C++ Developers design, test and implement C++ applications. They largely use object oriented design strategies. These programmers perform server side scripting, metadata handling, review hierarchies and formulas. Some developers manage projects through the entire software development cycle. They lead teams that design, code, test and deploy computer programmers.
As they are required to have comprehensive programming knowledge, C++ developers do not write only codes using C++. They integrate relevant languages based on needs, or the combination of technologies that they are working with. C++ developers are obliged to be quality, detailed and results oriented. Due to the nature of their jobs, they ought to be able to work in teams or by themselves. They must also be depth at all areas of the programming cycle whether writing code, testing or deploying the code.
These developers have to be able to understand the technicalities of their job. They should be able to contribute effectively to the overall team objective as well. Documentations must be prepared for every project and developers must be able to prepare them.
Developers may:
•  Write reports and documentation
•  Fix software issues and code irregularities
•  Perform code maintenance, testing, and analysis
•  Implement software or product enhancements
•  Develop software applications by means of diverse computer programming language
•  Lead teams and projects
•  Perform training
•  Give technical feedback
•  Correspond with team leaders or business stakeholders
• Work with quality assurance teams
•  Complete project assignments
Developers work in a typical office setting and maintain customary office hours. Sometimes employers may have them work in quieter settings where they are not easily distracted. They work overtime when the project or their job makes such demands. Due to the quality obligations of their jobs, C++ programmers must produce high quality codes and applications. Their salaries are good and wage packages are dependent on the company they work or their level.

•  Technical knowledge of several programming languages such as C++, C, C

, VB, HTML ASP.NET , Java, JavaScript, PHP, etc

• Understand object oriented programming and development
• Have a an aptitude for IT, science and math
• Be able to work with various operating systems, including Microsoft, Linux, and Mac.
• Have strong systematic skills
• Be able to meet project deadlines
• Produce quality work consistently
• Possess troubleshooting skills
• Be able to work on own initiative and be focused
• Work with teams
• Have excellent time and project management skills

C++ Developers can possess various certifications such as diplomas, associate, bachelors or masters qualifications. However the higher the qualification, the better job opportunities that are available to them. Developers may hold software design, programming or computer science certifications.
They must possess a comprehensive knowledge of software programming. This includes extensive knowledge about XML, servers, databases, design patterns, OO programming, and .Net framework. Some programmers transition from other math or science related careers such as Engineering. Employers may require C++ developers to have prior experience within the IT industry. C++ Developers must stay informed about the changes in the computer programming industry.