• Optimize database transactions and queries using SQLite for robust offline asset management
• Collaborate closely with engineers through code reviews and architectural discussions
• Balance interprocess communication, covering thread management, efficient data pipeline design, and seamless network socket and http connectivity
• Integrate third party libraries, enabling new feature development whilst using a package manager for maintainability

Requirements

• 3+ years building applications in C++
• 1+ years working with SQLite or similar embedded databases
• Experience processing large datasets or file systems
• Strong debugging skills across Windows, macOS, and Linux
• Bonus for experience using Qt for UI or other cross-platform abstraction
• Bonus for experience working with any major 3D content creation applications (e.g. Blender, 3ds Max, Unreal)

Benefits

• Flexible remote work from anywhere (with Americas timezone overlap)
• Generous time off: 20 days PTO + 10 national holidays + 10 sick days
• Growth investment: $1,000 USD annual budget for hardware or home office
• Learning culture: Support for courses, conferences, and professional development
• Impact: Direct influence on a product used by creative professionals worldwide
• Autonomy: Freedom to drive technical decisions and architectural improvements