Electronic Hardware Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - TXT GROUP in Rivalta di Torino
TXT e-Tech
, a company of the TXT Group, is looking for an
Electronic Hardware Engineer
to join the
Embedded Systems for Aerospace Applications
Business Unit.
The resource will be involved in development, verification and validation activities of
safety-critical avionic systems
in the Aerospace & Defence domain.
Main responsibilities:
- Support for FPGA design development
- Writing and reviewing hardware requirements
- Interpretation of hardware requirements and their translation into test cases and test benches for pre-fitting and post-fitting simulations
- Conceptual and detailed design of modules and FPGAs
- Review of VHDL code
- VHDL code coverage analysis
- Execution of FPGA timing analysis
Required technical skills:
- Knowledge of FPGAs, VHDL, Verilog, and electronic simulation environments
- Knowledge of EDA development environments
- Knowledge of at least one of the following programming languages: C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Python, Visual Basic, Ada95, or similar
- Experience with real-time embedded systems
Optional technical skills:
- Knowledge of modeling languages (e.g., Simulink, SCADE, or similar)
Education:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mechatronic Engineering.
Soft skills:
- Ability to deal with complex systems and problems
- Team working and proactivity
- Positive attitude towards development activities
- Commitment to continuous personal improvement and on-the-job training
Why choose TXT Group:
- Career opportunities in a rapidly growing company undergoing deep transformation, with a young and international team.
- Ongoing training on the key topics related to the business.
- The contract offered for this position is a permanent one, and the salary range for this position is between EUR 34.000 € and EUR 40.000 € gross per year.
- The grading/level will be defined during the selection process based on the candidate's profile and in accordance with the National Collective Lab