Principal Software Engineer

At UiPath we see boundless potential in the way we live. It drives the way we work. Our culture is our most valuable asset, that's why it acts like a compass to us. We’re fast, immersed, humble and bold. And that’s not just words on the walls.

Eliminating time-consuming tasks means people get to do more of what they love. It’s an inspiring, high stakes challenge that motivates us, and this common passion bonds UiPath employees globally. We all strive every day to be better and to accelerate human achievement.

We make robots, but we hire people. Would you like to be part of this journey?

Your mission: You will provide technical guidance to our Core engineering teams, seed design and implementation of new projects and initiatives and oversee the technical aspects of all projects while identifying pragmatic opportunities for business and service improvements.
This is what you’ll do at UiPath:

• As a Principal Software Engineer, you will act as a liaison between the development and the product team
• You will ensure software meets all requirements of quality, security, scalability, modifiability, extensibility etc.
• Provide technical guidance and coaching to developers and engineers

This is what you’ll bring to our team:
Must have:

• Excellent knowledge of software and application design and development and architecture
• Proficiency in one or more system level programming languages (C#, C, C++, Python, Rust etc.) and a willingness to learn new ones
• Strong grasp of object-oriented programming and architectural design patterns
• Very good grasp of multithreading, synchronization, asynchronous programming
• Knowledge of basic data structures (list, vector, stack, heap), basic algorithms (sort, search, etc.) and associated time/memory complexity

Nice to have:

• Programming experience with .NET framework, C#
• Windows API knowledge, COM, ATL
• C/C++ programming
• Familiarity with Microsoft SQL Server
• Familiarity with Windows Presentation Foundation
• #LI-CN1

Life at UiPath like a lot of startups, can sometimes feel like a roller coaster. It comes with changes and challenges, but also with the opportunity to shape how work is done, to have great impact and learn a great deal.