HVAC Software Engineer I (Embedded/Desktop)

Nidec Corporation; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Nidec Motor Corporation in St. Louis, MO seeks a Software Engineer I to support desktop applications, embedded software, and database interactions for the HVAC group. You will collaborate with hardware, mechanical, and application engineers to translate feature requests into usable software solutions.

The role emphasizes C/C++, C#, SQL, and Java, with familiarity in Visual Studio and IDEs, while enabling cost and schedule guidance. Domestic and global travel may be required as projects evolve.

Qualifications

• Electrical/Software/Computer Science BS degree required.
• 0 to 3 years of desktop/library or embedded systems development experience.
• Experience with C/C++, C#, SQL, and Java.

Responsibilities

• Design Desktop applications for customers, manufacturers, and Embedded group.
• Design microprocessor software for customers and manufacturers.
• Collaborate with hardware, mechanical and application engineering groups to optimize product design.
• Create and support project documentation – test procedures, manuals and drawings.
• Travel domestically and globally to support manufacturing locations when necessary.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Written and verbal communication

Object Oriented programming

Embedded systems programming

Team collaboration

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering / Software Engineering / Computer Science

Tools

C/C++

C#

SQL

Java

Visual Studio

Job description

Nidec Motor Corporation in St. Louis, MO seeks a Software Engineer I to support desktop applications, embedded software, and database interactions for the HVAC group. You will collaborate with hardware, mechanical, and application engineers to translate feature requests into usable software solutions.

The role emphasizes C/C++, C#, SQL, and Java, with familiarity in Visual Studio and IDEs, while enabling cost and schedule guidance. Domestic and global travel may be required as projects evolve.