PLC Software Engineer

High school / university degree in Automation / Programming/IT  Practical experience and knowledge of HMI/PLC   Ability to read electrical schematics and translate them into logic connections  Basic knowledge of industrial communication protocols and their use  Communicative English (B2 or higher) mandatory and German as an advantage  Driving license 

Nice to have:

  Experience in a similar position is an advantage  Knowledge of Network architecture (programmable switch)  Experience with traction power systems  Sécheron Hasler Group builds on over 140 years of Swiss expertise in railway technology. We are a global supplier of electrical and electronic safety components, traction power systems, and solutions for rail, energy, and industrial applications, with more than 1,200 employees worldwide. ----------------------------------------------- We’re looking for a  hands-on PLC Software Engineer  who enjoys working close to real technology — turning electrical designs into functional automation systems and bringing them to life in the field.  You’ll work with  PLC logic, HMI interfaces, and real industrial equipment, not just code.

From configuration and programming to testing and commissioning, you’ll be part of the full lifecycle of our solutions used in railway and energy systems.  You will also be part of an international team, collaborating on customer-specific adaptations and implementations. The role includes regular business travel of approximately two weeks per month, primarily within Germany and Switzerland.  ----------------------------------------------- What you’ll be doing : Programming and configuring  PLC systems  (focus on logic rather than heavy coding)  Translating  electrical schematics into program logic  Creating and adjusting  basic HMI interfaces  (operator touch panels)  Performing simulations, testing, and debugging  Providing  test support , including setup and troubleshooting (PLC/HMI diagnostics, network components, software adjustments)  Supporting commissioning, both in-house and at customer sites  Collaborating with commissioning engineers and the wider team  Adapting solutions based on  customer requirements  Designing, testing and adjusting communication protocols of Sécheron systems and their integration into customers SCADA systems (no deep SCADA expertise required)   

What we offer:

Stable background of an international engineering company Work on real industrial systems with global use Professional onboarding and further training  Professional training Flexible working hours 13 salary, transport allowance, meal vouchers, pension plan contribution 5 weeks of vacation and other…. Interested?  If you’re interested in industrial automation and want to see your work running in real systems, we’ll be happy to hear from you. Please respond via this application and attach your CV in English.