
At ABB, we help industries become more resource-efficient and cleaner - and every person here contributes to the results. You'll have the opportunity to lead, be supported to grow and be proud of the impact we create together. Join us and help drive what drives the world.
This position reports to:R&D Team Lead
Your role and responsibilities
We are looking for a dedicated and experienced software developer who thrives in an environment where stability, quality and long-term thinking are key. In this role, you will work on maintaining and improving established systems that are business-critical for our customers. This means that you need to be careful, responsible and appreciate working methodically in complex technical environments.
You will be an important part of a small team where your ability to work independently, in groups and take responsibility for your deliveries is central. Here we value people who like to be in control of details, follow processes and ensure that systems work as they should - every day. As documentation is sometimes limited, you need to be comfortable searching for information, familiarizing yourself with legacy code bases and interpreting existing architecture.
The role includes:
Qualifications for the role
More about us:
Recruiting Manager Johan Majtorp +46 725 189 551, is happy to answer questions about the position. Trade union contacts - Sveriges Ingenjörer: Mikael Blomqvist, +46 768 06 00 11; Ledarna: Leif Öhrberg, +46 724 64 40 16; Unionen: Krista Andersson, +46 706 44 02 85. Other questions should be directed to Talent Partner Irma Leijon, +46 724612314.
The deadline for applications is March 25. We work with continuous selection, which means that the position may be filled before the deadline.
Building a cleaner and smarter future requires all kinds of people: the curious, the brave and the creative. That's why we welcome people from all backgrounds and experiences.
Are you ready to make a difference?
Apply today or visit https://www.abb.com to learn more about how our solutions are impacting the world.