Senior Software Engineer

Overview

Established in 1939, Sciaky, Inc. is the most trusted provider of advanced welding systems and job shop welding services in the fabrication market. Our broad selection of electron beam welders, electron beam additive manufacturing (EBAM) solutions and advanced arc welders makes us a versatile welding solutions supplier worldwide. Sciaky is at the forefront of electron beam welding technology and pioneers of metal additive manufacturing (AM) processes, also referred to as 3D printing. We are dedicated to world-class engineering, as well as extensive research and development. Our welding systems and EBAM industrial 3D printing machines are distributed internationally and found in manufacturing plants and advanced research centers around the world.

Located in Chicago, Illinois, Sciaky\'s world headquarters occupies more than 140,000 square feet of clean and modern facilities. All welding services, design, manufacturing, hardware and software development, testing, as well as research and development is conducted here.

Job Location(s)

Chicago, IL (near Midway Airport)

Role – Software Engineer (full-time)

Sciaky is seeking a Software Engineer who will assist in planning and coordinating all activities related to software requirements of our EBAM and Additive Manufacturing systems.

Responsibilities

• Maintaining, supporting, and upgrading existing systems and applications
• Communicating and collaborating to solve problems
• Applying knowledge of best practices
• Design, develop and deploy software
• Presenting products and ideas
• Represent Sciaky in front of customers and users

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