2 days ago
Remote, EMEA or Copenhagen, DenmarkSenior
Responsibilities
- Deliver new features and continuously improve the existing code base.
- Enhance the existing 3D CAD Windows desktop application.
- Develop new web products and features.
- Participate in requirements review, design, coding, code reviews, unit testing, and support.
- Develop stable and performant server-side and client-side components.
- Collaborate with solution-requirement specialists in Denmark, Poland, and France.
Requirements
- Fluent written and spoken English.
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in computer science or mathematics.
- At least 5 years of professional experience as a C# developer.
- Experience building Blazor applications and C# desktop applications in Visual Studio.
- Knowledge of developing 3D software systems or CAD systems.
- Solid understanding of .NET, C#, and object-oriented programming.
- Experience with database CRUD operations using SQL.
- Advanced user of Claude Code for AI-assisted development.
- Bonus qualifications include Azure DevOps, DevExpress controls, REST APIs and web services, electrical engineering knowledge, CAD APIs and database structures, OpenGL, DirectX, WebGL, 3D CAD system structures, and general software architecture patterns.
Benefits
- Fully remote working environment.
- Competitive salary plus an annual bonus scheme.
- 25 + 5 days of annual paid leave.
- Microsoft certification opportunity.
- Additional social benefits package.
- Training programmes, online learning, and daily work with highly skilled experts.
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About AVEVA
AVEVA builds industrial engineering, operations, and data-management software used by energy, process, infrastructure, and manufacturing companies. Its portfolio spans 3D design and simulation, HMI/SCADA and MES, asset performance, and the PI System for real‑time operational data, sold via enterprise licenses and cloud subscriptions. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, UK, and is a subsidiary of Schneider Electric following its 2023 acquisition and LSE delisting.