Software Engineer, Materials
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Cadmatic Oy in Roma
Software Engineer, Materials
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Cadmatic is a leading global developer of digital and intelligent 3‑based design, engineering, and information management solutions for the marine, process, and construction industries. Our journey started in the 1980s. Over the past decade, we have grown by 20 percent annually, and it's all about talent. We truly value our people – many stay with us for years, with an average tenure of 10 years. Today we have over 330 proactive, engaged, and growth‑minded people in 20 countries around the world. Over 6000 customers are using our software solutions in 60 countries. In the marine industry, our technology supports around 40 percent of the world’s shipyards. We continue strong growth.
Our Data Management team in Piacenza develops engineering data management software that helps our customers deliver successful engineering projects.
We are looking for a Software Engineer to join our development team currently working on our web‑based CadmaticMaterials application.
As part of the team, you create new and maintain existing features. You find ways to fulfill user needs, and you strive for efficient technical solutions and good usability. You participate in planning, implementation, and review both independently and as part of the Scrum team. In addition, you work closely with the Product Owner, who guides your everyday tasks.
What we offer :
We offer you a role where you can truly make a difference. As part of our team, you will work with experienced professionals to develop high‑quality software products used in demanding engineering projects. This position presents an opportunity for you to further enhance your skills while actively contributing to the growth of Cadmatic. As developers of our own products, we have the autonomy to set our own goals and milestones which gives us freedom to innovate