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Software Engineer (Robotics / Automation / C++)

Dorchester
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Software Engineer (Robotics / Automation / C++)

£50,000 - £54,000 + Flexible Start Time + Career Progression + Early Friday Finish + Enhanced Holiday

Dorchester

Are you a software engineer with experience working in the robotics and automation industry, looking to join an innovating business at the forefront of their industry?

Do you want to work on cutting edge technology that is shaping the automation and robotics industry and disrupting the competition?

On offer is the exciting opportunity at a company that specialises in designing and building a variety of cutting-edge automated machinery, ranging from simple machines performing dedicated tasks to complex, customizable cells with multiple robots, production steps, and integrated technologies. There bespoke machinery can include everything from cameras, lasers, and waterjet cutters to chainsaws. Despite the complexity, our focus is on creating user-friendly systems.

In this role you will be involved in the full software development lifecycle. You will be involved in both the backend, supporting their day-to-day C# development, debugging, researching and testing.

The ideal Software engineer will have experience in C# .NET and have knowledge of both the frontend and backend.

The Role:

Develop and maintain backend software in C# .NET, managing data from sources such as 2D/3D vision systems, mathematical modelling and simulation, and hardware/software integration
Create Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) using the Blazor framework (C#, HTML, CSS), WPF, and traditional platforms like Siemens WinCC
Program industrial PLCs using IEC (phone number removed) languages, achieving precise motion control and integrating with modern fieldbus networks for real-time data transfer
Implement advanced motion control using real-time C++ to synchronize hundreds of axes
Commission and program industrial robots and proprietary in-house devices using languages such as KRL, TP, KAREL, and G-Code
The Person:

Background in software development
Experience with C# .NET
Experience in developing and maintaining full stack web applications
Embedded programming (C/C++) e.g., ARM Cortex M/ESP32/Arduino
Reference: BBBH22304

Keywords: Software Engineer, Software Developer, JavaScript Software Engineer, C#, .NET, Software, JavaScript, Go, MySQL, SQL, Full-Stack, Full Stack, FullStack, STEM, Dorchester

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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