Firmware Development Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - Carlo Gavazzi Automation in Italia
Firmware Development EngineerLocation: Lainate, ItalyAbout the jobDo you want to help build tomorrow's world? Welcome to Carlo Gavazzi, where we are designing, manufacturing, and marketing electronic equipment. Our Group's products (sensors, monitoring relays, timers, energy management systems, solid state-relays, safety devices) provide automation solutions for the global markets of industrial and building automation across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific through a network of 23 own sales companies and through more than 60 independent national distributors.
Are you passionate about writing C code that brings products to life, and find it exciting to define new architecture? Then you can have a day in a versatile development team at Carlo Gavazzi.
We design, manufacture and market sensors for the industrial automation industry; challenging applications like automation and protection of automatic doors, gates and accesses are currently being tackled with the development of the next generation of intelligent sensors.
You will contribute to the development of the next generation of intelligent sensors, combining advanced sensing technologies with Embedded AI and Machine Learning capabilities deployed directly at the edge.
As an Electronic Firmware Developer, you will work within the project team on new developments from A to Z, as member of an international team and in strong cooperation with our Competence Center in Denmark.
What does this mean?
Your task will be to design structured embedded software for our sensors. You will work in an interdisciplinary team developing innovative sensing solutions across multiple technologies, including Time-of-Flight (ToF)/LiDAR, photoelectric and capacitive sensing. Your tasks are primarily coding and establishing optimal software architecture, where you can simultaneously help expand our software toolchain.
Your tasks will include: Embedded software development, primarily in C for 32-bit ARMDevelopment and optimization of i