Sr Controls Software Engineer

Bay Area, California

Full Time

Posted October 3, 2025

$90k - $140k

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We are looking for a software & systems engineer to develop and troubleshoot applications for our manufacturing line.

Work with the automation control team to design, upgrade, automate, and troubleshoot in-house and third-party systems including: inspection tools, CNC lasers, parts handlers, and CVD reactors. Optimize control logic to enhance equipment performance and minimize operator interaction time
Collaborate with end users to translate feature requests into actionable software design. Build algorithms and models to foster data-driven decision making
Train technicians on correct procedures and work with them to implement requested changes. Organize and maintain documentation so others are able to understand and use it
Write technical documentation for the design and use of equipment
Source system components from software vendors where appropriate

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or similar engineering discipline (Master's degree preferred) with 2+ years of experience in software engineering or computer science
Proficiency in Python is required, knowledge of programming languages and fieldbus protocols such as the following: C++/C, PLC programming, TCP/IP, MQTT, IIoT, Modbus, RS232, SCADA, Motion Control. Understanding of version control systems (Git) and knowledge of SQL basics.
Experience with electrical, software, and/or mechanical systems. Familiarity with manufacturing processes or quality control systems
Strong communication and data presentation skills, with the ability to effectively communicate data through text, graphics, and images to audiences of all experience levels. Experience with data visualization tools or with HMI (Human Machine Interface) development.
Familiarity with computer vision systems and image processing, and experience with industrial automation environments, understanding of industrial networking protocols