Infotainment Function Developer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Italdesign in San Mauro Torinese
Italdesign is an Italian design and engineering company specializing in automotive, transportation, and product development sectors.
Based in Moncalieri (Turin) with over 1,300 employees worldwide, it has been innovating and working with top car makers and emerging players for more than 57 years.
Renowned for its important role in car design, Italdesign has developed iconic vehicles and offers comprehensive services spanning exterior and interior design, prototyping, engineering, and turnkey project management. Its vertical integrated approach ensures seamless support to clients, from the first idea to homologation and series production, delivering solutions tailored to client needs.
Italdesign also develops new technologies and fosters advancements in mobility and prototyping. In recent years, it has expanded into electronic systems development, including infotainment, ADAS, high-voltage batteries, and Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs). This blend of technical expertise and creative design makes it a leader in the industry.
Since joining the Audi Group in 2010,
Italdesign has grown and created innovative solutions, combining aesthetics and functionality to pioneer cutting-edge solutions that meet the market demands. In 2025 Italdesign obtained the Top Employers Certification for the tenth year in a row.
Italdesign is looking for an Engineer to join the Infotainment Development Team. The ideal candidate is someone driven and self-motivated by passion for cars, a positive and target-oriented person capable to face complex challenges in a dynamic environment.
Responsibilities
- Leading the development and implementation of advanced Infotainment System features/functions;
- Ensuring that the function is aligned with the overall business strategy and goals;
- Project status reporting in internal and external meetings;
- Writing Requirements and Functional Specifications;
- Interfacing with stakeholders to discuss system architecture(s) through workshops and design m