Embedded Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Abylsen in Torino
ABYLSEN is an international engineering consulting group with 3300 employees and a turnover of 290 M€ in 2023. Created by a number of entreprenors in 2005, the group was born from a common development ambitions across the major European regions and is now located in 30 locations spread over 7 countries (France, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Luxembourg, Belgium and Netherlands).
As a multi-specialist, we are active in 8 main business sectors (Automotive, Aeronautics, Rail, Heavy Industry, Energy, IT/Telecom, Lifesciences, Banking/Finance) and bring our expertise to all our clients on their innovation projects R&D; and operational performance.
As part of the development of our entity Abylsen Italy, specialized in Transport (automotive, aeronautics, defense, space and rail), Heavy Industry (metallurgy, steel plant), Energy and IT, we are looking for a Embedded Software Engineer to integrate our team of consultants and bring your expertise on all our projects.
What is the challenge?
MAIN ACTIVITIES:
Develop the code following the standards defined with the architecture team and to work for the reduction of the technical debt
Participate to the design and development of critical parts of the project, together with the architecture team
Manage end-to-end the software lifecycle for embedded systems, including build and test automation, continuous integration, and secure deployment on devices
Manage the Unit Test for the functionalities developed, trying to automate the execution of the tests when possible
To be responsible for the deployment and for the relating tool chain for one’s own projects
Guarantee the compliance of the code developed with the company SDLC (Coding Standard, Unit Test, Versioning)
REQUIREMENTS :
C++ (>= C++11), with at least 3 years experience in embedded applications
Object oriented design and development
Embedded Linux mainly in user space
Git/GitHub for version control
Good knowledge of DevOps practices for embedded systems: CI/CD, build and hardware