Firmware Specialist Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-09-2026 - Institute Itech in Milano
Firmware Specialist
Technology & Embedded Systems – Institute Itech
- Full-time position
- Hybrid work model (Milan, Italy – with international scope)
- Travel and meeting expenses will be reimbursed upon approval
- An NDA must be signed
This position may evolve into Senior Firmware Specialist or Lead Embedded Systems Engineer, depending on performance and contribution to Institute Itech’s technology infrastructure.
About Institute Itech:
Institute Itech is a private research, development and technological innovation institute based in Italy with an international vision. It was created to transform scientific knowledge, advanced engineering and emerging technologies into concrete solutions for the environment, health, data intelligence, artificial intelligence, urban systems and technological infrastructure.
The company is built on a multidisciplinary vision structured around six pillars: Education, Technology, Social, Nature, Research and Urban. Through these areas, Institute Itech develops high-impact projects capable of improving quality of life,
making cities more sustainable and creating new models of scientific, industrial and social progress.
Its flagship projects include:
- Memoria™ – AI-based neuroimaging and cognitive data intelligence
- Oxyleaf™ – environmental monitoring and air quality technologies
- Terra™ – advanced soil and ecological remediation systems
- Polaris™ – strategic data infrastructure and positioning systems
- Balloon™ – high-altitude sensing and urban climate platforms
- Biocity™ – integrated biourban planning and smart city ecosystems
About the Role:
Institute Itech is seeking a technically solid and experienced Firmware Specialist to join its embedded systems team in a hybrid capacity between Milan and international project contexts. The role is transversal in nature: the candidate will contribute across multiple flagship projects, developing and maintaining firmware solutions with a significant degree of autonomy across the full emb