PURPOSE:
The software engineer at factory automation designs and develops software for automated systems in manufacturing, integrating technologies like PLCs and robotics to improve efficiency and productivity. Their work includes writing code for custom Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), creating backend and frontend applications, and ensuring the reliability of the software that runs the production line.
PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES / DUTIES:
Design and develop software: Create and implement software solutions for automated production equipment and systems.
Integrate systems: Use programming languages like Python, C#, or Java to integrate advanced technologies such as robotics and PLCs into the manufacturing process.
Build and scale systems: Architect and develop a company's custom Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and other factory software.
Troubleshoot and maintain: Diagnose and resolve issues with automated machinery and existing software, ensuring reliability and scalability.
Collaborate: Work with cross-functional teams, including factory operators and product managers, to define requirements and deliver new features.
Take ownership: Manage projects from initial concept and development through testing, implementation, and ongoing support.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: (include experience required with specific software applications, equipment, or specific certifications and education requirements such as MSME, MSEE, APICS, etc)
Minimum 0-2 years of hands-on software development experience in factory or equivalent environment
PREFERRED Qualifications (nice to have skills):
Education or Training: BS/MS degree for Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
FabrinetWest including its subsidiaries, is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identify, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.