Senior Software Engineer, Core Systems — AI-Driven Cloud Platform
Key Skills
Job Description
Milence is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for Core Systems to lead design and operation of cloud-native, event-driven platforms powering a heavy-duty transport charging network in Europe. You will own complex solutions end-to-end, collaborate with Product, Data and Engineering, and drive automation, observability and AI-assisted development to enable scalable, secure and reliable software across Milence’s platforms.
Core Responsibilities
Lead the design and operation of cloud-native, event-driven platforms that power a heavy-duty transport charging network in Europe. Own complex solutions end-to-end and collaborate with Product, Data, and Engineering to advance automation, observability, and AI-assisted development across the company’s platforms.
Requirements
The role calls for senior-level software engineering experience and the ability to design and operate cloud-native, event-driven systems. It also requires end-to-end ownership of complex solutions and collaboration across Product, Data, and Engineering to support scalable, secure, and reliable software.
About Milence
Industry: Truck Transportation
Company size: 51-200 employees
Established in July 2022 as a joint venture between Daimler Truck, the TRATON GROUP, and the Volvo Group, Milence is dedicated to making the future of road transport fossil-free. To realize this vision, we are building a reliable charging network for all battery-electric heavy-duty trucks regardless of brand. Our goal is to deploy high-performance charging points along all major TEN-T corridors across Europe, aligning infrastructure roll-out with customer needs and market developments. With an initial focus on 15 markets and operational hubs already open in several key locations, Milence is rapidly expanding its network to ensure that heavy-duty electric vehicles can operate seamlessly across the continent, supporting the transition to a sustainable and efficient transport system. Power to go further