Manufacturing Software Engineer
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Summary
Builds and modernizes software in C#/.NET that controls and supports machinery on the factory floor, migrating an established Delphi codebase while integrating with equipment and test instrumentation for precision optical component manufacturing. Hybrid role in Bellows Falls, VT, typically 2 days on-site.
Software Engineer
C#/.NET & Automation
$90,000–$125,000 | Bellows Falls, Vermont | Hybrid, Typically 2 Days On-Site
Imagine seeing your code come to life on the factory floor, controlling the machinery that makes and tests real products.
You'll have the chance to shape how manufacturing software evolves, with genuine influence over the architecture that comes next.
If you enjoy C#/.NET development and the challenge of making software work with physical equipment, this could be a rewarding next move.
What could make this worth exploring?
Your architectural decisions will matter.
You'll help transform an established Delphi codebase into a modern C#/.NET platform. There's scope to influence the design, improve maintainability and shape future development.
You'll see the impact of your work.
Your software will support the manufacture and testing of precision optical components. You'll work close to the equipment, solving problems you can actually see.
You'll tackle an interesting engineering challenge.
Modernising production-critical systems while keeping manufacturing running takes careful thinking. You'll balance new development with the realities of live equipment.
You'll have flexibility, too.
The role offers a $90,000–$125,000 salary and hybrid working, typically two days on-site each week. Production needs may occasionally require more.
What you'll bring
C#/.NET & Automation
$90,000–$125,000 | Bellows Falls, Vermont | Hybrid, Typically 2 Days On-Site
Imagine seeing your code come to life on the factory floor, controlling the machinery that makes and tests real products.
You'll have the chance to shape how manufacturing software evolves, with genuine influence over the architecture that comes next.
If you enjoy C#/.NET development and the challenge of making software work with physical equipment, this could be a rewarding next move.
What could make this worth exploring?
Your architectural decisions will matter.
You'll help transform an established Delphi codebase into a modern C#/.NET platform. There's scope to influence the design, improve maintainability and shape future development.
You'll see the impact of your work.
Your software will support the manufacture and testing of precision optical components. You'll work close to the equipment, solving problems you can actually see.
You'll tackle an interesting engineering challenge.
Modernising production-critical systems while keeping manufacturing running takes careful thinking. You'll balance new development with the realities of live equipment.
You'll have flexibility, too.
The role offers a $90,000–$125,000 salary and hybrid working, typically two days on-site each week. Production needs may occasionally require more.
What you'll bring
- Strong hands-on C#/.NET development experience.
- Working knowledge of SQL databases.
- Experience building software that communicates with manufacturing equipment, automation systems or test instrumentation.