Full Stack Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Qascom in Padova
Qascom | Aerospace & Defence is looking for a Full Stack Software Engineer for its headquarter in Cassola (VI), Italy. As part of the Software Engineering Team, the candidate will contribute to the design, development, testing and implementation of high-end critical software applications for space missions and Governmental services. This includes the possibility of being involved in the newest cutting-edge projects of the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency, as well as supporting the major international industrial players of the sector.
Initially, the resource will manage the maintenance and evolution of a complex distributed system for GNSS interference monitoring .
What you’ll work on
- Design, development, test and deploymen t of distributed systems for data collection, storage and visualization;
- System level activities, including but not limited to, requirements analysis, identification and flow-down, software design and development
- Development of technical documentatio n, according to the applicable standards relevant to the engineering domain (e.g. ESA/ECSS, GSWS,
ETSI, etc.)
- Implementation and deployment of RAG system s and fine-tuned LLM s in production environments.
- Maintenance of production system s with focus on availability, according to SLA
- Management of the system infrastructur e and DevOps activitie s, including monitoring, troubleshooting, and fixing infrastructure-related issues
What do you need
- Bachelor’s or Master’ s degree in Computer Science Engineerin g is a mus t;
- Professional experience in developing and maintaining complex applications deploy ed in production, ideally under SLA;
- Professional experience with relational databases;
- Professional experience of containerizati on (Docker is required, Kubernetes is a plus);
- Good knowledge of web applications developments and deployment;
- Good knowledge of security principles ;
- Good knowledge of software engineering, design practices, patterns and object-orient