Senior Firmware Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-09-2026 - Topcon in Concordia Sulla Secchia
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Senior Firmware EngineerTopcon Positioning Group | Concordia sulla Secchia - Modena, Italy | HybridTopcon Positioning Group is looking for a Senior Firmware Engineer to join our team in Concordia sulla Secchia, Modena.
This is an opportunity to work on advanced embedded software and firmware for GNSS receiver products used in construction, Geomatics, and agriculture technologies worldwide.
What you will do
- Design, develop, test, and maintain embedded software and firmware components for GNSS receiver products.
- Develop reliable, high-performance C/C++ software, including embedded Linux services, networking components, and hardware interfaces.
- Modernize legacy code into modular, maintainable, and testable architectures.
- Integrate firmware with hardware, operating systems, GNSS technologies, and correction services such as RTK, PPP, and CSSR.
- Optimized performance, scalability, resource utilization, and reliability across hardware targets.
- Debug complex software, system, and integration issues using advanced diagnostic and simulation tools.
- Contribute to code reviews, automated testing, CI/CD workflows, documentation, and continuous improvement of engineering practices.
What we are looking