Build, Release & Compliance Engineer (m/f)

The role

openDAQ provides a core framework that lets users create their own DAQ devices and signal processing blocks, and integrate industry-standard protocols. All of these are built as plugins, which we call modules. As the number of users and integrations grows, the Build, Release & Compliance Engineer makes sure the openDAQ core and its modules stay stable, work together and reach users reliably. You'll own the infrastructure that builds, tests and ships openDAQ across platforms, and the compliance certification process that defines what it means for a third-party module or device to be openDAQ compatible. Own CI/CD pipelines and build infrastructure Maintain and extend the CMake build system and dependency management Automate package builds and publishing across all supported platforms; own the release process, including versioning and branching rules Design and maintain the test framework, including system, integration, regression and benchmark suites Own the openDAQ compliance testing system and certification procedure Maintain hardware-in-the-loop test infrastructure Integrate code quality and supply-chain tooling (static analysis, coverage, SBOM, license and vulnerability scanning, code signing) Track and report stability and performance trends

What we expect

• 3+ years of experience in build, release, DevOps or test infrastructure
• Experience with CI/CD systems (e.g. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins)
• Experience with cross-platform builds on Windows, Linux and macOS with multiple compilers (MSVC, GCC, Clang)
• Proficiency in Python or shell scripting
• Solid C++ knowledge, enough to read, debug and diagnose failures in a large, complex codebase
• Strong CMake skills, including writing and maintaining non-trivial build systems
• Experience with test automation and test frameworks (e.g. GoogleTest, pytest)
• Solid understanding of Git workflows, branching strategies and semantic versioning
• Clear spoken and written communication in English

What we offer

• Work on an open-source core used by industry worldwide
• Direct influence on architecture and the long-term direction of openDAQ
• Technically challenging and meaningful work without “feature churn”
• Collaboration with experienced engineers in core systems and protocols, including those from Dewesoft and HBK
• Competitive salary and a performance-based bonus system