Firmware Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - Identis in Torino
Identis is a global leader in the design, development, and production of advanced technological systems for financial card and secure government ID card personalization.
Through innovative hardware, software, and service solutions, we support banking institutions, government organizations, and businesses worldwide, ensuring high standards of quality, reliability, security, and precision.
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We are looking for a Junior / Middle Firmware Engineer to join our R&D; Hardware & Firmware Engineering team. You will be responsible for developing on-device code (embedded software) and digital logic for high-precision personalization systems, working across legacy maintenance and next-generation product architectures.
Key Responsibilities
- Firmware Development: Design, write, and maintain embedded software in C and C++ for microcontrollers and dedicated target hardware.
- FPGA & Logic Design:
Develop and integrate VHDL code on FPGA architectures for digital logic and motor/motion control systems.
- Hardware Integration: Collaborate with hardware and mechanical teams to integrate firmware with electronic boards and support system bring-up.
- Debugging & Testing: Troubleshoot code and hardware interfaces using laboratory instruments such as oscilloscopes and logic analyzers.
- Driver Development: Write low-level drivers and manage communication protocols (UART, SPI, I2C, RS232, USB, TCP/IP, CAN).
- Code Maintenance & Docs: Perform bug-fixing on legacy systems, maintain technical documentation, and manage versioning via Git.
Qualifications & Skills
Must-Have Requirements
- Education: Technical Diploma / ITS Degree (Mechatronics, Electronics, Computer Science) OR Bachelor's/Master's Degree in Electronic or Computer Engineering.
- Experience: 1 to 4 years of hands-on experience in firmware or low-level development (relevant academic/personal projects