Embedded Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Raicam in Cuneo
We are a forward-thinking company that is developing autonomous robotic solutions for last mile delivery and intelligent devices for smart mobility. We are looking for a Embedded Software Engineer to develop low-level code for our in-house designed electronic components. You will work in a strictly real-time environment consisting of motor controls and communication between sensors, actuators, and electronic control units (ECUs).
The Projects
You will be at the heart of two cutting-edge technological frontiers:
- Smart Bike Revolution: We are developing an entire e-bike system equipped with an e-bike ABS for safe braking, automatic electro-actuated gear shifting, a multifunction Bluetooth display, and an interconnected BMS.
- Robotics & AGV: You will help develop an Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) robotic platform—a driverless mobile robot used for material transport in industrial environments like factories and hospitals.
Key Activities
- Firmware Development: Design and implement efficient C firmware for microcontrollers, specifically the ARM Cortex-M family.
- Real-time Control:
Implement motor control loops and sensor acquisition (torque, cadence, encoder, IMU) using Bare-Metal approaches.
- Software Lifecycle: Develop modules from the driver layer to the application layer, ensuring they adhere to standards and customer requirements.
- Communication: Work with CAN, Bluetooth, and ETHERCAT protocols.
- Specifications & Testing: Handle requirements analysis, specification writing, and test case creation.
Your Profile
- Experience: 3-5 years in firmware development for complex embedded systems.
- Technical Expertise: Deep practical knowledge of ANSI-C, MCU architectures, and IDE toolchains.
- Automotive Knowledge: Familiarity with automotive network architectures (CANbus), vehicle functions, and high-level control logic.
- Standards: Knowledge of standard coding rules, such as MISRA.
- Soft Skills: A strong problem-solving attitude and the ability to work independ