Software Integrations Engineer

Technical support is part of the job, but it is not the primary function. You should be able to take high-level consultations, help diagnose small issues, and point people to the right owners. Day-to-day ownership stays with the feature pipeline, stakeholder alignment, and integration work that moves the lines forward. What You’ll Do

• Work on the manufacturing and remanufacturing floor in Tilburg and stay close to how the lines actually run.
• Liaise with operations, process, controls, quality, warehouse, and reman stakeholders to understand which features should come to the line next, and why.
• Translate those needs into a clear, ranked backlog and help the team prioritize what to build, what to defer, and what not to take on.
• Partner with developers from different factory systems (MES, WMS, equipment/controls, SCADA, and related services) on integration contracts, data flows, error handling, and rollout sequencing.
• Own the path from request to line: discovery, scope, technical alignment, validation on the floor, and a controlled go-live.
• Identify where existing integrations are fragile, duplicated, or blocking the next feature, and drive pragmatic simplification.
• Support high-level consultations and small issues when they affect the lines: reproduce, trace, advise, or hand off. This is a supporting duty, not the core of the role.
• Keep stakeholders aligned on status, risks, and trade-offs so the team is not pulled in conflicting directions.
• Document decisions, interfaces, and expected behavior so knowledge is shared and the next change is easier to land.
• Improve reliability where it matters for the next feature: logging, validation steps, runbooks, and feedback from the floor back into the backlog.

• Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
• 3+ years (professional) to 5+ years (senior) as a hands-on software or systems integrations engineer, ideally in manufacturing, remanufacturing, or another production environment.
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced factory: on the floor, under time pressure, and with incomplete information.
• Proven ability to liaise with non-engineering stakeholders, turn feature requests into a ranked plan, and help a team decide what to do next.
• Experience working with developers across multiple factory or operational systems, not only within a single codebase.
• Ability to read, debug, and discuss integrations across services, APIs, data flows, and SQL; strong enough technically to hold your own with MES/WMS/equipment/software teams.
• Strong diagnostic skills for distributed and shop-floor connected systems, including intermittent failures.
• Excellent English, written and spoken. Dutch is a plus.
• Ability to manage several priorities at once and stay effective when the line’s needs change during the day.
• Direct experience with manufacturing or remanufacturing lines, MES, WMS, SCADA, equipment interfaces, or shop-floor data pipelines.
• Experience with messaging, event-driven integrations, idempotency, and integration testing across heterogeneous systems.
• Familiarity with C#, Python, Go, TypeScript, or similar languages used in Tesla factory software.
• Exposure to observability (logging, metrics, tracing) and CI/CD for integrated services. Experience supporting production software end-to-end when needed: intake, reproduce, mitigate, verify, handoff. *

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