Education: Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering or Computer Science
We are seeking a skilled Full Stack Windows Application Developer to maintain and develop a Windows desktop application used for monitored emergency lighting systems. This role focuses on maintaining a legacy Windows application, ensuring long-term reliability, compatibility with recent operating system and development workplace releases, supporting ongoing functional updates, documentation, and customer-requested modifications. The position involves working with legacy code, hardware-integrated systems, and structured databases while adhering to high standards of quality and reliability.
Responsibilities
- Maintain and develop a legacy Windows desktop application and its modules.
- Compile, update, and support legacy source code using the latest integrated development environment (IDE) versions.
- Ensure application compatibility with new operating system releases.
- Diagnose and resolve software defects and stability issues, and implement enhancements and functional modifications in line with project requirements.
- Maintain and update technical documentation and code comments.
- Follow project priorities and report progress to the Team Leader.
- Participate in team meetings and agile development cycles.
Required Skills & Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering or Computer Science.
- Minimum 5+ years of professional software development experience.
- Fluent in English (written and spoken).
- Solid experience in C++ for native Windows development.
- Solid knowledge of Win32 API and MFC.
- Experience using an integrated development setting (IDE) and build automation tools.
- Experience in maintaining and enhancing existing/legacy Windows applications.
- Understanding of hardware-interfacing or system-level software.
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📌 Full Stack Windows Application Developer (Thane)
🏢 Zenith System Solutions
📍 Thane
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