Siemens Digital Industries Software is a leading provider of solutions for the design, simulation, and manufacture of products across many different industries. Formula 1 cars, skyscrapers, ships, space exploration vehicles, and many of the objects we see in our daily lives are being conceived and manufactured using our Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software.
Imagine shaping the experience of a leading physics simulation platform - bringing intuitive, client-side solutions to life across desktop and cloud. As a Java UI Developer, you’ll join our collaborative Java Framework team, contributing to Simcenter STAR-CCM+ by building and evolving the Java-based client infrastructure across API and UI layers, working in close partnership with our Core Framework colleagues.
You care deeply about clean, modular design, long-term maintainability, and user experience, and you’re confident suggesting improvements that elevate both code and collaboration. You’ll contribute thoughtfully to a shared codebase used by a general community of over 300 developers,



balancing attention to detail with the confidence to evolve and enhance existing solutions.
Designing, documenting and building robust, extensible software.
Implementing new features and refactoring existing code in Java client of Simcenter STAR-CCM+.
Collaborating closely with colleagues through tools like Jira, Confluence, Git and Bitbucket.
Joining forces with our UX and vertical teams to craft efficient user workflows.
Building and maintaining automated unit and integration tests.
Degree or commensurate experience in computer science, engineering or mathematics with 3+ years of post-academic experience in software design and development.
Expertise in crafting client-server, desktop products for Linux and Windows.
Strong knowledge of the Java language, including modern features.
Experience developing Java clients in Swing/NetBeans (the framework, not the IDE) or a similar framework.
Application development with large-sc

📌 Java UI Developer (España)
🏢 Siemens
📍 España