R&D Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Quintall in Quartino
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In this role, you will develop embedded firmware for UPS power supply systems, working across real-time operating systems, microcontroller platforms, hardware interfaces, testing, and cybersecurity compliance. You will help deliver reliable, secure, and maintainable firmware solutions in a global engineering environment.
Your responsibilities
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- Develop, maintain, and debug embedded C firmware for UPS power supply systems using FreeRTOS on ARM Cortex and TI microcontroller platforms, including hardware abstraction layers and interfaces such as GPIO, interrupts, timers,
and communication protocols.
- Build and execute automated and integration tests using gTest or similar frameworks, applying best practices for code quality, maintainability, and compliance with standards such as EU CRA and IEC 62443.
- Collaborate with design, testing, and cybersecurity teams to deliver reliable firmware, and use Git, build systems, and CI/CD practices to support efficient software development and continuous improvement.
- Demonstrate ownership, clear communication, and attention to detail while continuously learning and contributing within an Agile engineering environment.
Your background
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- Degree in Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, with 3–5 years of embedded systems or firmware development experience.
- Strong embedded C/C++ skills; experience with Python or another scripting language is a plus.
- Knowledge of ARM Cortex, TI microc