Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Brooks Automation Italy in Italia
Software Engineer (m/f/d) Job Description
The Software Developer is responsible for designing and developing software modules, subsystems, or applications; ensures that development tasks meet functional requirements, quality standards, and project timelines, while striving to exceed customer expectations. In addition, provides both in‑house and in‑field support for debugging and troubleshooting. Active involvement in the software development lifecycle, from requirements analysis to delivery, is a key part of the role. The Software Developer ensures best practices are applied to maximize efficiency and meet development objectives. Collaboration is essential. The Software Developer works closely with Brooks teams, external resources, and software vendors, utilizing strong communication skills to facilitate effective teamwork and cooperates with system engineering to ensure seamless integration between hardware, electronics, and software. The role emphasizes adopting and sustaining innovative software technologies and methodologies,
positioning the company at the forefront of the Laboratory Automation Industry. The focus is on improving solution performance, robustness, and reliability while reducing development time and increasing efficiency. This position offers the opportunity for professional growth through the application of diverse software technologies in the lab diagnostics sector. Additionally, the company’s roadmap in Laboratory Automation provides opportunities for increased responsibility and career advancement. The Software Developer joins a team that values diversity in experience and perspectives, fostering a positive work environment and superior outcomes for customers.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Delivering software with high usability, performance, and reliability.
2. Design, develop, test, and maintain software modules, subsystems, or applications, ensuring high‑quality deliverables that meet functional requirements, quality standards, and project t