System Architect* Software - Safety Engineering Tools (w/m/d)
SICK Sensor IntelligenceAbout the role
Our development team for the configuration and programming of SICK safety controllers consists of experienced application developers and test engineers. Together with our platform team, we are creating a highly integrated engineering tool for SICK safety products. In our agile development environment, we promote personal responsibility, interdisciplinary collaboration, and active knowledge sharing.
YOUR TASKS:
- Take ownership of the application software for programming modular safety controllers.
- Clarify and document requirements in collaboration with stakeholders.
- Create and maintain system specifications.
- Define and further develop the system architecture in collaboration with software and UI architects.
- Formulate epics and user stories for development teams.
- Act as the central point of contact and coordinator for agile software development teams.
YOUR PROFILE:
- A degree in mathematics, computer science, or a comparable qualification.
- Experience in requirements engineering and agile software development.
- Ideally, knowledge of automation technology and safety sensor technology, or willingness to learn.
- Strong abstraction skills with a structured and solution-oriented work approach.
- Excellent communication skills, capable of clearly and concisely conveying complex topics.
- Curious, motivated, and open to new challenges.
- Independent and proactive mindset to round out your profile.
YOUR APPLICATION:
- We are looking forward to your online application
- Helene Lutz
- Job-ID 36590
- All applications will be treated confidentially
*At SICK, we see people, not gender.
We put great emphasis on diversity, reject discrimination and do not think in categories such as gender, ethnicity, religion, disability, age or sexual identity.
Stichworte: Architect
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