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Senior Software Engineer

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q1 technologiesWest Melbourne (FL)

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Senior Software Engineer
Position Overview: We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer for a fixed-term, onsite opportunity in Melbourne, FL. In this role, you will lead the design, development, and system architecture of robust Windows-based applications. You will be responsible for driving the integration of industrial automation platforms, SCADA systems, and complex communication protocols within a client-server environment.
Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain high-performance Windows-based software applications and enterprise system architectures. Integrate industrial automation systems, including SCADA platforms, PLCs, and operational hardware. Implement robust communication protocols spanning GE Cimplicity, Modbus (RTU/TCP), TCP/IP, UDP, Serial Communication, and Genisys. Optimize application performance by managing client-server architectures, multithreading, and memory efficiency. Manage database solutions and maintain data integrity utilizing Microsoft SQL Server. Provide technical leadership through structured code reviews, advanced debugging, systems testing, and architectural guidance. Qualifications & Skills 7+ years of professional experience in full-lifecycle software development. Expertise in programming languages, specifically C, C++, and C#/.NET. Deep understanding of software architecture, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts, and design patterns. Hands-on industrial automation experience, with a preference for Allen-Bradley PLC integration. Proficiency with modern development tooling, including Visual Studio, Git, and JIRA. Education & Logistics
Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Location: Melbourne, FL (100% Onsite).

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