Firmware Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Tmc in Milano
- Participate to functional requirements collection and architecture definition;
- Design and develop firmware with C and C++;
- Support the system validation strategy;
- Troubleshoot issues with in-depth analysis and coordination with other team members;
- Share technical knowledge with other team members;
- Produce technical documentation
Purpose of The Role:
- Participate to functional requirements collection and architecture definition;
- Design and develop firmware with C and C++;
- Support the system validation strategy;
- Troubleshoot issues with in-depth analysis and coordination with other team members;
- Share technical knowledge with other team members;
- Produce technical documentation
What We Expect From You
- M.Sc. in Electronics Engineering or Computer Science Engineering
- 5+ years of related experience - Full autonomy in coding in C and C++ languages
- Knowledge of embedded communication protocols (I2C, Uart, SPI..)
- Knowledge of wireless technologies (Zigbee, LoRa, etc.)
- Good command of Italian and English language
- Serious motivation for the Employeneurship model of TMC.
What You Can Expect From Us
The position offers a permanent employment contract, and the base gross annual salary (Gross Annual Salary – RAL) will be no less than €38,000, in line with the National Collective Bargaining Agreement (CCNL) for Commerce – Tertiary, Distribution and Services.
TMC is committed to offering a competitive compensation package. At the end of the recruitment process, after assessing the candidate's experience, skills, and qualifications, the company may offer a final gross annual salary higher than the amount stated above.
In line with our business model, the final compensation package also includes a project profit-sharing component, an individual annual learning and development budget of €4,000 net, and an annual welfare allowance.
Further details will be provided during the recruitment process, in accordance with the company's applicable policie