Robotics Engineer/Staff Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Qualcomm in Italia
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We are looking for a Senior Robotics Engineer to join our R&D; team. In this role, you will bridge the gap between embedded hardware and advanced robotic systems, designing and developing the firmware and libraries that allow our microcontrollers to drive the next generation of open-source robotics. Whether optimizing Zephyr RTOS for real-time control or integrating micro-ROS, you will be a key asset in maintaining our high standards for developers and creators worldwide.What we offer● A challenging career path in a rapidly growing company with modern vision and talented teams.● A competitive salary (and benefits) that values people skills and experience.● A young and inspiring work environment that encourages diversity and cultural exchange.● Individual growth objectives with a dedicated budget for learning/training.● Flexible working hours and locations — we value work–life balance However, we are not able to consider fully r