We're looking for an engineer who knows how CNC machines really behave — and can bridge the gap between software logic and the physical behavior of hardware on the shop floor. Your main task: Build a secure communication layer between our licensing system and CNC machines – enabling encrypted, DRM-controlled production of licensed parts directly on the hardware. 🔍 What you’ll work on: Integration with CNC controllers (e. g.
Siemens, FANUC, Haas)Secure transfer and execution of G-code from licensed CAD/CAM modelsDevelopment of a local agent with native access to hardware (USB/Serial/Ethernet)Plugin-style support for new machine typesDRM logic: usage tracking, license validation, tamper-proof flowCollaboration with backend/frontend teams✅ What we expect: Solid skills in Python / C++ / C#, and low-level interfacesExperience with CNC control protocols, G-code, post-processingYou’ve worked with real industrial machines and know how to make them run via softwareYou’ve built or debugged drivers, machine interfaces, or similarDegrees and titles are optional — working code is not➕ Bonus if you have:
Knowledge of STEP-NC, OPC UA, or CNC SDKsBackground in secure data flows or licensing systemsExperience with Fusion360, SolidCAM, or MasterCAM integrations🔧 Tech you’ll touch: Serial/USB/EthernetWindows/Linux/macOSMSI/DEB packaging, Git, Docker, CI/CDREST APIs, local services, cloud sync (Azure/AWS optional)If you've written code that talks to machines — let’s talk. Send us a short note and a link to something you’ve built or debugged. No fluff.
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