Full-Stack Engineer: Instrument Control & Systems

Tata Consultancy Services; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Tata Consultancy Services in Singapore is hiring for a full-stack software developer focused on instrument control and system applications. You will specify, design, debug, and implement code for software modules, while refactoring and optimizing both new and legacy code.

The role involves QA, maintenance, and enhancement of components, plus writing documentation. Applicants should be proficient in OO languages such as C++, C#, or Java, with scripting experience (Python/PowerShell).

Qualifications

• Proven experience in object-oriented programming (C++, C#, Java).
• Experience with scripting languages (Python, PowerShell).
• Knowledge of multithreaded programming concepts and patterns.
• Comfortable working in Windows and Linux environments.
• Familiarity with development tools: Visual Studio, JetBrains, Git, Artifactory.
• Experience with agile practices and tools (Jira, SCRUM) is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Full-stack software development for instrument control and system applications.
• Specify, design, debug, and implement code for software modules.
• Perform code refactoring and optimization of new and legacy codes.
• Quality assurance, maintenance and further enhancement of existing software components.
• Write and update documentation.

Skills

OO programming

Scripting languages

Multithreading

Windows/Linux

Tools

Visual Studio

JetBrains

Git

Artifactory

Jira

SCRUM

Job description

Tata Consultancy Services in Singapore is hiring for a full-stack software developer focused on instrument control and system applications. You will specify, design, debug, and implement code for software modules, while refactoring and optimizing both new and legacy code.

The role involves QA, maintenance, and enhancement of components, plus writing documentation. Applicants should be proficient in OO languages such as C++, C#, or Java, with scripting experience (Python/PowerShell).