Systems Software Engineer ( C++)

General Information

Job Title Systems Software Engineer ( C++) Job ID 16903 City Canonsburg State/Province Pennsylvania Date Posted 08-Apr-2026 Job Category Engineering Job Subcategory R&D Engineering Hire Type Employee Remote Eligible No Base Salary Range: $101000 - $151000

Descriptions & Requirements

Job Description and Requirements

We Are:

At Ansys, Part of Synopsys, we’re the global leader in engineering simulation software, helping innovative companies solve complex design challenges. Our cutting-edge solutions power advancements across industries, from aerospace to consumer electronics. Join us and help shape the future of technology.

You Are:

You are a passionate and highly skilled engineer with a deep-rooted enthusiasm for systems software, high-performance computing, and architectural innovation. Your expertise in C/C++, memory management, and parallel programming enables you to tackle challenging projects, driving modernization and optimization of mature, complex codebases. 

You thrive in environments where legacy systems intersect with new architectural demands, and you are unfazed by limited documentation or ambiguous requirements. You enjoy collaborating with diverse teams, sharing knowledge, and learning from peers to deliver robust engineering solutions. Your adaptability and analytical mindset allow you to navigate intricate software landscapes, and you are motivated by the potential to make a significant impact on industry-leading simulation technologies. You approach every task with integrity, curiosity, and a relentless drive to improve performance, scalability, and user experience. Your communication skills foster trust and clarity, making you a valued contributor to cross-functional initiatives. Whether leading migration efforts or optimizing runtime, you consistently deliver excellence and innovation, ensuring that Synopsys remains at the forefront of simulation software development.

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Leading the migration of core simulation code from x86 to ARM, ensuring se