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At zepp you will find unique software engineering challenges that you can take on with a high degree of autonomy and proactiveness. But you are not alone, you are surrounded by a talented multidisciplinary team that learns and grows together, further developing our hydrogen fuel cell systems.Â
You will be designing, implementing, testing and maintaining software in Python for various tools supporting the deployment of hydrogen fuel cell systems in the field. This includes tools for remote monitoring, remote software updates, field service and diagnosis. The majority of the programming is in Python (around 85%), with the remainder in C/C++.
Most of your working days take place in our office in Delft, which you share with other (software) engineers. We have weekly progress meetings at company and department level, and often daily discussion with direct colleagues. A given task usually starts with a discussion with colleagues and users about the requirements, approach and interfaces, which is followed by you working out the design and implementation independently, with discussion moments when needed. In the testing phase, you can test your software directly from the office, at our test location in Rotterdam, or even in the field.
It is possible to grow towards the position of embedded software engineer, writing software drivers for sensor/actuator interfacing on the actual fuel cell system.
You can respond to this job opening with a cover letter and resume until October 1.Â
For the selection procedure, we use an objective recruitment and selection method. After the letter-and-CV selection, there will be a round of interviews from October 2 to 13. If needed, a second round of interviews will take place. Or an employment interview will be held by October 18.