About this qt developer role
We're hiring a Qt developer for cross-platform desktop and embedded work — C++ on the backend, QML or Widgets on the front, shipped to Windows, macOS, and Linux from one codebase. Projects range from industrial and enterprise desktop applications to embedded interfaces with hardware in the loop.
This full-time qt developer position in our Engineering department offers an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects. As a remote position, you can work from anywhere in the world while collaborating with our global team. We're looking for candidates with 4+ years of relevant experience and a passion for building scalable, high-quality software solutions.
At Entalogics, we value transparency, quality, and innovation. As a Qt Developer, you'll collaborate with our team, contribute to meaningful projects, and grow professionally in a supportive environment.
Key responsibilities
As a Qt Developer at Entalogics, you will be responsible for:
- Build and maintain Qt applications across Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Write C++ backend logic and QML or Qt Widgets frontends
- Design signal-slot architecture and model-view patterns for complex UIs
- Integrate with hardware and industrial protocols where required (OPC-UA, Modbus, serial, USB)
- Manage cross-platform builds with CMake or qmake
- Migrate legacy Qt Widgets codebases to QML incrementally
- Profile and optimize for real-time rendering performance
Required qualifications & skills
To be successful in this Qt Developer role, you should have:
- 4+ years of professional C++ experience
- Production experience with Qt (Qt Widgets and/or QML/Qt Quick)
- Understanding of Qt's signal-slot architecture and event loop
- Experience with cross-platform builds (CMake or qmake)
- Comfortable working across Windows, macOS, and Linux targets
- Strong debugging skills for multithreaded, real-time applications
Bonus points for
- Experience with embedded Qt or hardware/serial integration
- Familiarity with Qt 5-to-6 migrations
- Knowledge of LGPL vs. commercial Qt licensing implications
- Experience with industrial HMI, automotive, or medical-device interfaces
- Previous work on a shipped, cross-platform desktop product
What we offer
- Competitive salary
- Remote work flexibility
- Work in a genuinely rare specialization — real Qt/C++ production work
- Direct line to the engineers, no account-manager layer
- Professional development opportunities