Senior C++ Developer with MFC, Accounting Desktop App

We are looking for a Senior C++ Developer to support and enhance a desktop accounting application and contribute to related services and applications.

This project focuses on a desktop accounting application used by a large client base, along with related product support and service development. The work is centered on financial and accounting solutions built with Microsoft technologies.

• Develop commercial applications with C++
• Maintain and enhance a desktop accounting application
• Support existing products
• Contribute to the development of new services and applications
• Work with Microsoft-based technologies
• Apply OOP, OOD, and programming patterns in daily development
• Work with MS SQL and data transfer protocols including REST, SOAP, and WebSockets
• Use AI-assisted development tools (e.g., GitHub Co-Pilot, Claude Code, Claude in-browser) as part of the daily coding workflow — for code review, refactoring, test generation, and agentic multi-file tasks
• Collaborate with team members and communicate effectively in English

• 5+ years of experience developing commercial applications with C++, C#
• Knowledge of MFC, Microsoft OLE, Win32, ATL, COM, OAuth, Git
• Knowledge of .NET and Windows Forms, or willingness to develop knowledge in this area
• Skills in OOP, OOD, and programming patterns, including design patterns and class diagrams
• Experience working with MS SQL and data transfer protocols such as REST, SOAP, and WebSockets, with an understanding of their working principles
• Practical experience using AI coding assistants (Co-Pilot, Claude Code, or similar) for real development tasks — not just inline autocomplete, but agentic workflows such as planning changes, generating tests, and refactoring across files
• Willingness to continue learning and applying new AI-assisted development practices as tooling evolves
• Good communication skills
• Good spoken English

• .NET and Windows Forms
• Prior exposure to structuring AI prompts/plans for complex multi-file changes (e.g., using a work item plus codebase context to scope a development plan before coding)