Control System Software Engineer

Big Science Sweden; Lunds kommun; On-site; SEK 700,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

MAX IV Laboratory in Lund invites applications for up to 2 control system software engineers. You will develop and maintain control systems, data acquisition software, and user interfaces used by researchers daily.

You will join an open, friendly 20-person software team and collaborate with scientists, network, system, software and hardware engineers in a DevOps style cross-functional environment, focusing on reliability and advanced research support.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain the control systems, data acquisition software, and user interfaces that researchers rely on every day.
• Contribute to laboratory-wide software solutions following international standards in synchrotrons, including data acquisition, control system, web-based user interfaces, distributed hardware control, scanning tools for running experiments, and metadata harvesting.
• Join an open and friendly team of developers and collaborate with scientists as well as network, system, software and hardware engineers and scientific software experts in a DevOps style cross-functional team.

Job description

Overview

Would you like to work at one of the brightest light sources in the world? MAX IV is looking for up to 2 control system software engineers, that can boost research capabilities for our scientists, and increase operational excellence.

At MAX IV, the Technical Division builds and supports the technologies that enable cutting-edge research, while continuously improving how the facility operates. Within this division, the Software team develops and maintains the control systems, data acquisition software, and user interfaces that researchers rely on every day. We focus on increasing functionality and reliability across the facility to meet the demands of world-class science. We provide laboratory wide software solutions following international standards in synchrotrons, such as data acquisition, control system, web-based user interfaces, distributed hardware control, scanning tools for running experiments, and metadata harvesting, to meet the continuously evolving research requirements.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain the control systems, data acquisition software, and user interfaces that researchers rely on every day.
• Contribute to laboratory-wide software solutions following international standards in synchrotrons, including data acquisition, control system, web-based user interfaces, distributed hardware control, scanning tools for running experiments, and metadata harvesting.
• Join an open and friendly team of developers and collaborate with scientists as well as network, system, software and hardware engineers and scientific software experts in a DevOps style cross-functional team.

Team and culture

You will join an open and friendly team of 20 developers of diverse backgrounds, where continuous improvement and mentorship is part of our DNA. We promote a DevOps style cross functional team and encourage mutual support between all team members.

Qualifications

The description does not specify required qualifications.