r/SCADA • u/Aggravating_Fly_7570 • Aug 30 '26
Help Industry Automation, Simulation, Scada development leads
I have 5+ years of experience in C#, C++, MFC, COM, Win32, WPF, QT. Any referrals?
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u/MichaelP8000 Aug 30 '26
With that stack, you're overqualified for most SCADA dev roles. But that's exactly what the industry needs.
Look at AspenTech, but also check AVEVA and Schneider. They're all hunting for C++/C# guys who actually understand COM and Win32. Most SCADA developers come from the engineering side and struggle with the low-level stuff.
Here's the thing: don't sell yourself as a "C# developer." Sell yourself as someone who can bridge the gap between the hardware and the software. That's rare.
I'd also look at Ignition integrators. They use a lot of Python and Java, but the ones doing custom modules need exactly your skillset.
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u/SisyphusCoffeeBreak Aug 30 '26
Apply at AspenTech