JOB SUMMARY

UX Management Team in Chicago, IL, is responsible for best-in-class electricity Distribution Automation and Wireless Communication products and solutions for the worldwide Smart Grid. Included in this position is the support of intelligent embedded software devices include microprocessor-based capacitor, switch, and fault interrupting controls; patented peer-to-peer feeder restoration systems; and the associated device management software

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Plan, design and develop high quality .NET desktop and web applications.
• Research and incorporate latest features of C#, .NET, Electron, ReactJS and Javascript applications.
• Engage with product managers and engineers and articulate ideas clearly
• Participate in design sessions and code reviews
• Work on cross-functional teams

To select this job as one of interest to you, at a minimum, you must have the following:

• Experience in the design and development of software applications using C#, Electron, ReactJS, Javascript, Microsoft .NET framework, Visual Studio, WPF/XAML, 
• Knowledge of and strong experience working with communication protocols.
• Experience with web development tools and technologies such as Electron, ReactJS.
• Familiarity with multi-threaded programming paradigms
• Exposure to unit testing a plus
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• BS degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or demonstrated equivalent.
• Ability to travel up to 5% of the time with rare periods lasting more than a week.

Major Physical Demands

• Standing: Occasional standing for work on complete control assemblies.
• Lifting: Occasional lifting of controls and test equipment, less than 50 pounds.
• Walking: Occasional walking throughout the facility.
• Carrying: Occasional carrying of light objects.
• Pushing: Infrequent pushing of objects, possibly related to rearrangement work.
• Pulling: Infrequent pulling of objects, possibly related to rearrangement work.
• Bending: Occasional bending during access to equipment.
• Reaching: Infrequent reaching.
• Handling: Frequent handling of parts or tools.
• Environment: Frequent handling of parts or tools.