Senior Software Engineer
Thermo Fisher Scientific4 days ago
Singapore, SingaporeSenior
Responsibilities
- Analyze and define requirements for multiple software projects and software development kits.
- Design, develop, debug, test, and maintain software systems.
- Create rapid prototypes through short design iterations and transform them into commercial-quality deliverables.
- Provide accurate estimates for assigned tasks.
- Reverse engineer and troubleshoot critical software issues.
- Collaborate with teammates, communicate ideas, and adapt to changing priorities.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or Sciences.
- At least 3 years of software development experience in the software industry.
- Strong knowledge of data structures, design patterns, object-oriented design, and programming algorithms.
- Proficiency with Visual C++, C#, Java, STL, Win32 APIs, MFC, and the .NET framework.
- Understanding of CI/CD, code quality metrics, and SSDLC.
- Strong teamwork, communication, organization, initiative, and problem-solving abilities.
- Experience involving hardware and software interactions is preferred.
- Node.js with TypeScript and Angular experience is a plus.
- Life sciences or biotechnology experience and understanding of ISO and FDA regulations are a plus.
Benefits
- Standard Monday–Friday work schedule.
- Office-based work environment.
- Master’s or higher degree is welcomed but not required.
- Candidates with less experience may be considered for a junior position.
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About Thermo Fisher Scientific
Thermo Fisher Scientific builds analytical instruments, lab equipment and consumables, specialty diagnostics, and provides pharma services (CDMO and clinical research) for biotech, pharma, academic, and healthcare customers. It earns revenue through product sales, e-commerce distribution (Fisher Scientific), and contract services under brands such as Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Patheon, and PPD. Headquartered in Waltham, MA, it is publicly traded on the NYSE (TMO) and was created by the 2006 merger of Thermo Electron and Fisher Scientific.