Project descriptionOur client is a large international enterprise developing and maintaining a clinical-focused Core solution as part of a broader software suite.The project is centered around the continuous development and enhancement of a complex software platform built within an existing large framework, with a strong focus on stability, performance, and maintainability.The role involves working as part of a cross-functional Scrum team, collaborating closely with software engineers, UX analysts, and senior team members to implement new functionality, improve existing components, and ensure reliable operation of the solution.ResponsibilitiesWork together with other Scrum team members on a project within the client's software suiteParticipate in Scrum planning sessions by analyzing the work to be doneImplement new functionality or code refactors based on detailed specifications and mock-upsClosely work together with other development team members and a UX analystDiscuss technical design with senior team members when neededParticipate in writing unit tests for newly developed functionalityParticipate in performing code reviewsReport work progress on a daily basisFocus on bug fixing when neededRegular business trips to Belgium for 1 week every 1.5-2 monthsSkillsMust haveMaster degree in Software Engineering, or equivalent through experienceMinimum 3 years of experience developing desktop applications with C++ and Qt/QML (preferably not embedded or automotive only)Proven track record of building user-facing desktop frontends within large, complex frameworks (enterprise or widely used commercial software)Strong knowledge of C++ and Qt/QML for desktop GUI development (widgets, layouts, event handling, data binding)Experience with desktop application workflows (multi-window UIs, dialogs, data models, user interactions)Knowledge of 3D rendering (OpenGL, Vulkan, …) is a plus, but frontend Qt/QML experience is the priorityOpen and good communicatorAbility to work independently and know when to escalate or discuss challenges or identified issuesFluent in English (spoken and written)Regular business trips to Belgium are expected Show more Show less