IT Software Developer
Pubblicato il 17-09-2026 - Brasseler USA in Perugia
How you’ll make an impactAs a Software Engineer, you’ll play a key role in building reliable, secure, and scalable software that supports our customers and advances our product strategy. By consistently delivering high‑quality code, contributing to continuous improvement, and collaborating closely within a cross-functional team, you will help us accelerate innovation and strengthen the stability and performance of our technology stack. Success in this role means enabling the business to scale sustainably. Your work will directly influence product reliability, customer satisfaction, and our ability to ship value quickly and safely. You will support our organisational goals by: Helping improve delivery efficiency through clean, well‑tested, maintainable code Strengthening platform reliability by participating in structured debugging and production issue resolution Enhancing customer value by contributing features that are stable, secure, and aligned with user needs Supporting innovation through curiosity, experimentation,
and a continuous-learning mindset Your contributions will empower other engineering teams, product partners, and customer‑facing teams by enabling smooth deployments, reducing technical issues, and improving long‑term maintainability. This is a great opportunity for someone eager to grow into a highly effective engineer while making a meaningful impact on our customers and the future of our product.
What you'll do
- Deliver clean, readable, maintainable code that aligns with established team conventions and coding standards
- Implement features and bug fixes using core team technologies, supported by peers and documented patterns
- Write and maintain unit, integration, and end‑to‑end tests to ensure reliability and prevent regressions
- Participate in resolving production issues by following structured debugging, testing, and documentation practices
- Use logs, breakpoints, and debugging tools to investigate and resolve straightforward coding issues