Senior Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Garmin Italy Technologies in Italia
We are seeking a full-time Senior Software Engineer.
We offer you the chance to join a team of software professionals who all work together to achieve the best results for our customers. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and developing complex C++ software that powers Garmin’s high-quality products to our customers.
Develop complex software in C++.
Perform technical root cause analysis and outline corrective action for given problems offering comments, suggestions for alternative solutions, process improvements, and estimating level of effort.
Continuously evaluate and improve architecture and performance to meet evolving business needs.
Deliver high-quality software solutions through test-driven development (TDD) practices, implementing automated testing strategies to improve reliability and efficiency.
Work collaboratively and professionally with other Garmin associates in cross functional teams to achieve goals.
Participate in product and/or application definition activities including feature analysis and system trade-offs.
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering plus a minimum of 5 years relevant experience.
Strong C++ programming and solid knowledge of latest C++ standards (C++14 and above).
Experience architecting complex solutions.
Thorough understanding of computing using complex data structures, complex algorithms, memory management, multi-threading, design patterns and standard libraries.
Experience working with C++ IDEs, GIT for version control and CI/CD processes (e.g. Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Ansible).
Fluency in English.
Must be team-oriented, possess a positive attitude and ability to work well with others across several locations worldwide in a highly collaborative environment.
Experience with agile SDLC methodologies and tools like Azure DevOps/JIRA/Confluence.
Premio points if you have:
Experience in leading technical teams.
Knowledge of Android and/or iOS frameworks.
Experience with C++ cross-compilation on