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Want to make a mark on our time? Become a Software Engineer Maritime Signature Systems with TNO in The Hague.
Help make naval vessels invisible to the enemy with your software. Do you want to make a real impact by helping the Royal Netherlands Navy prepare for the future? Join TNO in The Hague as a Software Engineer.
Within the Autonomous Systems & Decision Support division, TNO develops technologies for autonomous systems, sensors, and decision support with direct relevance to Defence. The Integrated Mission Management department translates this expertise into practical software solutions for complex operational environments, including those on board naval vessels.
In this role, you will contribute to maritime signature management systems: software that helps predict and influence the visibility and vulnerability of ships. By doing so, you support the Royal Netherlands Navy in remaining effective, safe, and deployable under future operational conditions.
As a Software Engineer, you will work on one or more projects within the department. In any case, you will become part of the highly motivated development team focused on signature management. Within this team, you will collaborate with scientific staff on a maritime signature management system that helps predict and influence the visibility of ships and their vulnerability to threats.
While the scientific staff focuses on the models and their underlying scientific principles, you will ensure that this knowledge is translated into robust, maintainable, and testable software for operational use aboard current and future naval vessels. You will develop a solid understanding of the key concepts behind the models and be able to connect them to the operational needs of the customer.
The team follows a SAFe/Scrum-based way of working. Within this environment, you will make a tangible contribution to a shared mission: making signature management capabilities available to the Royal Netherlands Navy fleet.
We are looking for a Software Engineer who is energized by building reliable software for complex, technically challenging applications. You enjoy collaborating with scientific staff and helping to transform their models and prototypes into robust, maintainable, and testable software suitable for operational use. Your strength lies in professionalizing software, safeguarding quality, and ensuring that research results can be applied reliably in practice.
We are looking for candidates with the following background and qualities:
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Experience with the following is considered a plus:
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Challenging and varied work with a real impact. At TNO, you are in charge of shaping your career. We offer a gross monthly salary between € 3,500,- and € 5,000,- based on your knowledge and experience, 8% holiday pay, a 13th month bonus of 8.33% and a flex budget (5.58% + € 180). In addition, you will be given every opportunity to develop yourself.
TNO offers optional employee benefits, enabling you to tailor your benefits package to match your personal situation. You may also expect:
Our people are at the heart of TNO. Their curiosity, expertise and entrepreneurial mindset make it possible to deliver high-impact research and innovations that contribute to society’s sustainable wellbeing and prosperity.
Your talent and ambition have every opportunity to flourish at TNO. You work with experts, both within and beyond TNO, have access to advanced technology and the freedom to explore, experiment and innovate. TNO’s strength lies in independence, reliability and collaboration.
Innovation with purpose: that is what TNO stands for. We develop knowledge not for its own sake, but for practical application. TNO connects people and knowledge to create innovations that boost the competitive strength of industry and the well-being of society in a sustainable way.
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