Software Engineer – C++/Linux
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - eGlue Technologies in Chieri
Established in Turin in 2008, eGlue Technologies is a leading company in embedded software development, cloud computing, and machine learning. eGlue supports industrial and automotive customers from the very early stages of the project to the final release of the product. Initially concentrating on developing Linux-based embedded software for connected vehicles, our journey has evolved launching a cloud division fulfilling the increasing market demand of big data analytics. Adopting Agile methodology, we ensure adaptability and iterative development in both embedded and cloud projects.
We're seeking Junior and Senior Software Engineers specialising in C++/Linux to join our team, contributing significantly to the design and development of software for embedded devices in the IoT/Automotive field. Beyond coding, you'll play a key part in creating solutions that seamlessly integrate with cutting-edge systems. Your expertise in C++ and Linux will be crucial for developing robust and efficient solutions. Collaborating with cross-functional teams,
you'll contribute to the entire software development lifecycle, from concept to implementation and testing.
You will actively participate in projects centred around the following key topics:
● Linux-based Middleware for managing updates, handling application lifecycle, offering security, and abstracting hardware resources.
● Real-time data collection and processing for Automotive IoT applications such as fleet monitoring, predictive maintenance, drive style estimation, vehicle health monitoring, road type estimation, etc.
We are open to considering the placement of students in Internships .
RESPONSIBILITIES
● Understanding software architecture (Middleware on Linux).
● Developing software components (primarily in C++).
● Addressing technical issues related to software implementation and upgrades.
● Participating in alignment meetings with the development team and project stakeholders (senior profiles).
● Interfacing with th