Plugin Developer

Eventide is seeking an entry-level Plugin Developer to join the group responsible for developing its world-class audio plug-ins. We are seeking a smart, eager developer who is as equally passionate about music and audio as they are designing, developing and troubleshooting complex software products.

The ideal candidate will be a person who is driven to take projects from conception to completion – to ship products. You’ll be implementing GUIs for our desktop and iOS plug-ins, developing and maintaining our GUI and plug-in framework, and assisting with customer support and QA issues.

Required Skills:

• Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Music Technology, or equivalent
• Experience with modern C++ and design patterns for OOP
• Experience with JUCE
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Highly organized with good documentation habits
• Good communication skills and a team player

Desirable:

• Experience developing audio plugins (VST, AU, AAX) for Windows, macOS, and/or iOS
• Experience with CMake
• Experience with Python
• Familiar with music production tools; producer, recording engineer, or musician experience

• This is a hybrid position - candidates will need to be in-person several days per week in either Little Ferry, NJ or Seattle, WA.

  Salary range: $65k-$85k.

  We offer:

  • Health, Dental, Vision and 401k with company match

  • Creative company culture and casual dress code

  • Snacks and free gourmet coffee (Little Ferry location)

  Equal opportunity employer- vets/disabled

For over 50 years, Eventide has been at the forefront of audio technology, designing and building top-of-the-line audio recording and sound processing equipment. The products have evolved to span a broad multimedia industry from helping creative artists make cutting edge music to providing state-of-the-art multimedia mission critical logging systems to protect the public at large. We value passion, creativity, and the desire to learn. We are looking for experienced people who are capable of working independently. The teams are small and the projects are challenging.