Software Developer Desktop & Diagnostics Tools (C# / .NET)

Company Description Bosch Thermoteknik AB in Tranås develops, manufactures and sells heat pumps for the European market. We are approximately 700 employees and from part of the large Bosch Group, which consists of approximately 409,000 employees worldwide. We work with sustainable simplification of everyday life where the focus is on the environment, innovation and development. In Tranås there is a production unit and a competence and development center. The heat pumps we manufacture draw energy from different sources - the mountain, the water, or the air. We work to constantly be at the forefront and contribute to sustainable energy and a better environment with the goal of creating a simplified everyday life for our customers. In short, we create technology that is "Invented for life". Job Description At Bosch Thermoteknik AB in Tranås, we are shaping the future of sustainable living. As a key player within the Bosch Home Comfort division, we develop and manufacture world-class heating and cooling solutions. We belong to the Electric Solutions (ES) business unit, dedicated to driving the global energy transition through state-of-the-art electric heat pump technology. To keep our high-efficiency systems running flawlessly, our network of over 1,000 service technicians across Europe and our engineering labs rely on dependable, modern desktop tools and software utilities. We are now seeking a skilled Software Developer to join our team in Tranås. In this role, you will take ownership of key applications like our SWDL (Software Download) field tool and develop custom logging, data acquisition, and diagnostic utilities that empower our laboratory engineers during heat pump testing and verification. Your Contribution to Our Mission Desktop Application Development: Design, build, and maintain modern Windowsdesktop applications using C# and the .NET ecosystem. Empower Lab Engineers: Develop intuitive data logging, monitoring, and diagnosticutilities used by test eng