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Software Engineer - Industry

Alewijnse·📍 Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands

Employment

FULL TIME

Work mode

Hybrid

Experience

MID LEVEL

Salary

€4K – €5.7K/mo

Pay vs market · Bottom quarter

This job's pay (€58,200 a year at the midpoint) is lower than over 90% of 9 salary-listed Software Engineer jobs in Netherlands in the last 12 months; their median is €82,500.

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Role overview

Job description

What will you be doing? Together with your fellow software engineers, you’ll work on the development and implementation of control software for a wide range of electrical installations in industrial automation. You’ll collaborate closely with clients, translating functional requirements into technical solutions within PLC and SCADA environments. Your responsibilities include: Translating customer requirements into concrete control solutions Developing and testing PLC and SCADA software (including Siemens/Schneider platforms) Performing functional testing at the office and on-site Commissioning software on location, working with the client and your team Actively contributing to the development of our internal standards and tools Keeping your knowledge up-to-date and sharing expertise within the team With your skills and dedication, you help create safe, efficient, and sustainable industrial processes. What do we offer you? At Alewijnse, you’ll work on innovative projects that contribute to essential infrastructure – such as water purification, geothermal energy and sustainable factories. We offer you plenty of room for development in an environment that values your knowledge, initiative and commitment. Here’s what you’ll get: A salary between €4000 and €5700 per month (full-time) Additional pay for overtime 25 days of holiday and 13 ADV days Personal training and development opportunities Employment conditions in line with the Metal & Engineering Collective Labour Agreement (CAO Metaal & Techniek) Pension scheme via PMT And there’s more: With WeConnect , you stay connected with colleagues. Think: sports activities, a staff association, a company webshop and many other perks. Who are you? You’re analytically strong, structured in your work and solution-oriented. You thrive in project teams and enjoy bringing software to life – independently and collaboratively – both in the office and on-site. You bring: A completed HBO degree in Electrical Engineering, Industrial Automation or similar Experience with PLC/SCADA programming (Siemens, Schneider or similar) Willingness to travel occasionally for testing and commissioning Strong communication skills and a customer-focused mindset Do you want to use your expertise in industrial automation to make a real impact in sectors like water, food, chemicals and manufacturing? As a Software Engineer at Alewijnse, you’ll develop smart solutions for complex control systems – from the office through to commissioning on-site.

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  • Source: Alewijnse's official careers site · still listed there on 10 Nov 2026
  • Posted 25 Nov 2025

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How Software Engineer demand looks in Netherlands

72/100 · rising

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What they are looking for

Skills & requirements

Department · Engineering

Hiring company

Alewijnse

Food & Beverage

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