Embedded Software Test Engineer
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - Topcon Positioning Systems in Pordenone
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Embedded Software Test Engineer
Embedded Software Test Engineer | GNSS & Positioning Technology | Modena, Italy
Topcon Positioning Group is looking for an Embedded Software Test Engineer to join our team at the TOPCON Facility & Test Centre in Concordia sulla Secchia, Modena.
What You Will Do
- Perform verification, validation and R&D; testing on GNSS products and related devices.
- Create test reports and keep test coverage aligned with product requirements.
- Use automation tools, analyze results and support troubleshooting activities.
- Help reproduce and investigate issues reported by users and dealers.
- Work with lab equipment, firmware recovery, modules, SIM cards and device connections.
What We Are Looking For
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Geomatics, Geodesy, Environmental/Civil Engineering, Surveying, or Geosciences) - or an Italian Geometra technical diploma with practical surveying experience.
- Practical experience operating survey-grade GNSS equipment in the field (e.g., RTK/DGNSS base and rover setups, precision GIS data collectors, or total stations).
- Solid understanding of core GNSS concepts, positioning methods, error sources, and local coordinate reference systems.
- Formal testing or QA background is a plus, but strong user-level familiarity with GNSS hardware and field workflows is fully sufficient