Software Engineer

Software Engineer If you are a forward-thinking developer eager to contribute to a groundbreaking initiative, we urge you to apply. Kitemill AS, a frontrunner in airborne wind energy, is on the lookout for a talented Software Engineer to join our dedicated team. If you possess expertise in developing software solutions, especially for aerospace applications, and are adept at working with a range of technologies such as embedded software, databases, machine learning, web development, Julia, Elexir, LangChain, python, C++, HTML, MATLAB, and more, we would be delighted to connect with you. Role: Software Engineer Key Responsibilities: · Design, develop, and maintain software solutions for airborne wind energy systems. · Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define software requirements and specifications. · Test and debug software components to ensure functionality and reliability. · Stay updated with the latest software development trends and technologies. · Ensure software complies with industry standards and best practices. · Provide technical support and documentation to the engineering and support teams. Qualifications: · Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field. · Minimum 3 years of experience in software development, preferably in the aerospace industry. · Proficiency in relevant programming languages and development tools. · Strong problem-solving and analytical skills. · Excellent communication and teamwork abilities. At Kitemill AS, we value innovation and precision in our mission to harness high altitude wind energy. If you are a forward-thinking developer eager to contribute to a groundbreaking initiative, we urge you to apply. Kitemill AS is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. ‍ Department Kitemill R&D Center Role Software Engineer Locations Vanse Remote status Hybrid About Kitemill Kitemill's solution captures wind power with a kite, tether, and ground station, channeling the wind's energy efficiently down to the ground to produce electricity. Co-workers 25