Software Engineer

⇒ Role Summary

The Software Engineer is responsible for designing and developing software solutions to enable connectivity and control of measurement devices in the Field, Edge as well as the Cloud.

The Software Engineer draws on a versatile background in Computer Science or Computer Engineering and extensive knowledge on C++ and C# programming languages, Windows and Linux application development, communication protocols and messaging systems.

The Software Engineer will work in a multidisciplinary team of other Firmware Engineers, Electrical Engineers and Physicists to bring advanced measurement solutions to Market.

The Software Engineer will also work in a software team to develop cloud-based solutions to enhance the Digital Experience of remotely connected IIoT devices.

Successful Position holders are excellent communicators, enjoy solving problems, and work well in teams.

⇒ Main Responsibilities

• Build prototypes, products and systems suitable for testing, and set up and run lab simulations.
• Develop and maintain high-quality software.
• Developing cloud/on premise services and applications.
• Stay current with the cutting edge in Internet of Things (IoT) related technologies.
• Share expertise throughout the organization and provide user training for products.
• Evaluate engineering approaches and risks to produce development plans that ensure high-quality, lowcost products and systems.
• Author technical reports, papers, articles, patents and presentations.
• Develop and maintain Azure DevOps release pipelines.

⇒ Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Geology or Petrophysics or other related areas.
• More than 5 years of experience developing cloud/on premise services and applications.
• Knowledge of specific systems: .NET C# /C++
• Deep understanding of one of the following platforms: Linux, Windows, Emdedded Linux (e.g.Yocto).
• Nice to have technologies and experiences: Azure DevOps, Angular, Golang, Python, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Azure IoT, Ansible, Containerization.