Anton Paar GmbH
Anton Paar GmbH builds high-precision laboratory instruments and process measurement systems—such as density and concentration analyzers, rheometers, viscometers, and refractometers—for industrial and research labs in chemicals, food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, energy, and academia. The privately held company was founded in 1922 and is headquartered in Graz, Austria; it is owned by the charitable Santner Foundation and sells through global subsidiaries and distributors.
Open Positions at Anton Paar GmbH
6 open positions
Senior Software Developer and Architect responsible for shaping scalable software architectures and implementing complex components for innovative X-ray diffraction solutions. The role combines architectural ownership with hands-on development in interdisciplinary teams.
Shape the architecture and development of scalable software solutions for innovative X-ray diffraction and material analysis systems. This hands-on role combines architectural ownership with implementation of sophisticated software components.
Develop production-oriented AI solutions and agentic workflows that support requirements engineering, documentation analysis, software integration, and enterprise processes. The role combines LLM/API integration, agent frameworks, retrieval, tool calling, and workflow orchestration.
Design and develop production-ready AI solutions and agentic workflows for requirements engineering, documentation analysis, and software integration. The role combines hands-on generative AI development with stakeholder collaboration and AI service optimization.
Lead a small firmware team while remaining hands-on in developing reusable C/C++ platform components for advanced instruments. Own the firmware backlog, guide architecture, and drive reliable delivery of embedded solutions.
Als Software Test Engineer entwickeln und pflegen Sie automatisierte Tests für Messgeräte-Software und sichern gemeinsam mit Entwicklungs- und Produktteams eine hohe Softwarequalität. Sie optimieren Testprozesse, analysieren Fehler und gestalten die Zukunft der Messtechnik-Software mit.