C++ Developer

Tech Lead – C/C++ / TuxedoLocation: Deerfield, IL – HybridPosition OverviewWe are seeking an experienced Tech Lead – C/C++ / Tuxedo with 8–10 years of software development and technical leadership experience, preferably within the Retail Pharmacy / Healthcare domain. The ideal candidate will have strong hands-on expertise in C/C++, Pro*C, PL/SQL, Unix, Tuxedo, and Centura, along with the ability to lead technical solutions from requirements through development, testing, and deployment.Mandatory Technical SkillsCC++Pro*CPL/SQLUnixTuxedoCenturaJava experience is an added advantageKey ResponsibilitiesWork as a Developer, Lead Developer, or Technical Lead on enterprise applications.Analyze business requirements and user stories and translate them into technical solutions.Perform effort estimation, sizing, and technical planning.Design solutions for front-end interfaces and back-end integrations.Prepare detailed technical designs and develop front-end/interface components.Perform hands-on coding, code reviews, and technical validation.Collaborate with Product Owners and business stakeholders throughout the development lifecycle.Support application demonstrations, UAT, and business approvals.Participate in release planning and provide deployment support.Troubleshoot technical issues and ensure timely resolution.Work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions.Required Experience8–10 years of experience as a Developer, Lead Developer, or Technical Lead.Strong experience in Retail Pharmacy or related healthcare applications.Hands-on experience with C/C++, Pro*C, PL/SQL, Unix, Tuxedo, and Centura.Strong analytical, problem-solving, and solution-design capabilities.Experience with requirements analysis, estimation, detailed design, development, testing, and deployment.US Healthcare domain knowledge is highly desirable.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.PreferredExperience with Java.Prior experience working in hybrid environments.Candidates currently located in Illinois are preferred.