For nearly 70 years, Advanced Instruments has been at the forefront of innovation, helping organizations enhance quality, achieve reliable outcomes, and boost productivity in the biopharmaceutical, clinical, and food & beverage industries. We don't just develop cutting-edge technology--we empower our customers with solutions that drive efficiency, precision, and performance.
From Solentim, revolutionizing cell and gene therapy with advanced imaging and single-cell deposition, to OsmoTECH and OsmoPRO micro-osmometers, delivering accurate and reliable lab results worldwide, we set the standard for quality and reliability. Our Artel portfolio ensures precision in liquid handling through advanced validation, automation, and calibration tools. What sets us apart? With customer-centricity at our core, we take ownership, push boundaries, and collaborate to make a meaningful impact. Headquartered in Norwood, MA, with locations in UK and Westbrook, ME, our 340 employees worldwide are driving exciting growth this year.
Our Mission:
To drive innovation that optimizes processes, increases efficiency, and delivers confidence in results.
Our Vision: To improve patient health through innovation and excellence. If you're looking for a career where ingenuity, accountability, and collaboration fuel success, join us and be part of a team that's shaping the future of our industry.
We are seeking a self- motivated, collaborative, and detail oriented
Software Engineer
to work in our
Wimborne, UK
officeto serve as a core team member of the growing research and development team.
A Day in the Life:
The
Software Engineer (Robotics)
will fulfill the role of Software Engineer within a research and development team composed of a Systems Architect, other Software Engineers, Software QA Engineers, a Product Owner, and a Scrum Master while having specific responsibilities related to control of hardware instrumentation. This individual will work closely with Firmware and Hardware R&D team members to understand the mechanical principles of existing systems and new products under development, requiring excellent communication skills with these roles. This individual will implement new motion and imaging profiles for current generation systems and own triage of reported issues for legacy systems. In a fast-paced commercial environment, this individual will need a strong bias towards action, with an ability to make technical decisions, obtain necessary information from peers, and escalate when required.
What we are looking for in you:
Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field
Experience creating, extending, and maintaining device control software systems (axis command and control systems, camera and lighting control, aspiration/dispensing)
C#/.NET Programming Experience in Visual Studio
Good understanding of Object Oriented Design and Principles
Experience working with Serial Communications Protocols (RS232, RS485, USB, GigE, etc)
Experience debugging and troubleshooting high-speed complex hardware systems both on-site and remotely
Experience with .NET compatible testing frameworks and technologies (nUnit etc)
Experience with working in a business-oriented Agile environment
Practice and understanding of Git source control and integration into Visual Studio
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively within a multi-disciplined team
Work Location:
Wimborne, UK
EEO Statement:
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