C# Software Engineer (Robotics/Machine Vision)

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C# Software Engineer (Robotics/Machine Vision)

As our new Software Engineer, you will be responsible for developing software using a diverse codebase:

Backend software in C# .NET, collecting & processing data from sources such as: 2D/3D vision systems; mathematical modelling & simulation; hardware & software integration.

Human machine interfaces (HMI) based on the Blazor framework (C#, HTML & CSS), WPF, or more traditional platforms such as Siemens WinCC.

Machine controls on industrial PLCs, programmed using IEC (phone number removed) languages. Utilising advanced functionality to achieve precise motion control, and integrating with the latest fieldbus networks for real-time data transfer.

Advanced motion control, using real-time C++ to synchronise hundreds of axes.

Industrial robots, and our own in-house devices, each require in-depth knowledge for commissioning and programming using proprietary languages (KRL, TP, KAREL, G-Code).
This is a role where no two days, or projects, are the same. The successful applicant will have a passion for robotics and automation, be curious & inquisitive, and a natural problem solver. They will work on their own initiative to learn new technologies, and have an eye for detail and design.

Essential skills and experience

2+ years industrial programming experience (C# preferable)

Robotics/Automation experience

STEM degree with a solid understanding of engineering concepts

3D Machine vision experience

Passion for learning new skills and solving problems

Ability to communicate at a technical level, in both written and verbal English

Able to work on own initiative and autonomously

Willing and able to travel

Desirable skills and experience

C# experience (.NET, ASP.NET)

Web design experience (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

Experience in engineering environments

PLC programming (IEC(phone number removed)

Embedded programming (C/C++) e.g. ARM Cortex M/ESP32/Arduino

Experience developing and maintaining full stack web applications

Halcon 3D

OpenCV

Point Clouds

What can we offer you?

Competitive salary in line with experience

Genuine opportunities to learn, grow and develop

A flexible working environment

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Occupational sick pay

Company pension

A friendly and supportive work environment

Generous overnight allowance when travelling

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