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- Create specialized software and machine control systems (PLC, HMI, Motion Control, I/O, etc.) for global research sites, inventory systems, and high throughput laboratories.
- Deployment and technical support of software control systems
- Creation of schematics, BOMs, instruction manuals, and other project documentation
- Development of data acquisition and process monitoring devices for benchtop equipment
- Participation in team-based project concept and design reviews
- Work in a team environment within a large, diverse organization
- Develop an understanding of company research processes and critical technology needs
- Maintain knowledge and capabilities of new technologies in controls engineering
- Mentor and train others in software and controls engineering technologies/standards
- Work in a business casual environment with flexible work/life opportunities
- Work in a team environment within a large, diverse organization, leveraging the skills of others while continuing to build upon your own
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or related discipline, or equivalent combination of education and/or work experience
- Minimum of 5 years’ software and controls engineering experience
- Experience developing .NET Windows applications using C#
- Experience working with WinForms or WPF
- Proven experience with various API’s
- PLC programming proficiency (Beckhoff or similar, primarily Structured Text, familiarity with ladder)
- Understanding of MVVM, MVP, or MVC
- Working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic systems
- Have the right to work in the U.S. without restriction
- Experience communicating with devices through serial, Modbus TCP, or CAN protocol
- Experience with machine vision
- Programming experience in industrial robotics (preferably Epson)
- Knowledge of GIT, TFS, Subversion, WIX, Docker, Log 4 NET, NUnit, CRUD database interaction
- Knowledge of design patterns, N-Tiered architectures
- Knowledge of Dependency Inversion or Inversion of Control Container (Castle Windsor, Spring.Net, StructureMap)