C++ developer
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - ISIS PAPYRUS ITALY in Ivrea
ISIS Papyrus Italy Srl
ISIS Papyrus Software is a profitable, privately owned group of companies founded in Austria. The software enables business applications for digital transformation and communication. We have more than 350 employees worldwide.
ISIS Papyrus Software now has 16 branches on three continents with headquarters in Austria, America and Singapore.
For our office in Ivrea we are looking for C++ developers.
Your tasks:
Analysis, design, and programming, as well as testing and documentation of the Papyrus system.
According to our broad product portfolio and support for all major target platforms ranging from Windows, Linux, Mac, and Unix to IBM mainframes and the latest mobile devices your work (depending on your strengths) will involve primarily backend products, though potentially frontend ones as well, with a focus on specialized areas such as networking, databases, GUIs (Qt-based), or mathematics/statistics. For high-performance solutions on multi-core machines,
you will develop or enhance modules featuring efficient inter-thread/inter-process communication and create diagnostic systems.
Settore: Informatica
Ruolo: Informatica/Tecnologia
Percentuale di occupazione: Full-time
Gestisce altre persone: No
Tipo di occupazione: Tempo indeterminato
Inquadramento: Impiegato
Livello di istruzione: Laurea Triennale
Patente: B
You have knowledge in:
- C++ and good english
and prefered specialized know-how in one of the following areas:
- Multi-threaded and multi-process programming
- Usage of synchronization primitives (mutexes and events for the Control of threads and process execution)
- Usage of shared memory and other IPC methods for the communication of the processes
- Network programming (TCP, UDP) using the Socket interface
Why ISIS Papyrus?
- Beautiful office building
- High-tech infrastructure with the latest video conference technology
- International and open corporate culture
- Appreciation and respectful interaction
- Further developmen