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Remote posting, mid-level requirement, metro location, and a generalist senior title heighten applicant competition.
Highly specialized Windows desktop (C#/XAML, WinUI) and accessibility focus limits cross-industry transferability.
Mandatory specialized Windows desktop skills, accessibility expertise, and a 3+ years requirement create strict technical filters.
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Lead design, architecture, and development of native Windows desktop apps using Windows App SDK, WinUI, C#, XAML, and C++ if needed.
Own full lifecycle of Windows platform features: design, implementation, testing, release, and maintenance ensuring quality and performance.
Drive accessibility integration and enforcement of development best practices (performance, memory, UI responsiveness, cross-version compatibility).
3+ years of experience in Windows desktop app development with Windows App SDK, WinUI (or similar), C#, XAML; experience with native Windows code (C++, Win32/WinRT/COM) is highly relevant.
Proven experience designing, building, and shipping production-quality desktop applications focusing on reliability and maintainability.
Strong knowledge of Windows accessibility APIs (e.g. Microsoft UI Automation) and commitment to accessible software.
Excellent software engineering fundamentals: OOP, design patterns, data structures, algorithms, memory management, and concurrency.
Experienced in architectural design and mentoring, with ability to make high-level technical decisions and lead code reviews.
User-centric approach with a strong emphasis on building polished, intuitive, and accessible user experiences.
Comfortable collaborating cross-functionally (product design, UX research, QA) to shape feature planning and the long-term roadmap for Windows desktop applications.