Development Engineer

Job brief We are seeking a remote Development Engineer. Responsibilities • As an important part of the development of new systems, you will be responsible for all aspects of electrical engineering. • You will work independently on internal and external development projects. In addition, you will independently carry out feasibility studies and present them to the customer. • Your daily routine includes working with a wide variety of national and international project teams. • You develop and supervise test stands for internal quality assurance. • As our electrical specialist, you also occasionally take over or supervise practical activities in the environment of special machines, test set-ups at our premises or at the customers. • You do your part to keep things running smoothly. You take on interdisciplinary tasks and convince with your team spirit. Requirements • You have completed a technical degree, preferably in the field of electrical engineering. • Alternatively, you have completed training and further training as a technician as an electronics technician, mechatronics technician or similar or have comparable professional experience. • You have a sound knowledge of electrical engineering, electrical construction, and IT (Windows/Linux, Microsoft Office, GIT). • You have as much of the following knowledge as possible: • PLC programming, preferably BECKHOFF TwinCAT • Programming skills (C#, C++, ) • Image processing and optical measurement technology in general • Experience with Halcon from MVTec or another image processing library • Experience with Visual Applets from BASLER or other tools for FPGA programming • Experience with line scan cameras • You are willing to work independently on your own tasks and projects. • You have strong analytical skills and enjoy helping to shape new things. • It is important to you to work with other people in a team and to continuously develop yourself. • Driver's license (car) • Willingness to travel (domestic and international) • Good knowledge of English Originally posted on Himalayas