C# Software Developer - Optical Metrology Systems

• You will work within a team to design and develop advanced, high-level device software based on a SECS/GEM-compatible framework (C#).
• You'll be responsible for independently managing customer interface coordination and making necessary adjustments.
• Your duties will occasionally involve assisting with software commissioning, which may include global travel for on-site customer support (approximately 10% of the time).
• You'll maintain close communication with both customers and service technicians, offering solutions to technical challenges and handling any complaints.
• Your contributions will be vital in designing innovative software solutions and executing them effectively.
• As part of your role, you will oversee version control and documentation, ensuring they are managed efficiently within a structured software development process.

• A degree in a STEM-related field or equivalent technical training with relevant experience.
• Strong proficiency in C# within a Microsoft development environment, such as Visual Studio.
• Solid knowledge of hardware and measurement techniques, ideally with experience in the semiconductor industry.
• A proactive attitude toward exploring new technologies and programming languages.
• Fluent English is essential, as our team operates internationally.
• We are looking for a team-oriented, communicative individual who can also work independently and with great attention to detail.

Optimus Search is collaborating with a well-established technology company based in Giessen, recognised for its long-standing contribution to the semiconductor industry. The organisation specialises in the development of micromechanical and optoelectronic components and plays a key role in advancing plasma processes and laser-based analytical methods used for high-precision material characterisation. Their work bridges the gap between research and industrial application, supporting customers in improving the performance and reliability of semiconductor materials and manufacturing processes.