Control Systems Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 18-09-2026 - Linkedin in Milano
At Caracol, we're not just changing the game: we're redefining the rules of the manufacturing world and expanding the boundaries of what's possible.
Since our foundation in Milan, Italy, in 2017, we've been on a mission to revolutionize Large Format Additive Manufacturing (LFAM). By pioneering cutting-edge technology, we tackle the most complex challenges across aerospace, marine, energy, design, and architecture industries.
Our solutions combine advanced robotics, patented extrusion systems and our proprietary Eidos Manufacturing software, enabling high-performance, large-scale production with unmatched efficiency and sustainability.
Central to our innovation are our flagship platforms: Heron AM, for 3D printing of large-scale composite parts and Vipra AM, to produce large-scale metal components.
With Europe's largest LFAM production center, a facility in Austin, TX, and an office in Dubai, Caracol operates on a truly global scale where innovation, collaboration, and passion drive everything we do.
Join Caracol and be part of a diverse,
talented team pushing the boundaries of additive manufacturing and shaping a more sustainable future
BUILD BEYOND POSSIBLE, WITH ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
As a Robotics Software Engineer, you will play a key role in validating, testing, and supporting the software used in Caracol's additive manufacturing systems. You will work closely with the Customer Success, Engineering and R&D; teams, helping troubleshoot technical issues and ensuring our customers achieve optimal performance from our technologies.
This role combines technical troubleshooting, software validation, and customer-facing support, offering exposure to cutting-edge automation and additive manufacturing systems.
Perform software testing and validation on Caracol's additive manufacturing software, ensuring correct functionality and performance.
Execute hands-on robotic 3D printing tests to validate toolpath planning, slicing processes, and printing quality on large-scale AM