Applications Software Engineer

About the role

The Applications Software Engineer will develop, enhance, and sustain software applications across NOV's Service Equipment portfolio. Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will create customer‑facing features, maintain existing tools, and support testing and release activities for products such as LogMaster+, CRFlex, and TorqueMaster.

Key responsibilities

• Implement new product features, UI improvements, and enhancements under senior guidance.
• Integrate software with industrial equipment, PLCs, databases, cloud services, and third‑party systems.
• Participate in testing, debugging, validation, and release processes to ensure reliable performance.
• Troubleshoot issues, support product sustainment, and assist with field investigations.
• Collaborate with mechanical, controls, cloud, and product engineering teams to deliver integrated solutions.
• Contribute to design discussions, code reviews, and continuous improvement of development practices.
• Create and maintain technical documentation, test procedures, and design artifacts.
• Continuously expand knowledge in industrial automation, cloud‑connected products, and modern application development.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer/Electrical/Mechanical/Mechatronics Engineering, or a related field.
• 3‑5 years of experience in industrial automation, control systems, PLC programming, or industrial software development.
• Demonstrated software development experience through coursework, internships, co‑op, or professional work.
• Experience with at least one modern programming language (C#, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, Python, or C++).
• Understanding of software development principles, object‑oriented programming, and version control (Git).
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities with effective written and verbal communication.
• Willingness to learn industrial automation, connected products, and modern development practices.

Required skills

• C#
• JavaScript / TypeScript
• Go
• Python
• C++
• Git (version control)