Lead Instrument Software Engineer
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About Us:
Join our dynamic and innovative team at Protillion Biosciences, where we are pioneering a revolutionary high-throughput system for therapeutic development. We are dedicated to transforming the landscape of drug discovery with cutting-edge technology and a collaborative work environment.
About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced scientific instrument software engineer to lead software development of our advanced high-throughput protein analysis platform.
Job Responsibilities:
- Lead instrument control software development for a scientific instrument platform.
- Work closely with scientific and engineering peers, develop software development plans that include project objectives, scope, requirements, deliverables, schedule and milestones.
- Be directly responsible to drive execution of all aspects of the software development lifecycle: requirements analysis, architecture, design, coding, documentation, testing, deployment, configuration management, and sustainment.
Requirements:
- BS/BA Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical/Mechanical/Chemical Engineering or Physics with 8+ years’ experience, or MS/Ph.D. with 6+ years’ experience.
- Extensive demonstrable experience in developing sophisticated software for complex scientific instruments or automated machinery.
- Extensive experience with:
- Python
- Qt
- Git, GitHub
- Windows
- Asynchronous programming
- Image processing; ImageJ
- Serial port communication
- Agile methodologies
What We Offer:
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
- Opportunity to work on groundbreaking technology and novel therapeutics.
- Collaborative and inclusive work environment.
- Professional development and growth opportunities.
Protillion is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Compensation Range: $155,000/yr - $205,000/yr
About Protillion Biosciences
Protillion Biosciences specializes in the design and development of protein-based drugs.