Position: C# Developer
Company: Deventor
Experience required: 1y
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Published: 2023-07-01T00:00:00+03:00

📊 About the project:

The client is a German manufacturer of driverless transport systems. We have made it our task to enable companies to get started with transport automation as easily and cost-effectively as possible by using driverless transport vehicles. Client's philosophy is to offer our customers maximum added value at minimal cost through innovation, standardization and specialization.

The goods-receiving area is usually the first point of contact between goods and logistics. Accordingly, an optimized material flow is important here. The use of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) can ensure onward transport to order picking, the warehouse, or a packing station. Compared to continuous conveyor technology, an AGV offers a high degree of flexibility with regard to the destination and the throughput of the incoming goods.

Order picking is an elementary component of warehouse logistics and is usually filled and retrieved via automated small parts warehouses, Vertical Lift Modules (VLM) or classically with the order picking trolley. In all three scenarios, the use of an automated guided vehicle is important in order to automate the further material flow. It does not matter whether the goods are subsequently delivered to packing stations, goods issue or production halls.

🔧 Technical requirements:

- Min 1 year of experience with required technologies & tools
- You have a degree in the field of Informatics, information management, media informatics, or similar
- Experience in dealing with Microsoft Windows
- Safe handling of C# and git
- Desirable knowledge of Visual Studio, TDD, Python and CleanCode
- Distinctive ability to work in a team
- English: B2+

📝 Responsibilities:

- Development of plant controls and autonomous transport vehicles in C#
- Assistance in the development of firmware for Intralogistics and industrial control
- Working with agile methods (SCRUM)
- Direct contact to hardware-related development with Operating system (Linux)