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Montana Instruments is seeking a Software Engineer III to design, architect, develop, integrate and validate software for advanced scientific instrumentation and cryogenic technologies. You will lead complex subsystems, guide junior engineers, and drive projects from concept to release while balancing hands-on coding with technical leadership.
Require a BS in CS/related field and 5+ years in software engineering, with strong skills in C++, Python, Linux, and architecture.
At Montana Instruments, the Software Engineer III is an experienced software professional responsible for the design, architecture, development, integration, and validation of software systems used in advanced scientific instrumentation and cryogenic technologies. As a key contributor within multidisciplinary project teams, this role leads development efforts for complex software subsystems, provides technical guidance to less experienced engineers, and drives projects from concept through release. The Software Engineer III balances hands‑on software development with technical leadership to deliver innovative, reliable, and maintainable solutions that support Montana Instruments' product roadmap and enable scientific discovery.
At Montana Instruments, the Software Engineer III is an experienced software professional responsible for the design, architecture, development, integration, and validation of software systems used in advanced scientific instrumentation and cryogenic technologies. As a key contributor within multidisciplinary project teams, this role leads development efforts for complex software subsystems, provides technical guidance to less experienced engineers, and drives projects from concept through release. The Software Engineer III balances hands‑on software development with technical leadership to deliver innovative, reliable, and maintainable solutions that support Montana Instruments' product roadmap and enable scientific discovery.