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Our client, a global industrial technology and manufacturing company, is seeking a Software Engineer II to support development of software systems that interact directly with physical equipment and machine platforms. This role focuses on building and enhancing desktop-based applications used in real-world manufacturing environments. The engineer will take ownership of feature development from design through implementation, working closely with internal engineering teams to support both new platform development and enhancements to existing systems. This is a hands-on role (approximately 80% development) with some involvement in requirements gathering and cross-functional collaboration.
Requirements
- 3-6 years of experience in software development
- Strong experience with C# and .NET
- Experience developing desktop-based applications
- Working experience or exposure to WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of development tasks
- Experience collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams
- Strong debugging and problem-solving skills - Exposure to hardware-integrated or device-based applications
- Experience working in industrial, manufacturing, or lab-based environments
- Experience collaborating with offshore teams
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or relevant field
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