Software Engineer

The Datacor Engineering Software Group (DESG) is seeking a curious, motivated early-career Software Engineer to join our Flow Simulation team and help build the future of our software. You will work on Fathom, Arrow, Impulse, and xStream, our industry-leading fluid flow simulation applications, which engineers around the world use to design and analyze piping systems, from steady-state operation to transient events like a pump trip.

This is a generalist role for someone with a solid computer science foundation who wants to grow into a well-rounded engineer. There are no skill silos here: you will work across the whole application, from user interface and application logic to data models, file formats, integrations, and the tooling that builds and tests it all. You will join a team of software engineers and mechanical and chemical engineers in a mature codebase that is being actively modernized. A structured onboarding plan and an experienced teammate will guide your first weeks, and you will take on more ownership as you grow.

- Design, build, and maintain features across all layers of our Windows desktop applications, working from requirements with guidance from senior engineers.

- Diagnose and fix defects anywhere in the codebase, including customer-reported issues escalated from our Support team.

- Contribute to internal tooling, build automation, CI/CD pipelines, and test infrastructure.

- Take part in our ongoing modernization, including new architecture and user interface frameworks.

- Write clean, maintainable, well-tested code, and take part in code reviews, both giving and receiving feedback.

- Share team responsibilities such as build pipeline and bug-triage rotations.

- Collaborate with engineers, QA, Product Management, and domain experts to deliver solutions that meet user needs.

- Stay on top of industry trends, and use modern tools, including AI coding assistants, responsibly to continuously improve your skillset.

- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience).