Integration Software Engineer

LOJELIS US offers a hands on, on site role in Greenville, SC for a Senior Integration Software Engineer. This full time, onsite position provides a competitive hourly range of $70 to $80 and the chance to drive the technical integration of manufacturing systems across multiple sites in the Americas. Work alongside a collaborative team, contribute to ongoing support and upgrades, and play a key role in observability and reliability of middleware and software.

Responsibilities

• Develop or modify manufacturing middleware to support operations across sites
• Provide software support and interface with key users using Service Now
• Participate in daily Agile standups and manage software with Gitlab
• Collaborate with key stakeholders and the team lead on integration initiatives
• Document processes, installation steps, and release notes to ensure clarity and traceability
• Coordinate with the Site Reliability Engineer to enhance observability of middleware and software

Requirements

• Degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience
• 5 to 7 or more years of overall experience
• 2+ years of production manufacturing experience preferred
• Strong computer skills and proficiency in programming languages
• Languages: C# (.NET) and Blazor preferred; Java also preferred
• Relational databases: PostgreSQL and Oracle; solid understanding of relational databases
• Infrastructure: Windows and Linux; Kubernetes
• CI/CD: Gitlab CI/CD
• Methodology: Agile/Scrum principles

Technologies

• .NET Framework, C#, ASP.NET, WPF, .NET Core
• Blazer, Blazor
• Oracle Database, PostgreSQL
• VMware ESXi, VMware Tanzu
• Windows Servers, Windows, Linux
• Kubernetes, Gitlab CI/CD, Gitlab
• Service Now

Travel Requirements

Up to 30% travel over a 12 month period. Travel may be spread evenly or concentrated at the start or end of the year, with a maximum of 5 to 6 trips per year and up to 2 international trips (Canada, Mexico, Brazil, France) of which the rest are domestic. Some trips are day trips, with options to stay or commute. Projected breakdown: about 80% one week trips, 10–20% two week trips, and attempts to avoid 3 week trips if possible. Occasional emergency travel may occur once per year if needed. Travel notices are typically provided 3 to 8 months in advance and consideration is given around PTO and vacations.