Embedded Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 26-08-2026 - Consilium Safety Sweden in Milano
Since 1994, Microdata Due has been a trusted leader in advanced fire safety technologies for the marine industry. As part of Consilium Safety Group, we develop innovative safety solutions that protect lives, assets, and operations worldwide.
Backed by Antin Infrastructure Partners, a leading private equity firm, Consilium Safety Group is on an ambitious growth and transformation journey. With strong financial support and a clear strategic direction, we continue to invest in innovation, operational excellence, and talented people who want to make a difference.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an international company where you can grow professionally, take on new challenges, and contribute to cutting-edge technology development.
About The Role
We are currently looking for an experienced and motivated Embedded Software Engineer to join our development team in Follo, Italy.
In this role, you will work on advanced embedded software solutions within a Linux environment, contributing to the full software development lifecycle – from requirements analysis to implementation, integration,
testing, and documentation.
Key Responsibilities
Analyze and manage software requirements
Develop high-level software components in C++
Work within embedded Linux environments
Integrate and test software modules
Create and maintain technical documentation
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams in an international environment
Qualifications
Required Skills & Experience
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Electronics Engineering, or a related technical field
Minimum 5 years of experience in C++ software development
Strong knowledge of modern C++ (C++14 or later)
Experience with embedded Linux systems such as Yocto or Buildroot
Experience developing applications for embedded systems, including performance optimization and deterministic software design
Familiarity with version control and development tools such as Git, SVN, GitLab, and Jenkins
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