Scientific Developer C++ (m/f/d)

Linux Environment | Location: Vienna | Full-time | Start: as soon as possible Do you want to work on high-performance software that processes complex environmental data in real time? At UBIMET, you will develop systems that turn meteorological data into precise, scalable solutions — contributing directly to better forecasting and a deeper understanding of weather and climate phenomena. As a leading provider of meteorological solutions, UBIMET delivers precise weather and climate information and innovative digital solutions to businesses worldwide. By combining meteorological expertise with advanced technology and data-driven insights, we enable our customers to make informed decisions, optimize operations, and navigate an increasingly dynamic and climate-conscious world. Our solutions help businesses strengthen resilience, improve efficiency, and make better-informed decisions across industries. Your role — Build high-performance scientific software Develop data processing systems: You design and implement software for processing and analyzing meteorological data, including high-frequency datasets such as lightning detection. C++ expertise: Apply your strong C++ programming skills where needed to develop, optimize, and maintain performance-critical components. Programming is only one part of the role, which covers a much broader range of technical responsibilities. Work on complex systems: Develop and maintain robust, scalable solutions with a strong focus on performance, reliability, and long-term maintainability. Apply mathematical models: Translate complex mathematical and physical concepts into efficient, production-ready code. Maintain and improve software: Ensure code quality through clean design, solid documentation, and continuous optimization of existing systems. Use modern tools and practices: You apply best practices in software development and continuously improve workflows and technologies. You work largely independently, take ownership of your tasks, and drive technical topics forward proactively.