Electronic Engineer
Pubblicato il 05-09-2026 - LELIT in Brescia
About LELIT
LELIT is an Italian company designing and manufacturing high-performance coffee machines and ironing systems for domestic use, where precision meets passion.
Founded in 1986, LELIT has grown into a recognized name in the prosumer coffee world, combining Italian craftsmanship, technology, and style. Today, our team counts more than 200 people, with 70% women bringing energy, creativity, and expertise to everything we do.
Since 2022, LELIT has been part of the Breville | Sage Group (BRG), a global leader in premium kitchen appliances that has become an iconic international brand over the past 90+ years, delivering products to more than 70 countries around the globe. Together, we share one vision: empowering people worldwide to create exceptional experiences at home.
At LELIT, we transform passion into performance. We are smart, ambitious, and determined. We believe in people and their potential. Joining us means growing, learning, and shaping excellence together.
The Role
Within the R&D; team, we are looking for an Electronic Engineer – Firmware & IoT,
reporting to the Development Manager.
The person will be responsible for the development and technical definition of product electrical and electronic solutions, with a particular focus on firmware integration and IoT functionalities. They will coordinate development activities and ensure alignment between specifications received from the Parent Company, the electronic architecture, and LELIT product requirements.
The person we are looking for will support the Development Manager in the following activities:
- design electronic schematics, both analog and digital, and define the product electrical architecture;
- design electrical diagrams and wiring, ensuring integration with electromechanical components and mechanical layout;
- create firmware specifications for new products or, where applicable, receive and analyze firmware specifications from the Parent Company, clarifying technical and functional as