Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Garmin Italy Technologies in Bozzano
We are seeking a full-time Software Engineer
You are self-motivated, goal-oriented, and strong team player who is willing to be an active contributor to the success of the team, providing technical solutions and support in a dynamic and highly performing environment.
We offer you the chance to join a team of software professionals who all work together to achieve the best results for our customers. You will work with people with a pioneering spirit and passion for challenges.
In this role, you will be responsible for designing and developing complex C++ software that powers Garmin’s high-quality products to our customers.
What you'll do :
Develop complex software in C++
Create and execute designs of Garmin products following applicable software development methodology and releases processes
Gain experience of SW engineering tools (such as configuration management systems, build processes, and debuggers) as part of the Garmin software development process
Collaborate and add value through participation in peer code reviews, providing comments and suggestions
Provide reliable solutions to a variety of problems using sound problem-solving techniques
Perform technical root cause analysis and outline corrective action for given problems
Estimate level of effort, evaluate new options for similar technology, and offer suggestions to improve processes
Perform unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability
Work collaboratively and professionally with other Garmin associates in cross- functional teams to achieve goals
Apply a sense of urgency, commitment and focus on the right priorities in developing solutions in a timely fashion
Participate in product/application definition activities, including feature analysis and system tradeoffs
What you'll need :
Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering plus a minimum of 1-year relevant experience
Strong C++ programming
Object-orientated programming principles and Design p