Machine-related software developer (m/w/d)

Our client, the HAMM AG / A Wirtgen Group Company, is the specialist for rolling in road and earth construction within the international company network. It offers the world's largest product portfolio in this segment. HAMM rolls have already been exported to almost every country on the globe. At the site in 95643 Tirschenreuth about 1000 employees are employed. In addition to production, there is also the complete know-how for the research and development of the more than 200 different machine types. The continuous further and new development of machines for road construction (e.g. sustainable drive concepts and digital solutions) is at the heart of the event. We are looking for Software Developer (m/w/d)

includes the development and development of sophisticated automation solutions and their implementation with field tests. This includes: Programming, commissioning and serial support of mobile controls incl. Documentation Compliance with legal requirements and internal standards/processes Model-based software development Working in the test environment Participation in the release process for software

includes a suitable engineering degree (e.g. electrical/automatic technology, mechatronics). A technician or master could also come into question. In any case, professional practice in the field of software development of automation and drive technology solutions is necessary. Ideally, you have also gained knowledge of software development processes and tools and have gained basic knowledge in fieldbus systems, network technology, CAN bus technology. The willingness to deal with hydraulic drives must be given. German and English skills are required. Occasionally scheduled service trips ease your task. You should bring commitment, willingness to perform and a structured or organised way of working. The cooperation in a working, partly international team is yours.

a responsible task in a renowned and international company association. You are well received and supported in the team. Working conditions correspond to the terms of an international group. Open feedback culture and short communication paths prevail. There is a possibility for professional development, including in the international environment. .