Senior Programmer/Architect
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - Reggiani Macchine in Comun Nuovo
We are looking for a Senior Programmer/Architect (C++ / C#) with deep architectural experience in software development for industrial machines and automation systems. The candidate will define the code design guidelines for machine-level software and act as a technical mentor to the team, while remaining hands‑on.
This role directly reports to the R&D; product leader in their region with a dotted line to the Sr. Director of Software Development based in Spain.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and optimize the software architecture for the control, diagnostics, and supervision of complex industrial machines, ensuring efficient coexistence between C++ (real‑time/low‑level management, drivers, high‑performance data processing) and C# (HMI, application logic, connectivity).
- Lead the technology choices of the industrial software development team, define coding standards together with the team to ensure maximum machine stability and safety, and conduct rigorous code reviews.
- Explore new technologies and industrial protocols, creating Proofs of Concept (PoCs)
to improve machine performance, efficiency, and connectivity.
- Work closely with the electronic design, automation (PLC), and mechanical teams to translate machine operating specifications into robust software architectures.
- Act as a reference point for less experienced programmers, helping them solve complex software/hardware interface issues.
Requirements
- Proven experience in developing application or control software for industrial machines, plants, or complex embedded systems.
- Deep knowledge of software‑hardware interaction dynamics (input/output management, machine cycles, alarm management, and machine state management).
- Excellent knowledge of modern C++, concurrent/multithreaded programming, memory management, and performance optimization for critical low‑level tasks.
- Solid experience with the .NET ecosystem (Framework + Core) for developing advanced human‑machine interfaces (HMI), supervis