Firmware engineer
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Altro in Brusaporto
W&H; Sterilization is a global player in the medical market. We are part of W&H; Group, one of the leading manufacturers of dental transmission instruments & devices in the world, with 1300+ employees and products sold in over 130 countries. We are looking for a talented and passionate Firmware Engineer to strengthen our R&D; Software Team in Brusaporto (BG).
THE IDEAL CANDIDATES
We'd welcome applications from candidates with a Computer Engineering or Computer Science qualification , and skills and interests in : C , C++ languages, object-oriented programming, architecture, developing, testing and validation , from previous work experience. A basic knowledge in reading electric schematics and electronic components would also be great
Whilst knowledge of SCRUM methodology would be appreciated, (it's not strictly necessary) – it is important for us to share an agile mindset, focusing on the project, method and team working.
We are looking for full-time availability , working mainly in the Company, but eventually also remotely, in line with the team.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING IN THE ROLE
As part of a well-organized Team, you'll be part of activities related to medical devices, medical solutions and service, working on the development of electronic boards and their related firmware for innovative, reliable and sustainable products. You'll be able to make tech research ensuring a high level of innovation and lastly you'll maintain existing products.
OUR OFFER
We are passionate about learning, and we offer the opportunity to attend academic classes, professional courses and training in general to develop hard and soft skills.
We offer time flexibility and we promote well-being activities through a WHP Team (Workplace Health Promotion) and a welfare platform.
The best candidate will be hired directly by the Company (no free lance collaboration), according to the Industry national contract and the local benchmark.
We build our job offers by carefully assessing each candidate's back