Responsibilities include:

Development of embedded systems logic, control source code, and real-time processing framework.
Specify, design, and implement functionality and behaviors of embedded subsystems within the development of laboratory devices.
Perform functional and performance testing, and debugging of quality issues.
Make optimization trade-offs to meet product requirements.
Collaborate with manufacturing, applications, and quality engineering to improve the system from all perspectives.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field.
Experience in developing embedded software for electrophoresis instrumentation.
Understanding of involved HW- and as well as the interfaces to the software processing.
Experience in embedded development in robotics, real-time controls, optical systems, or system connections.
Experience in one or more programming languages (C++, C#, Java).
Good written communication skills and the ability to work in direct parallel with a global team.
Fluent in German with conversational understanding of English (B1).

Passion for optics engineering and the willingness to learn and expand knowledge of this discipline to be utilized in product development.
Experience with optical design software (e.g. Ansys, ZEMAX, or similar).
Passion for working in a diverse, fast-paced, high-tech environment.
"Can-do" team player.
Good organizational skills, particularly regarding record-keeping and computer file organization, and model/drawing revision control.

Exciting and inspiring projects in multi-functional teams
Training on the job in a motivated, dynamic R&D team
A working environment with a multitude of possibilities for professional training and career development