Embedded Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Copeland in Bologna
About Us
We are a global climate technologies company engineered for sustainability. We create sustainable and efficient residential, commercial and industrial spaces through HVACR technologies. We protect temperature-sensitive goods throughout the cold chain. And we bring comfort to people globally. Best-in-class engineering, design and manufacturing combined with category-leading brands in compression, controls, software and monitoring solutions result in next-generation climate technology that is built for the needs of the world ahead. Whether you are someone looking for a career change, a professional, an undergraduate student exploring your first opportunity, or recent graduate, we have opportunities that will allow you to innovate, be challenged and make an impact.
We are seeking an experienced Embedded Software Engineer to join our Engineering team. This role focuses on the design, development, and validation of software for embedded Linux environments, with a strong emphasis on code reliability, scalability, and reusability.
The Embedded Software Engineer will contribute to the development of programmable electronic controllers used in a variety of industrial applications and will collaborate closely with international engineering teams to deliver high-quality embedded solutions. This job is based in Belluno, Italy, and regular on-site presence is required. Salary: €40,000 - €45,000 gross annual salary, depending on experience and qualifications.
Key Responsibilities of the Role
- Develop, document, test, and maintain software applications for embedded Linux environments.
- Participate actively in code reviews and contribute to software design and architecture discussions.
- Improve and support continuous integration (CI) processes to increase build efficiency and deployment automation.
- Collaborate with global engineering teams to troubleshoot issues, perform debugging activities, and improve software performance.
- Contribute to the architecture and desig