Software Engineer Integrations
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Ascom in Scandicci
Why Ascom?At Ascom, we develop software that directly supports healthcare professionals in life‑critical environments. Our healthcare ICT and mobile workflow solutions are deployed in over 12,000 hospitals worldwide, managing around 800 million alerts every year.This role is a long‑term investment in software quality, scalability, and technical expertise. For more than 160 years, Ascom has combined Swiss engineering quality with global innovation.Based in Florence, you will primarily work on projects within Italy, while also providing remote support to international customers when required.The RoleAs a Software Engineer, you design, develop, and maintain reliable software solutions used in complex healthcare environments, where quality, performance, and stability matter.What You’ll DoDesign and develop new features and modules for healthcare software solutionsMaintain and improve existing applications with a strong focus on quality and performanceDesign, code, debug, test, and deliver clean,
maintainable softwareBuild reusable components to improve long‑term consistency and scalabilityCollaborate on technical documentation and knowledge sharingWork closely with Italian customers and stakeholdersProvide remote support to international projects and Ascom sites when requiredDevelop integrations with hospital and clinical IT systemsWhat We’re Looking ForSolid experience with Microsoft C# and ASP.NET CoreStrong hands‑on experience building and consuming REST and SOAP APIsExperience working with distributed systems and system integrationsUnderstanding of software quality, performance, and maintainability principlesAbility to work across the full development lifecycle (design delivery support)Comfortable collaborating with customers and cross‑functional teamsExperience in healthcare, medical, or highly regulated environments is a plusWhy Join This TeamItaly‑based role with international reach – global support delivered remotelyMeaningful software – real impact on hospitals