Software Application Engineer
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Multronic in Carmagnola
About the Role
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Are you a hands‑on Engineer passionate about embedded systems, ECU testing, and telemetry?Do you thrive in an environment where you can take real ownership of client projects and work closely with senior engineering experts?
At Multronic S.r.l. (part of the Belgian Batia Mosa Group), we develop high‑end software and hardware solutions for industrial, automotive, and marine applications - ranging from diesel emission reduction systems to advanced battery cooling and telemetry modules.
We are looking for a Software Testing & Application Engineer to join our R&D; hub in Carmagnola. Working directly alongside our Lead Engineer Italy, you will play a key role in testing ECU firmware, validating web applications, and ensuring seamless field deployment for international clients.
Key Responsibilities
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- Testing & Validation: Execute functional, integration, and performance testing for ECU firmware, hardware components, and web-based applications.
- Customer Application Support: Act as the technical point of contact for clients, taking technical ownership from initial concept through validation, homologation, and SOP (Start of Production).
- Protocol & Systems Diagnostics: Analyze and debug communication protocols (CAN bus, LIN, K-line, Modbus, J1939, UDS) using industry‑standard diagnostic and calibration tools.
- Technical Documentation: Maintain project specs, test plans, homologation logs, and technical reports.
- Field & Lab Testing: Perform lab bench testing and occasional on‑site testing at client vehicle/equipment sites.
Your Profile
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- Experience: 2–3+ years of hands‑on experience in the automotive, industrial, or marine electronics sector.
- Technical Knowledge:
- Solid understanding of communication protocols: CAN, LIN, Modbus, J1939, CCP, UDS.
- Experience with diagnostic/calibration software tools (e.g., CANalyze