- Role with impact
- Working together with engineers
- Help feeding the world
- Maassluis
- 32-40 hours
- HBO of WO opleiding
We are looking for multiple talented an experienced software engineers who will contribute to the architecture of the new generation of automated Lely milking systems.
You will be part of the Software Development Team that is going to upgrade the software of the milking robot to the next level. This implies that the objective of our team is to ensure that our software – taking the fast time-to-market into account – can be effectively extended and maintained. All efforts are aimed at providing added value for the customer – our dairy farmers.
Among other things, the specific remit of our team includes the tasks outlined below.
A job for a true inventor, at a company driven by innovation. You will see your ideas come to life as they leave the factory to our customer, the dairy farmer. At the end you will contribute to a sustainable way of farming.
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We appreciate your interest, but we are sourcing all our candidates directly. We understand you are trying to offer your candidates interesting jobs at an innovative company like Lely but consider that any unsolicited profiles you send us will be treated as direct applications.
Bel of WhatsApp via +31(0)6 535 019 49 of mail naar osmid@lely.com.
At Lely, we believe in achieving a sustainable, profitable and agreeable future for dairy farmers by combining robotisation, engineering and farming expertise.
It all started with a dream cherished by two brothers in Maassluis 70 years ago, and ever since, we have worked to become innovative market leaders in automated systems for dairy farmers across the globe. With a team of 2,300 professional specialists, we work constantly to bring about revolutionary solutions for the agro industry. We are based at our Maassluis Campus, a building which features the highest sustainability performance possible, not just in the Netherlands, but on a global scale. Our overall objective: making dairy farming interesting, also for the coming generations.