Software Engineer

Role overview

Help develop and modernize desktop software that engineers use to model fluid flow through piping systems, from steady operations to changing conditions. This early-career, generalist role spans user interfaces, application logic, data handling, integrations, and development tools, with guidance from experienced engineers and domain specialists.

Responsibilities

- Build and maintain features across the application, working from requirements with support from senior engineers. - Investigate and fix defects, including issues reported by users. - Improve build automation, continuous integration and delivery, and testing tools. - Contribute to updates in the software architecture and user interface frameworks. - Write maintainable, tested code and take part in reviews and bug triage. - Work with engineering, quality assurance, product, and technical domain teams to deliver useful changes.

Requirements

- A degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, or a related area, or equivalent experience. - Up to two years of software development experience; internships and substantial projects count. - Proficiency in an object-oriented language such as C#, VB.NET, Java, or C++. - Understanding of object-oriented design, data structures, and algorithms. - Familiarity with version control, including branching, commits, and merging. - Clear communication, problem-solving, debugging, and code-writing skills.

Nice to have

Experience with .NET and Visual Studio; desktop or web UI development; unit or automated testing; Python or PowerShell; Git pull requests and code reviews; CI/CD or Agile methods; JSON or XML; multithreading; or engineering and simulation software. Thoughtful use of AI coding tools, including checking generated code, is also useful.

Benefits and work setup

Hybrid work in Colorado Springs, Colorado is preferred; exceptional remote candidates may be considered. The role includes structured onboarding and support from an experienced teammate.