Senior .NET Desktop Developer – Cross-Platform MVVM

1020 ADBV Ireland; Limerick; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking an experienced software developer to help us build desktop applications that enable customers to evaluate and configure our products. You will work with USB devices via an API or HAL, architect business logic, and implement the UI using MVVM.

You will collaborate with domain experts to develop hardware-specific plug-ins and contribute to a cross‑platform evaluation environment through releases. Strong C# skills and MVVM experience are essential.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of professional experience developing products using C# (or equivalent object-oriented language).
• Experience implementing MVVM using frameworks such as WPF, Avalonia, or MAUI.
• Strong knowledge of Git, including merge strategies and debugging practices.
• Ability to communicate clearly, collaborate effectively, and work independently.

Responsibilities

• Build new functionality to configure hardware for customers and internal engineers.
• Develop a modern cross‑platform desktop evaluation environment through releases.
• Partner with domain experts to develop hardware-specific plug-ins and support a plugin ecosystem.
• Identify problems with the team, design solutions, and implement with quality and maintainability in mind.
• Work across architecture, business logic, and UI to deliver reliable, polished user experiences.

Skills

C# proficiency

MVVM frameworks

Git & debugging

Communication & ownership

Job description

Analog Devices, Inc. is seeking an experienced software developer to help us build desktop applications that enable customers to evaluate and configure our products. You will work with USB devices via an API or HAL, architect business logic, and implement the UI using MVVM.

You will collaborate with domain experts to develop hardware-specific plug-ins and contribute to a cross‑platform evaluation environment through releases. Strong C# skills and MVVM experience are essential.