Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Queens, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m kicking off a brand-new embedded project that must communicate over Aeron and encode messages with SBE, all written in modern C++ and destined to run on a Linux target. The goal is a lean, low-latency service that can publish, subscribe, and process data packets reliably in a constrained environment.

You’ll start from a clean slate: set up the Aeron media driver for our board, define SBE schemas, and implement the core event loop in C++17 (or newer) with rock-solid memory management and zero-copy principles. Concurrency, efficient buffering, and fault handling need to be baked in from the outset so the final image can run for weeks without intervention.

Deliverables
• Complete CMake-based build tree that cross-compiles to the target Linux distro
• Source code implementing Aeron publishers/subscribers, SBE message codecs, and a small harness for integration tests
• Unit tests runnable on the host plus an end-to-end latency benchmark on the device
• A short README explaining setup, deployment, and any tunables in the driver or application

I’ll supply hardware specs, desired message flows, and continuous feedback. Clean, documented code and incremental Git commits will be the basis for accepting each milestone." (client-provided description)