We are looking for resources who can work with C++ with experience in the development of embedded applications. Below is a list of the main tasks and responsibilities of the embedded systems developer: * To develop the code following the standards defined with the architecture team and to work for the reduction of the technical debt * To participate to the design and development of critical parts of the project, together with the architecture team * To end‑to‑end manage the software lifecycle for embedded systems, including build and test automation, continuous integration, and secure deployment on devices * To manage the Unit Test for the functionalities developed, trying to automate the execution of the tests when possible * To be responsible for the deployment and for the relating tool chain for one’s own projects * To guarantee the compliance of the code developed with the company SDLC (Coding Standard, Unit Test, Versioning) * To store the software produced following the versioning policies * To actively collaborate with the colleagues of the team,
with particular care towards the junior resources or recently hired colleagues * To be responsible for the compliance with the company ISO standard * To draw and develop the documentation for the projects assigned Required qualifications: * C++ (>= C++11), with at least 3 years experience in embedded applications * Object oriented design and development * Embedded Linux mainly in user space * Git/GitHub for version control * DevOps practices for embedded systems: CI/CD, build and hardware test automation, firmware pipeline management, containerization, and secure deployment on embedded devices * Scripting languages (bash, python preferred) * Capable of writing software documentation according to given standards * CMake, Conan will be given extra chances * Knowledge of CAN will be given extra chances (J1939, ISO‑TP 15765, ISO11783, UDS, CANOpen) Seniority level * Associate Employment type * Full‑time Job function * Co
📌 C++ embedded developer (Torino)
🏢 Mito
📍 Torino