Student Software Developer
Pubblicato il 06-09-2026 - Devdept Software in Bologna
Based in Bologna, Italy, devDept was founded in 2006 with the commitment to deliver easy-to-use CAD software components to the engineering industry. The development team consists of a unique mix of programmers, mathematicians, and engineers.
devDept's software components power nearly 1500 unique applications running on millions of computers worldwide. They are used in a wide range of industries including CAD/CAM/CAE and AM, scanning and metrology, medical, dental, BIM, construction, mining, and other large capital asset industries.
Customers include TRUMPF, Siemens, Amada, Porsche, Honda, Boeing, Rolls-Royce, CLAAS, Samsung, Mitutoyo, Komatsu, and Hexagon.
To strengthen our team, we are looking for a Student Software Developer for our Bologna office.
The position
We are looking for a dedicated working student for our development team. From day one, you will be involved in the development of proof of concepts and source code samples, receiving guidance from senior colleagues.
As you gain more experience, you will work more independently.
Your task will be to maintain and extend the collection of our source code samples (20-24 working hours/week).
Your responsibilities
- Technical support for international customers
- Create and maintain source code samples
- Implement proof of concept for potential customers
- Write unit tests under the supervision of senior developers
Your profile
- A student in Computer Sciences or a similar field of study
- Some coding experience and software skills (C# and WPF)
- Good English communication skills
- Highly motivated and ready to take on challenges
What you can expect from us
At devDept you will find a friendly working atmosphere in a young and international team. We do not believe in strict structures and rigid ways of thinking, but instead offer diverse tasks and encourage flexible development that goes beyond flexible working hours.
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