Sr. Software Engineer (ADMS)

Sr. Software Engineer

Duration:12+ Months

Location: Jackson MI (hybrid)

Onsite Collaboration Requirements —

2–3 weeks onsite in Jackson required at the start of employment

Ongoing onsite presence of 1–2 weeks per month thereafter

Meeting days are Tuesday through Thursday when onsite

•Agile & Clean Code Leadership — Lead Agile practices and champion clean coding standards across the product lifecycle, mentoring junior and mid level engineers.

•Technical Direction — Drive architectural and technical strategy, ensuring the team understands and implements core engineering concepts.

•Architectural Decision Making — Make significant system level decisions that support performance, scalability, security, and maintainability.

•Business Context Alignment — Translate business objectives into technical solutions that deliver measurable value.

End to End Solution Ownership — Maintain system reliability, resolve production issues, and contribute directly to product development velocity.

•Cross Functional Collaboration — Partner with designers, product managers, and other engineers in an Agile environment.

•ADMS Product Suite Alignment — Ensure all software engineering work aligns with the Emerson / OSI / AspenTech ADMS product suite, including architectural consistency, integration patterns, and product specific technical standards.

•Additional Responsibilities — Perform other duties as assigned to support product and organizational needs.

Skills:

Coaching & Mentorship — Ability to teach, guide, and elevate the technical capabilities of engineering teams.

Complex Decision Making — Skilled in evaluating trade-offs and influencing both technical and business stakeholders.

Full Stack Architecture — Mastery of system design, architecture, and multiple programming languages and toolsets.

Analytical Problem Solving — Strong ability to assess challenges and refine engineering approaches to improve outcomes.

Team Collaboration — Promotes a culture of learning, craftsmanship, and technical excellence.

Code Review Craftsmanship — Provides constructive critique grounded in engineering principles and uses conflict as a learning opportunity.

Technical Communication — Excellent written and verbal communication for clear technical discussions and stakeholder alignment.

ADMS Domain Expertise — Understanding of ADMS concepts, utility operational workflows, and the Emerson/OSI/AspenTech ecosystem.