Cygnify Hiring! Full Time Planning - Scheduling Developer in - Ricebowl

Planning & Scheduling Developer

About the role

Our client's industry partners still plan production in spreadsheets. We replace that with automated, finite-capacity scheduling tool.

You will turn real factory constraints into working code: machines, fixtures, labour shifts, multi-level BOMs, tank and material limits, and sequence-dependent changeovers. The result is schedules planners trust: shorter makespan, higher utilisation, and delivery dates the business can commit to.

What you’ll do

Scheduling logic

• Design and implement scheduling heuristics and optimisation rules in C#/.NET.
• Model manufacturing constraints in code: shared tooling, labour skills and shifts, machine capability, material availability and changeover matrices.
• Tune rules and solver parameters for speed and schedule quality on production-size data (hundreds of thousands of operations).

Integration and data

• Build and maintain data pipelines between ERP, MES and the scheduling engine using REST/SOAP APIs and SQL Server.
• Write high-performance stored procedures and queries, and diagnose integration and logic failures quickly.

Tools for planners

• Build web tools in Angular for planners: interactive Gantt views, priority changes and what-if scenario comparison.
• Deliver SSRS reports and dashboards for manufacturing KPIs such as on-time delivery, utilisation, setup hours and WIP.

Project delivery

• Run requirement workshops with planners and shop-floor teams, and turn what you learn into rules and data models.
• Demo progress regularly, support UAT and go-live, and train users.

What you’ll bring

• 4+ years building production software in C#/.NET, ideally in manufacturing.
• Solid object-oriented design and modern design patterns.
• Angular, or a similar framework, for business web applications.
• Strong SQL Server skills: data modeling, stored procedures, query tuning.
• Experience delivering enterprise systems involving scheduling, ERP MES and APS, from first logic to stable production use.
• Clear communication with non-technical users; you can explain why the schedule made a decision.

Nice to have

• Experience with any production scheduling or APS tool.
• Experience with MES or ERP systems.