Software Embedded Engineer
Pubblicato il 18-10-2026 - Generative Bionics in Genova
About UsGenerative Bionics is a deep-tech company building humanoid robot platforms to deploy human-centered Physical AI. We design intelligent, capable machines that work alongside people in real-world environments — developed in Genova, Italy.
RoleWe are building a new generation of wearable sensing systems capable of capturing, processing, and transmitting high-quality biomechanical and physiological data in real-world environments. We are looking for an Software Embedded Engineer to develop the firmware and low-level software that powers our devices and enables reliable communication between sensors, wireless networks, and higher-level software will contribute to the design, development, and optimization of embedded software running on resource-constrained systems, working across sensing, data acquisition, wireless communication, synchronization, and device management. The role is highly practical and close to both hardware and product development. You will write production-quality firmware, test and validate it on physical devices,
troubleshoot issues across the hardware/software boundary, and collaborate closely with electronics, mechanical, and software engineers to transform innovative concepts into robust and scalable products.
Responsibilities
- - Design, implement, and maintain embedded software in C/C++ for microcontroller-based systems and wearable devices;
- - Develop interfaces and acquisition pipelines for IMUs and other sensors, ensuring reliable sampling, synchronization, calibration, and data quality;
- - Design and maintain real-time software architectures using RTOS frameworks, managing tasks, synchronization mechanisms, interrupts, and inter-task communication;
- - Develop and debug peripheral drivers and hardware abstraction layers for custom electronics platforms;
- - Implement and optimize communication protocols such as BLE, Wi‑Fi, and other low‑latency wireless technologies;
- - Develop mechanisms for timestamping, clock synchronization,