Global SD&I Cloud Connectivity Development Lead
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Altro in Torino
Global SD&I; Cloud Connectivity Development Lead
As Cloud Connectivity Development Lead, you drive the evolution and maintenance of the Instrument Cloud platform for Diasorin systems. You'll align software requirements with stakeholder input and own cloud-related topics across the organization. You'll lead cross-functional development efforts, ensure quality and regulatory compliance, and troubleshoot complex software issues. This role offers global impact in a fast-paced, cross-disciplinary environment with a strong focus on patient outcomes.
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Supplementary pension fund
Supplementary healthcare coverage
Flexible benefits package under CCNL
Coordinate cloud connectivity platform development by translating customer and stakeholder needs into software requirements
Oversee design and development of software platform for diagnostics instrumentation data collection and analysis
Coordinate work among third-party developers and external service providers
Define and update software specifications and design details from user requirements
Define technical documentation needs for the cloud platform
Contribute to software troubleshooting and anomaly investigation
Review and manage software verification/validation/test plans and protocols
Collaborate with Instrument Software development teams and other company functions to resolve problems
Ensure compliance with Quality Management System and corporate procedures
Adhere to safety regulations and address unsafe practices
Perform additional duties as assigned
Master's Degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Engineering of Computing Systems
5-10 year experience in software programming (beneficial)
Experience in IVD and/or highly regulated FDA environments and biotechnology (beneficial)
Applied knowledge of computing systems and software structure
Experience with Agile/SCRUM enterprise-scale software development
Strong problem-solving, analytical and organizational skills
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