We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer for our manufacturing, aerospace industry company, located in New England. This position can be fully remote, anywhere within the United States.

Responsible for developing and maintaining world-class CAD/CAM manufacturing software for machining of turbomachinery components. Creating software development plans, program specifications, code development requirements documents, participating in design reviews, and design code. Creating code for new features, fixes, compilation and test. Creating and maintaining code documentation and developing models and algorithms for toolpath creation.

Must have programming experience with C++, Windows, CAD kernels; experience with Applied Computational Geometry (e.g., B-spline curves and surface (NURBS). Knowledge of the application of CAM software and general machining principles. Outstanding communication, leadership and organizational skills required.

Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, and/or Engineering. Masters or Ph.D. is a strong plus. Minimum of five years related work experience is required.

Competitive salary (estimated $90 – 120K) and outstanding benefits package. This position reports into corporate headquarters in New England, but can be done remotely. Must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship of any kind now and in the future.

Please email your resume to nancy@calm-water.com. #US #workfromhome #remote #job

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