Senior C# Developer (Electron Microscopy Platform)

Quick Facts

• Role: Senior C# Developer (Electron Microscopy Platform)
• Focus: Modernizing the Aquilos electron microscope software platform and automated calibration (“Alignments”) procedures

Description

You will develop and modify software in C# and/or C++ as part of the modernization of the Aquilos platform. The work includes analyzing breaking changes during a move to a shared trunk, migrating alignment/calibration procedures to WizSteps, integrating and validating software changes with SQA, and debugging both software behavior and its communication with the microscope.

You will gradually learn the full software stack and how the microscope operates.

Responsibilities

• Develop and modify C# and/or C++ software for the Aquilos modernization platform
• Analyze and resolve breaking changes during migration to a shared trunk
• Migrate and update automated calibration procedures to the newer WizSteps (.NET 10) framework
• Integrate and verify software changes with the SQA team
• Debug and solve issues in the software and in its communication with the real microscope
• Gradually ramp up on the complete software stack and microscope operation
• Collaborate with other Life Sciences engineering teams

Requirements

• Very good knowledge of C# or C++ with practical experience in complex software application development
• Strong technical and analytical thinking; ability to navigate extensive existing code
• Experience with debugging, problem analysis, and independently finding solutions
• Ability to quickly learn new technologies and understand complex software architecture
• Independence and proactiveness; drive issues through to working solutions
• Willingness to understand how real hardware works and cooperate on integrating software with the microscope

Benefits

• Opportunity to work on a modern Life Sciences electron microscopy platform and automated calibration workflows
• Exposure to a complex software stack, SW–HW integration, and cross-team collaboration
• Use of modern .NET (WizSteps on .NET 10) and ongoing platform evolution