Software Engineer SCADA

We are looking for a Software Engineer to join a dynamic team working on a business-critical SCADA system operating 24/7 across multiple European countries. This system plays a key role in balancing power generation and supporting the integration of flexible energy assets as part of the energy transition.

You will contribute to the development of real-time tools used to monitor production assets, exchange data with grid operators, and optimize power plant output to maintain grid stability.

Your role:

• Develop and maintain a real-time SCADA platform used for energy balancing
• Work on both backend and frontend components (proprietary backend language + web technologies)
• Design scalable and robust solutions following best software engineering practices
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams (analysts, operations, technical experts) in an Agile environment
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of tools and processes
• Participate in on-call support to ensure system reliability and availability (24/7 environment)

Your profile:

• Master’s degree in IT, software engineering, or related technical field
• Minimum 3 years of experience in software development
• Strong understanding of software design principles and building reliable systems
• Interest or basic knowledge in energy systems, industrial environments, or real-time applications
• Proactive, structured, and solution-oriented mindset
• Strong communication skills and ability to work with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Team player with the ability to take ownership and initiative

Technical skills:

• Experience with web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript)
• Knowledge of backend development concepts
• Familiarity with version control and CI/CD practices
• Awareness of cybersecurity principles in industrial or critical environments is a plus

You will join a high-impact environment where system reliability is critical, and where your work directly contributes to the stability of energy systems and the transition towards more sustainable power networks.