Software Engineer – Manufacturing Execution System (f/m/x)
ZEISS Group4 days ago
Budapest, Hungary or Miskolc, HungaryMid Level
Responsibilities
- Design, implement, test, and document clean, intuitive user interfaces for the Manufacturing Execution System.
- Translate UI design principles and operational requirements into scalable frontend solutions using TypeScript, React, and Apollo GraphQL Client.
- Apply effective state-management and rendering approaches to build responsive, maintainable applications.
- Implement manufacturing process logic with Node.js, Apollo GraphQL Server services, and MS SQL databases.
- Collaborate with software developers and project stakeholders.
Requirements
- University degree in computer science, software engineering, or a comparable qualification.
- Deep understanding of UI design principles and ability to implement clean, easy-to-use interfaces.
- Strong hands-on experience with React, including state management and efficient rendering.
- Very good knowledge of TypeScript and experience with GraphQL and Apollo Client.
- Experience with Node.js, Apollo GraphQL Server, and MS SQL is advantageous.
- Knowledge of Spring Boot or Java is beneficial.
- Experience with Kubernetes and Azure DevOps is a plus.
- Structured, independent, and goal-oriented working style with strong communication and teamwork skills.
- Excellent written and spoken English.
Benefits
- 40–60% hybrid work option.
- Annual flexible benefits including cafeteria options, private health plans, and an annual reward.
- Company parking space in the office building’s underground garage may be reserved.
- Opportunity to contribute directly to innovative products through software delivery.
- Supportive, interdisciplinary team environment with professional development support.
- Role is based in Budapest or Miskolc.
Tech Stack
About ZEISS Group
ZEISS Group develops and sells optics and optoelectronics for semiconductor makers, manufacturers, clinicians, researchers, and consumers, spanning lithography systems, industrial metrology, medical devices, microscopes, and eyeglass and camera lenses. Founded in 1846 and headquartered in Oberkochen, Germany, the company is wholly owned by the Carl Zeiss Foundation. It operates globally and generates around €12 billion in annual revenue across segments including Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Industrial Quality & Research, Medical Technology, and Consumer Markets.