Electronic Hardware/Firmware Developer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Lainate
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Electronic Hardware/Firmware Developer
About the job
Do you want to help build tomorrow's world? Welcome to Carlo Gavazzi, an international organization specializing in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of Industrial Automation Components. Our global footprint includes 23 owned sales companies and 5 manufacturing plants across the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Our Group's products (sensors, monitoring relays, timers, energy management systems, solid state-relays, safety devices) provide automation solutions for the global markets of industrial and building automation.
We currently are looking for talented and passionate R&D; engineers like you, who can develop new, disruptive products together with our clients. Do you only strive for excellence and do you want to grow your career in step with our company? Then perhaps you're the M/F/X we're looking for.
You will work within an international team of engineers on the development of innovative products.
The aim of our passionate team is to cooperate with our clients in order to develop a unique product that is more advanced than anything that is currently available on the market. As an E lectronic Hardware/Firmware Developer, you will work within the project team on new developments from A to Z.
What does this mean?
You will be working in the Product Development Team designing and testing the electronics and the microcontroller firmware.
You will interact with the Project leader and the other team members to define the functional specifications of the products.
You will be responsible for the creation of the electrical diagram of analog and digital circuits, selecting all relevant components.
You will use professional instrumentations (oscilloscopes, calibrators, power analyzers, etc).
You will always have an eye for both time and budget management selecting state-of-the-art components, which is a challenge itself. Deadlines are always lurk