Software Engineer

• Develop and maintain software for motion control systems and HMI applications
• Participate in the full software development lifecycle (SDLC)
• Write clean, testable, and maintainable code
• Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and service teams to develop innovative machine solutions
• Test, validate, and troubleshoot new software and machine functionality
• Create documentation including user manuals, troubleshooting guides, and theory of operation documents
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and engineering change processes
• Help bring custom and standard OEM equipment to life through automation and controls software, * Collaborate directly with machinists, assemblers, electrical engineers, and service technicians
• Be part of a growing engineering-driven manufacturing company
• Gain exposure to automation, motion control, machine design, and industrial software systems
• Flexible first shift schedule

Do you have experience in Version control?, Do you have a Bachelor’s degree?, If you enjoy hands-on problem solving, motion control, automation, and working closely with manufacturing teams, this is an opportunity to build software that directly impacts high-tech industrial equipment., We’re looking for someone who is curious, collaborative, and excited to work on real-world automation systems.

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field
• 2+ years of software development experience preferred
• Experience or coursework in:
• PLC programming
• Motion control systems
• Object-oriented programming
• Industrial automation
• Familiarity with:
• IEC 61131-3 / Structured Text
• Java or C++
• Software debugging and testing
• Source control and software development best practices
• B&R Automation Studio experience is a plus

Pulled from the full job description

• Flexible schedule

At EMT International, we design and build cutting-edge finishing equipment for the digital print, inkjet, and label industries. Unlike many manufacturers, everything from engineering and machining to assembly and testing happens in-house. That means our engineers don’t just write code - they see their ideas come to life on real machines used around the world.