The client company utilizes robotic swarms for 3D printing underground tunnels, controlled by a FLEET CONTROLLER comprising various components including GUIs, SCADA screens, and an API written in different languages. Each robot operates using structured text software on a Beckhoff PLC with a Twincat HMI. The workflow involves data input, manipulation, and transfer between GUIs, Excel spreadsheets, SQL databases, and PLC arrays via an API, ultimately displaying metrics on the CONTRACT OUTPUT GUI. However, the FLEET CONTROLLER v1.0 has become unreliable, necessitating improvement within a tight deadline. A software developer is being recruited for a 4-8 week contract, focusing on API reliability, SCADA error fixing, workflow enhancement, and collaboration with the robot controls team. Skills required include experience in JSON, SQL, and Excel interfaces, along with debugging and improvement of Java, PHP, and Python code. The contractor must work primarily onsite in Basingstoke, with limited hybrid working, and local preference is preferred. The complexity of Flask and PHP code is low, while the focus remains on improving reliability and functionality within the existing system architecture. Additionally, C++ experience for future IoT and machinery applications is desirable. Overall, the contract aims to address immediate issues, enhance system reliability, and establish a foundation for ongoing software