Sr Java Developer
esolutionsChantilly (VA)
About the role
Instrument Interface Engineer The primary responsibility is to design and code instrument interfaces that automate communication between laboratory instruments and our software systems. Onsite technical evaluation is needed to understand how the instruments communicate and to design solutions to automate the communication and the evaluation of the data that is transmitted.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Evaluate instrument interfacing specifications using vendor documentation. May require direct communication with vendors and laboratory SMEs to understand the technical requirements.
- Design, code, and unit test instrument interfaces. Interfaces will be built into existing frameworks that utilize object-oriented design principles.
- Participate in the full software development lifecycle. Help to review requirements for completeness and feasibility. Help other team members, such as QA testers, to understand technical specifications that may be needed to perform System or Integration Testing.
- Review new and existing modules to ensure optimal performance and stability.
- Own the interfaces that are delivered and be an SME for those interfaces to be able to provide support, understand the impact of enhancements, and evaluate the potential risk of changes.
- Work with other software engineers to discuss design, ensure best practices are followed, and perform design and code reviews.
- Work directly with the Team Lead, report any issues or delays, and provide recommendations for solutions.
- Contribute to the team’s continuous improvement of processes and procedures.
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