Career events

think-cell is excited to join WeAreDevelopers World Congress 2025, the 10-year anniversary edition of Europe’s largest developer conference, which will gather more than 15 000 engineers and hundreds of tech leaders at Berlin’s CityCube from 9 to 11 July.

On the final day, our colleague Jonathan Müller, Software Engineer at think-cell, will take the Stage 1 microphone (Friday 11 July, 11:00 – 11:30 CEST) to show how today’s C++ standard library enables a practical functional-programming style. His 30-minute session will cover std::ranges algorithms, composable error handling with std::optional and std::expected, algebraic data types, clean I/O separation—and even a brief dive into monads. We hope to see you there!

We're excited to sponsor C++ On Sea 2025 as the official video sponsor, helping bring high-quality recordings of all talks to the global C++ community.

Held from June 23–25, 2025, in Folkestone, UK, C++ On Sea is an international conference for the C++ community, featuring top speakers, in-depth technical talks, and a vibrant exchange of ideas about the language and its ecosystem. This year, think-cell is also contributing to the program with two of our team members presenting.

Sebastian Theophil will speak on Tuesday, June 24, from 09:15 to 10:15 BST. His talk, To Err is Human: Robust Error Handling in C++26, presents a practical strategy for handling errors in modern C++. He will explore when and how to handle errors effectively, highlighting new and upcoming language features such as std::stacktrace, std::expected, contracts, and library hardening to help developers write more robust and maintainable software.

Later that morning, from 11:00 to 12:15 BST, Jonathan Müller will present Missing (and future?) C++ range concepts. In his session, Jonathan examines categories of ranges that aren't currently well-supported in C++, such as infinite, approximately-sized, and noncontiguous ranges. He will also introduce ideas for future improvements, including a push-based for_each_while() customization point that could unlock more powerful and efficient range-based programming.

We’re proud to support C++ On Sea and contribute to the ongoing dialogue around modern C++ development. Learn more at cpponsea.uk.

The ISO C++ committee will meet in Sofia, Bulgaria, during the week of June 16, 2025, to finalize the C++26 specification. The meeting marks a pivotal point in the evolution of the C++ programming language, as experts from around the world come together to review and approve the new standard.

Jonathan Müller, think-cell’s Software Engineer and chair of SG 9, the study group focused on improving std::ranges, will be attending the meeting. Jonathan shares his perspective:

"The C++ committee will meet in Sofia to finalize the C++26 specification. We have already finalized the set of features we would like to see in the new standard back in February in Hagenberg. Now, it's time for the wording review groups to finalize the specification and approve the final design tweaks before sending the C++26 standard out for review. Meanwhile, work for C++29 is already under way."

"This will also be my first meeting as chair for SG 9, the study group tasked with improving std::ranges. My plan for C++29 is to continue adding more useful views, while fixing some of the issues with the existing std::ranges facility. For example, I plan on standardizing internal iteration and providing a replacement for output iterators. We are also working on Unicode range algorithms and asynchronous parallel algorithms."

At think-cell, we are proud to support these significant efforts in shaping the future of C++ and look forward to contributing to the discussions and decisions made in Sofia.

think-cell is proud to sponsor Tag der Informatik 2025, taking place on June 5, 2025, at RWTH Aachen University. This event brings together students, researchers, and professionals in computer science, providing a platform for networking and knowledge sharing.

As returning sponsors, we are excited to connect with the next generation of computer scientists. RWTH Aachen University is one of Europe’s top institutions for engineering and computer science, known for its cutting-edge research and highly skilled students. As a software company committed to developing innovative and high-performance tools, think-cell is always looking for talented individuals with strong technical skills and a passion for solving complex challenges.

At our booth, you’ll have the chance to learn more about career opportunities at think-cell, meet Jonathan, a software engineer and RWTH alumnus, along with Ana and Anastasia from our tech recruiting team, and explore the C++ challenges we solve to build efficient and user-friendly presentation software.

We look forward to connecting with RWTH Aachen students and sharing how we tackle technical challenges to build efficient, reliable tools that simplify presentation creation.

We’re excited to announce that think-cell will be attending the HPI Connect Fair on May 15, 2025, at the Hasso-Plattner-Institut (HPI) in Potsdam, Germany. This event is a great opportunity for IT students and graduates to meet top tech companies and explore potential career opportunities.

HPI is a leading research and teaching institution focused on IT systems engineering and digital transformation. At the HPI Connect Fair, think-cell will be participating in speed dating sessions, ready to discuss the projects we’re working on, what it’s like to work at think-cell, and how you can become part of our development team.

The HPI Connect Fair is designed for students from HPI, and it’s an ideal platform for making connections and getting to know potential employers in the tech industry. If you’re interested in joining a company with a strong focus on code excellence, a flat structure, and no overtime or meetings, make sure to stop by our booth!

We look forward to meeting you and discussing the many career opportunities we offer. Don’t miss the chance to learn more about think-cell and kickstart your career in software development.