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Instrumentation Software Engineer F/M - ESRF
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Context & Job description:
The Detector & Electronics Group in the Instrumentation Services and Development Division provides development and support capabilities in the fields of X-ray detectors and control electronics required for experimental stations and the accelerator complex. Within the group, the Instrumentation Software Services team (ISS) provides internal development capabilities and supports software related services for instrumentation projects such as embedded software, development tools or laboratory test and calibration applications. This team provides services to the two units of the group: the Detector Unit and the Electronics Unit.
The Instrumentation Software Engineer will integrate the ISS team and will work in close collaboration with all the members of the D&E Group on a diversity of technical matters and projects, therefore good communication and interpersonal skills are fundamental. A good knowledge of the operation of scientific instrumentation will be very important to reach a high level of autonomy.
The missions of the Instrumentation Software Engineer will be:
Select, modify or develop software tools to be adopted as internal standards in the D&E Group and used regularly for ongoing and future projects.
Develop test and calibration high-level software applications to be used routinely by the group members in a laboratory environment for the evaluation of in-house developed X-ray detectors and control instrumentation.
The Instrumentation Software Engineer will be in charge of the following tasks:
Develop and improve instrumentation software solutions and development tools
Contribute to the documentation and maintenance of the group tools and applications
Actively contribute with software expertise in multidisciplinary projects
Provide advice, training and support in software matters to other engineers of the group
Supervise the technical work of temporary staff such as students or trainees.
Expected profile:
You should hold a higher university degree (Master or equivalent diploma offering 300 ECTS) in software, physics, instrumentation or a related discipline
A minimum of 5 years of experience in software engineering dealing with instrumentation related matters
Sound knowledge in software development tools with very good programming skills in Python and C languages
Experience in writing high-level applications
Experience with version control systems and integrated development environments
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Committed to delivering the best possible service
Strongly collaborative and team player
Well organised and good documentation writing skills
Ability to manage time and to prioritise and plan work effectively
Critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
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