CyberSecurity Software Architect
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - EXOR International in Verona
At Exor International S.p.A., we design and develop embedded hardware and software for the industrial sector, as well as related tools and frameworks. We offer complete software solutions from the initial idea to the final product for HMI interfaces, IoT gateways and control panels. The figure sought will be part of the HMI application development team. The focus will be twofold: to ensure the evolution and maintenance of the current software platform and, at the same time, to guide the design and development from scratch of new generation software solutions for the human-machine interface.
Responsibilities
HMI evolution: Implement new features, optimize performance and maintain the existing code of the proprietary software suite (Editor and Runtime)
New Product Development: Design and develop from scratch the software architecture for the new generations of business solutions, defining technology stacks and architectural patterns
Work closely with the Firmware and Protocols teams to ensure proper integration between the HMI application and the operating system (bottom-up)
and actively collaborate with Project Management and Product Management to align development with the strategic product vision (top-down)
Integrate into the distributed development team (Italy-India), working in close synergy with the Team Leader and following the technical and organizational directives already in place for joint development
Requirements
Mandates
Qualifications: Degree in Computer Engineering, Information Science, Mathematics, Physics (or equivalent qualifications)
Languages: Excellent knowledge of the C++ language
Problem Solving: Excellent ability to analyze and solve problems in complicated technical contexts
Code Management: Dual ability to work on legacy code (rapid learning and focus on backward compatibility) and, at the same time, to evolve software and design solutions for new products
Software Architecture: Knowledge of the main design patterns and architectural aspects