Senior software engineer, field survey applications
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Experteer Italy in Italia
Senior Software Engineer, Field Survey Applications (C++) In this role you will design and maintain cross‐platform field survey applications that connect with GNSS receivers and field devices. You will work with a global team to deliver reliable software for data collection, device communication, and positioning workflows. You will influence the full software lifecycle and address real‐world field challenges with robust technical solutions. This is an opportunity to shape tools used by surveyors, engineers and construction professionals and contribute to Topcon's field‐oriented positioning platforms.
Flexible hybrid work Competitive gross salary (50,000–57,000) Variable premio Collaborative working environment Continuous learning Design, develop and maintain field survey applications for Windows, Linux, Android and i OS using C++, Qt and QML Build reliable software modules for data collection, device communication, positioning workflows and field operations Integrate Topcon and third‐party equipment including GNSS receivers, robotic total stations,
laser range finders and other connected devices Analyze technical requirements, estimate development effort and contribute to planning, prioritisation and delivery decisions Support the full software lifecycle: architecture, coding, debugging, testing, documentation, release support and continuous improvement Troubleshoot complex software and hardware‐integration issues, translating field feedback into robust technical solutions Collaborate closely with project managers, team leaders, QA, product teams and international engineering colleagues Contribute to code quality, internal best practices, tool improvements and scalable software processes 3+ years of professional C++ software development experience, ideally in complex technical or product environments Hands‐on experience with Qt and/or QML for cross‐platform application development Strong understanding of object‐oriented programming, software design principles, algori