Embedded Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 18-09-2026 - TXT GROUP in Pomezia
For a project in the defense sector, TXT E-TECH is looking for a Middle-Level Embedded DSP Engineer to join a technical team working on the porting, integration, and validation of a communication infrastructure between Texas Instruments DSPs and FPGA devices. The selected candidate will contribute to the evolution of the hardware communication layer by analyzing the existing implementation, porting it to a new DSP platform, and supporting integration and debugging activities on embedded systems.Main Responsibilities
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Main Responsibilities
- Support the porting of the MHAL (Modem Hardware Abstraction Layer) message transport infrastructure used for communication between DSP and FPGA;
- Analyze the existing implementation running on Texas Instruments TMS320C6457 DSP;
- Analyze the current MHAL layer based on RapidIO / SRIO;
- Port the software to the Texas Instruments TMS320C6657 DSP platform;
- Configure the DSP as a PCI Express Endpoint and implement communication with the FPGA over PCIe;
- Develop interrupt-driven (IRQ-based) message reception mechanisms;
- Adapt low-level drivers and message transport mechanisms to the new architecture;
- Support functional verification of the DSP-FPGA communication channel;
- Perform embedded debugging activities using Code Composer Studio;
- Support FPGA integration activities and troubleshoot issues identified during system integration;
- Produce and maintain the technical documentation required for software release.
Required Technical SkillsThe ideal candidate should have experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Embedded software development in C on DSPs or embedded processors;
- Experience with Texas Instruments DSPs, preferably from the C6000 / Keystone family;
- Knowledge of Code Composer Studio, preferably CCS v5.x;
- Good understanding of interrupt handling mechanisms