Are you a hardcore engineer? One of those few people that makes the difference. We've been getting things done that no other team has ever achieved. VLM is a technology capable of processing materials 1,000x more viscous than any other 3D printing resin, and we've then turned that viscosity into also unprecedented material properties, reaching automotive & aerospace properties (or literally printing rocket propellants).
And how we did it? By being brave. Not taking no for an answer. With a lot of creativity. And working harder than the rest. All those are human factors, not technology factors. We did it because of our team DNA, and we're now looking for similar minded people to conquer new limits.
Your Mission You will be a pivotal force in our Engineering Team. We are looking for a proactive Software Engineer to lead the development of our machine control software, which governs the full 3D printing process and has a major impact in the quality of the produced parts and the system reliability.



You will be responsible for defining the software architecture that orchestrates the entire machine process, developing algorithms, routines and control systems. You will work closely with embedded, electronics, mechatronics and process engineers to support the entire integration.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the design and development of the machine-level control software.
- Define and own the software architecture, including system decomposition, interfaces, and integration with embedded and hardware subsystems.
- Design and implement core control algorithms and process routines that coordinate motion, materials, and machine sequencing.
- Own critical software components directly, setting technical direction and implementing key parts of the codebase.
- Collaborate closely with embedded and mechatronics engineers to ensure tight hardware–software integration.
- Lead system-level testing and validation activities, from defining test plans and experiments to analyzing data and

📌 Senior Software Engineer (España)
🏢 Supernova
📍 España