The Product Support team for S&C Software Products, located in Chicago, IL is responsible for the rapid delivery of new software features, enhancements, and issue resolutions to S&C customers worldwide. The Product Support team accelerates delivery of point releases, software patches, and customer demanded features of our power hardware. In this position, you will report to the Manager-Product Support.

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Conducting and\or assisting in all necessary development work pertinent to software design including, architecture design, specifications, analysis, design, implementation, testing and related documentation.
• Developing, debugging, and supporting microcontroller programs for DSP’s using C
• Developing and implementing software for embedded devices and systems using C/C++ and JAVA
• Contributing to the development of project schedules, task and project completion time estimates, detailed software specifications and test plans.
• Analyzing and translating requirements into system software designs and interface specifications.
• Working with marketing to assure product designs meet the requirements of the market.
• Working with application engineers to resolve software related customer issues.
• Working collaboratively with software and testing engineers to deliver reliable, mission critical embedded software.

To select this job as one of interest to you, at a minimum, you must have the following:

• BS degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science.
• Experience coding in C/C++, C#, python, and JAVA
• Experience working in a Unix/Linux programming environment.
• Experience with source code management tools and defect tracking tools like Git and JIRA
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Ability to travel less than 10% of the time with some periods lasting more than a week.

MAJOR PHYSICAL DEMANDS

• Standing: Occasional standing for work on complete control assemblies.
• Lifting: Occasional lifting of controls and test equipment, less than 50 pounds.
• Walking: Occasional walking throughout the facility.
• Carrying: Occasional carrying of light objects.
• Pushing: Infrequent pushing of objects, possibly related to rearrangement work.
• Pulling: Infrequent pulling of objects, possibly related to rearrangement work.
• Bending: Occasional bending during access to equipment.
• Reaching: Infrequent reaching.
• Handling: Frequent handling of parts or tools.
• Environment: Frequent handling of parts or tools.

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