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C# Software Developer – Desktop Applications
Datacolor · Reggio nell’Emila
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About the role
Datacolor is seeking a skilled C# Software Developer to design, build, and maintain desktop applications that support its colour‑management instruments. You will work on both new features and existing code, ensuring a high‑quality user interface and reliable performance.
Key responsibilities
- Design, develop, test, and maintain C#/.NET desktop applications.
- Read, understand, and debug existing codebases, including instrument APIs written in C++.
- Collaborate with internal support teams and external clients to gather requirements and act as product owner when needed.
- Estimate development effort, track progress, and meet project deadlines.
- Maintain installers, software packages, and contribute to automated testing initiatives.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent experience.
- Several years of experience developing industrial software for technical environments.
- Strong problem‑solving, debugging, and code‑quality mindset.
Required skills
- Proficiency in C# and C++.
- Experience with .NET Framework, WinForms, and Microsoft Visual Studio.
- Familiarity with Azure DevOps Server and Git version control.
- Knowledge of AWS (optional) and ability to create and maintain installers.
- Experience building user‑friendly GUIs.
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Reggio nell’Emila