Software Development Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Sécheron in Italia
The Sécheron Hasler Group continues the Swiss tradition of more than 140 years in the field of railway technology. We are one of the world’s leading suppliers of electrical and electronic safety components and solutions and traction power supply systems for the railway industry, and also offer solutions for renewable energies, DC networks and other industrial systems. The name of the Sécheron Hasler Group is synonymous worldwide with Swiss quality and represents a leading reference for state-of-the-art products supplied to the market.
With more than 1300 employees worldwide, we are there where our customers are. We supply approved products in our customers’ countries or markets and offer a first-class supply chain and customer services locally.
Secheron Hasler Italia is looking for a Software/Firmware Developer to join the R&D; team at the Verona site.
The Software Development we are looking for will have experience in the development of C and modern C++ applications (C++11/14/17). The ideal candidate will also be familiar with development of microcontroller FW.
The new resource will collaborate on the design, new development and software/firmware maintenance of Secheron Hasler Operator Terminals (HMI) used in the railway sector and their supporting software tools.
Responsibilities and key tasks, in this position, you will perform the following:
- Develop FW applications of microcontroller integrated into HMI devices.
- Write and update technical documentation
Requirements
You ideally bring the following:
- University degree in Electrical Engineering/IT or similar disciplines;
- Minimum 3 years of experience
- Thorough knowledge of C and modern C++ (C++11/14/17).
- Experience in using gnu autotools (automake)
- Knowledge of scripting language (Bash)
- experience in FW development on microcontrollers (for example NXP Arm Cortex®-M7 and
TI Hercules family)
- Experience in understanding HW and using HW tools for HW/FW debug and integration (in circuit debugging via J