Founded in 2004, RE:LAB is now a leading authority in the design, development, and evaluation of Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI). Our company culture is deeply user-centered and driven by user experience.
We ensure that machines work for the well-being of people. Our aim is to enhance the relationship between people and technology, enabling our clients' products and services to reach new standards of quality and competitiveness.
Designers, human factors experts, and engineers work side by side to create optimal interactions with technological solutions—whether visual, physical, vocal, or gestural.
In doing so, we leverage our solid expertise in interaction and visual design, ergonomics, and human factors, as well as in software, firmware, and hardware development for HMI.
PositionWe are seeking a Software Developer to join our technical team of software developers and contribute to both internal and external projects. The role involves using C++ to develop scalable and reliable solutions, contributing to all phases of the software lifecycle—from design and development to testing and maintenance.
Develop and optimize software applications using C++.Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to deliver tailored solutions for external clients and internal initiatives.Participate in the design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of code.Analyze requirements and solve problems to ensure high-quality deliverables.RequirementsDegree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related fields.Interest and skills in C++ development.Teamwork and problem-solving abilities.Familiarity with development and debugging tools.Other informationFull Time
Our company is dedicated to conducting its business with the highest standards of ethics and integrity. We are guided by a steadfast commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion, creating a work environment where every individual can feel respected, valued, and motivated to perform at their best. LocationReggio nell'Emilia
ExperienceEntry level
ContractFull-time
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