Junior UCOS Software Engineer
South Africa (Remote) | International Projects | Energy & Terminal Automation Are you a recent Computer Engineering graduate with a passion for software development and solving complex technical challenges? An exciting opportunity is available for a motivated and ambitious Junior UCOS Software Engineer to support innovative oil and gas terminal automation projects in the UK, US, and beyond. Key Responsibilities - Design, test, and implement cutting-edge UCOS (DCS) software solutions - Develop and support industrial software systems - Debug, troubleshoot, and deliver innovative software solutions - Assist with project planning and milestone delivery - Work remotely on international projects from South Africa - Gain exposure to world-class automation technology in the energy sector Essential Skills and Requirements - Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - Knowledge of C#, JavaScript, and ideally some experience with C - Familiarity with MS SQL Server and T-SQL - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills - Excellent communication and teamwork abilities - A passion for learning and adapting to new technologies What is in It for You? - Competitive salary - Extensive training and development opportunities - Flexible working hours - Dynamic and supportive team environment - Clear career growth pathways - Potential international travel opportunities for project deployments and implementation This is a fantastic opportunity to kick-start an engineering career with a company delivering innovative software solutions to the global energy industry. Apply Now! For more IT jobs, please visit www.networkrecruitmentinternational.com/ I also specialise in recruiting in the following: - Software Development - Data Engineer - Data Analyst - Infrastructure Architecture - ... and more! If you have not had any response in two weeks, please consider the vacancy application unsuccessful. Your profile will be kept on our database for any other suitable roles / positions. For more information contact: Evandria Rademeyer Researcher