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Strong employer brand plus a generic engineer title increases competition, but seniority and niche desktop specialization moderate it.
Role requires niche Windows desktop and instrument-software skills, reducing cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 12+ years requirement and mandatory C#/.NET WinForms, SQL, and cybersecurity skills make filtering strict.
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Sustain and enhance Windows desktop applications for clinical analyzers, including defect resolution, feature implementation, and cybersecurity remediation.
Manage Windows 10/11 system images and software configurations, and debug issues in coordination with physical R&D instruments.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams globally to contribute to software architecture, CI/CD improvements, and technical documentation.
12+ years of experience developing Windows desktop applications or systems software, including sustaining legacy commercial products and debugging complex code.
Strong expertise in C#, .NET Framework (WinForms, LINQ, asynchronous programming), and Microsoft SQL Server.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or related field.
Experience in Agile development environments; occasional travel (5-10%) expected.
Experienced in sustaining and enhancing complex Windows desktop applications with extensive legacy code debugging skills.
Comfortable working with both software development and interacting with physical analyzer instruments in an R&D environment.
Technical proficiency across software development lifecycle including CI/CD pipelines, cybersecurity remediation, and collaborating in globally distributed teams.