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Software Architect OT (f/m/d)

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Ubicación Alemania

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Unidad empresarial Digital Products and Solutions

Tiempo completo/parcial Jornada completa

Nivel de experiencia Profesional / Experto

A Snapshot of Your Day The Software Architect OT shapes the Industrial Digital Foundation and Software-Defined Automation architecture across Digital Products and Solutions (DPS). The role defines how industrial assets, control systems, edge platforms, operational data and knowledge, enterprise services, and AI capabilities work together in a secure, governed, and reusable architecture. Create and scale an Industrial Digital Foundation that reduces product-specific engineering, enables reusable software-defined automation and edge capabilities, and provides trusted operational context for digital services and AI-enabled energy systems across components, assets, plants, fleets, and enterprise platforms.

Define, maintain, and govern target and reference architectures, principles, reusable patterns, technical standards, and guardrails for OT, edge, industrial data, and automation across DPS.

Industrial Digital Foundation: Establish shared asset, system, equipment, semantic, and state models that can be governed once and reused across engineering, operations, digital services, analytics, and AI.

Software-defined automation: Decouple control applications and engineering artifacts from specific hardware while preserving deterministic behavior, functional safety, cybersecurity, reliability, availability, and lifecycle support.

Define resilient architectures connecting industrial assets, control workloads, edge services, enterprise platforms, cloud services, and AI. Address local processing, offline operation, store-and-forward, remote lifecycle management, observability, and graceful degradation.

OT/IT integration and interoperability:



Drive secure, open, multi-vendor integration across plant networks, industrial DMZs, edge, cloud, and enterprise environments using appropriate protocols, APIs, brokers, gateways, and information models.

Trusted industrial data: Define consistent approaches for acquiring, timestamping, validating, buffering, normalizing, contextualizing, and securely transporting industrial data, including metadata, lineage, data quality, and time synchronization.

Cybersecurity and compliance: Embed defense in depth, segmentation, secure remote access, identity, certificate and secrets management, hardening, vulnerability management, auditability, and applicable industrial cybersecurity requirements into architecture decisions.

Translate the Industrial Digital Foundation into prioritized technology roadmaps and cross-product adoption plans.

Mentor engineers and architects, build critical competencies, and align product, platform, controls, cybersecurity, data, and AI teams.

Define governance and assurance principles for AI agents and agent-based architectures, including safe tool access, human oversight, operational boundaries, and integration with trusted industrial context.

Master’s degree in automation, electrical or control engineering, computer science, software engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience. Extensive experience in industrial automation, industrial software, digital platforms, or critical infrastructure is expected.

OT and control systems: Deep knowledge of PLC, DCS, SCADA, historian, protection, and condition-monitoring environments, including plant operations, high-availability and safety constraints, long asset lifecycles, brownfield integration, and controlled change.

Industrial connectivity: Strong working knowledge of Linux, containers, Kubernetes, edge gateways, distributed runtimes, fleet anagement, remote updates, observability, resilient systems, and hybrid on-premises/edge/cloud architectures.





Industrial data, semantics, and digital twins: Experience with time-series data, asset hierarchies, metadata, semantic models, contextualization, data lineage, digital twins, and the creation of governed, discoverable, reusable data products.

Cybersecurity, safety, and reliability: Strong working knowledge of industrial network architecture, defense in depth, functional safety and reliability, secure communications, and relevant requirements such as IEC 62443, NERC CIP, NIS2, and the Cyber Resilience Act where applicable.

Software and delivery: Experience with modern software engineering, APIs, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, automated testing, observability, versioning, and secure software lifecycle practices. Ability to express technical choices in business and engineering terms and align global multidisciplinary teams. Fluency in English is required; About the Team In the central Digital Products and Solutions (DPS) organization, our Technology and Innovation department is responsible to implement new and innovative technologies across DPS but also to Siemens Energy. In DPS, our software products already cover a wide range of categories, and we see many opportunities for growth: Asset Performance Management, Energy Management, Asset Monitoring, Asset Health Prediction, Customer Portal & AI-assisted Applications, Connectivity & Edge, Backend Core / Domain / Platform Services, and Professional Services.

At Siemens Energy, we are more than just an energy technology company. With ~100.00 dedicated employees in more than 90 countries, we develop the energy systems of the future, ensuring that the growing energy demand of the global community is met reliably and sustainably. Our global team is committed to making sustainable, reliable, and affordable energy a reality by pushing the boundaries of what is possible. We offer our employees the opportunity to work flexibly and remotely, and our inspiring offices provide space for collaboration and creativity

The professional and personal development of our employees is very important to us. In relation to the "compatibility of family and work", we have a wide range of offers, e.g. flexible working time models, childcare places at many locations, the possibility of trial part-time work or even a sabbatical

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