Software Design Engineer

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3 months ago
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Salary up to £55k DOE

33 Days Holiday (Incl stats)

Company Pension

PPE Supplied

Company Values Reward Scheme

My client is looking to recruit a Software Design Engineer to join our dynamic and ambitious design team. The post holder will contribute to the growth and success of the business through the development of innovative controls-based solutions

The Company

My client provides bespoke turnkey automation solutions offering their customers a complete one stop solution - from design to delivery.

Key Responsibilities

The following list is an indication of roles and responsibilities you will be expected to undertake as the Software Design Engineer. The list is not exhaustive and intended as guidance only, but in general you will: 

Proactively collaborate as part of the wider design department to scope befitting technical solutions for projects. This would include hardware specification such as safety devices, communication architectures/protocols etc, where product selection would have direct implications on the software solution.

Apply commercial awareness when determining solutions suitable to the price point of the project.

Write and test code for large scale projects (Motion, Robotics, Integrating 3rd Party Equipment, PLC, HMI)

Author (internal/external) design philosophy documents to support the intended functions of the automated equipment.

Ensuring all software is written, documented, and controlled in accordance with company procedures and processes.

Ensure that the solutions determined adhere to all relevant Codes of Practice, Company and Industry Standards.

Develop and maintain code libraries and standardised practices to deliver commonality and reduce commissioning timelines.

Review customer project documentation to fully understand project requirements.

Participate in customer meetings of either existing or potential projects.

Participate in internal design reviews on existing or potential projects.

Collaborate with other Mechanical and Electrical teams and community members.

Develop handover documentation for the commissioning team and assist with fault finding.

The Right Person

The successful Software Design Engineer will possess the following skills 

Degree in relevant engineering discipline or equivalent recognised qualifications.

Proven electrical, pneumatic and mechanical experience within the automation industry.

Ability to follow electrical and pneumatic schematic diagrams and drawings.

Comprehensive knowledge of diagnostics, test and repair of electronic/electrical and mechanical systems.

Thorough knowledge of safety procedures and applicable regulations and guidelines.

Programming experience of PLC’s/HMIs. Primarily Rockwell’s suite of automation software, but knowledge of Mitsubishi, Siemens, B&R, and Codesys would be advantageous.

Knowledge of script-based programming would be an advantage.

In depth knowledge of Motion Control and 6 Axis Robot systems.

Experience with robotics, AI and machine learning.

Solid understanding of computer programming and software development.

Ability to troubleshoot equipment and perform complex system tests.

A desire to continually upgrade technical knowledge.

Ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines.

Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving ability.

Strong leadership and problem-solving skills.

Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office software suite.

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