Software Design Engineer

Software Design Engineer

The Software Design Engineer is responsible for the design, development, testing, and deployment of computer software to implement various internal software packages relating directly to electrical engineering requirements. General responsibilities include handling the development of complex software in selected languages for Sensata products and/or applications consistently following Sensata's coding standards and in accordance with applicable software development methodology and release processes. Introduces new development of software to control external hardware for automated test equipment and other applicable development. Handles software engineering tools such as configuration management systems, build processes, and debuggers in the software development process. Creates and executes designs for small sets of new functionality as part of a software project. Participates in peer code reviews, providing comments and suggestions.

Experience/Qualifications include a university degree required (i.e. Bachelors degree) or equivalent relevant work experience. Must be a team player able to work in a fast-paced environment with demonstrated ability to handle multiple competing tasks and demands. Strong communication skills; oral, written and presentation. Strong organization, planning and time management skills to achieve results. Strong personal and professional ethical values and integrity. Holds self-accountable to achieving goals and standards. Proficient in Microsoft Office programs (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel). Strong interpersonal & collaboration skills to work effectively with all levels of the organization including suppliers and/or external customers. Analyzes the existing software and improving the processes. Handles analog and digital hardware and software operating systems. Position requires knowledge and exposure to hardware design. Handles the development of end-user tools for data analysis, reporting and work flow processes with database communication. Writes code using lower-level assembly languages and/or higher-level languages and translating/compiling into machine language for use on specific hardware. Supports software testing, deployment, and maintenance activities by correcting programming errors and coding software enhancements.