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LabVIEW Software Engineer - Contract

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Contract LabVIEW Software Engineer – up to £55ph - Outside IR35
Gatwick - Hybrid - ASAP start - 3 months initially
We're recruiting on behalf of a client for a Contract LabVIEW Software Engineer to review, improve, and productionize an existing final test application for a thermal management controller product. The test rack is already built. This is a software-first engagement focused on getting the LabVIEW application, sequence reliability, and logging into a robust, manufacturing-ready state.
Responsibilities:
- Reviewing an existing LabVIEW final test application for structure, maintainability, and production usability
- Improving test sequence flow, operator prompts, error handling, and fault isolation messaging
- Reviewing/improving comms handling — bootloader/application checks, controller communications, status verification
- Improving logging for serial number, software version, config data, results, and failure reasons (full traceability)
- Creating/updating the LabVIEW executable deployment package and documenting the release baseline
- Supporting hardware and fixture debug alongside the software work where needed, and supporting pilot production runs
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Requirements:
- Strong, hands-on National Instruments LabVIEW development/debugging experience
- Experience with industrial automated final test equipment
- A track record of improving existing test software, not just building new applications from scratch
- Comfortable with Ethernet, USB/FTDI, command/response interfaces, and automated logging
- Structured, documentation-led approach to issue management and handover


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Desirable:
- Three-phase powered equipment test experience
- Load banks/thermocouple simulators/DMMs
- Embedded controller production programming/verification
- Thermal or heater control equipment
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