u/Exotic_Avocado_1541

Looking for a job with Qt and C++ (10+ years of experience)

Looking for a job with Qt and C++ (10+ years of experience)

Hello everybody!

I am a Software Engineer based in Europe looking for a remote C++/Qt position. With over 10 years of professional experience, I specialize in building robust, high-performance applications, particularly in the Embedded Linux and Robotics/Industrial automation sectors.

Here is a brief overview of my skill set and background:

Core Expertise:

Qt & QML: Deep understanding of Qt internals, rendering mechanisms (GUI thread vs. render threads), and custom QML components.

Graphics Stack: Solid grasp of the modern Linux graphics stack (X11, Wayland), integration of the graphics pipeline with Qt/QML APIs, and writing custom GPU shaders.

C++ & Linux System Programming: Extensive experience with Linux C APIs (pthreads, timerfd, epoll, sockets), handling time-critical processes natively.

Domain Knowledge (Robotics / Hardware / Embedded):

Spent 6 years developing a large-scale Linux-based control system/platform using Qt/QML.

Hands-on experience integrating hardware and algorithms: OpenCV, V4L, ffmpeg, RS485 serial ports, TCP/UDP communication, kinematics calculations, gyroscopes, and servomotors.

Hardware Knowledge: I have a strong background in electronics. I can easily read electronic schematics and design custom PCBs/circuits with signals up to ~50MHz.

Additional Tech Stack Exposed To:

Android SDK/NDK, Java, Unity C#, Bullet3D, MQTT, custom Linux kernel compilation, and building Qt from source.

Modern Web/App dev: Flutter (frontend), Python + FastAPI + Pydantic + SQLite (backend), JWT authentication.

I am passionate about clean code, efficient architecture, and building reliable solutions from the hardware layer up to the UI.

My Open Source Work:

Here is a link to one of my recent open-source Qt/QML projects (a Linux desktop shell):

https://github.com/TomPecak/Maia_Shell

If your team is looking for a versatile Qt/C++ engineer, I would be more than happy to send my CV and have an introductory chat. Please feel free to DM me!

Thanks for reading!

u/Exotic_Avocado_1541 — 3 days ago

How do we actually know that an electromagnetic wave propagates continuously through space from a source?

Let's say we have point A (the emitter), point C (the detector), and point B somewhere in between. How can we be sure that an actual disturbance of the electromagnetic field occurs at point B? If we can only ever verify this at the exact points of measurement (A and C), why do we assume the wave physically exists at point B?

I'm asking this specifically in the context of quantum mechanics and the collapse of the wave function. If the wave function only collapses at the detector (C), is it fair to say there is no actual, physical wave at point B until we measure it?

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u/Exotic_Avocado_1541 — 14 days ago