SVILUPPATORE FIRMWARE

ABOUT US

AGAP2 is a European engineering and operational consulting group that is part of the MoOngy Group.

With a presence in 14 European countries and over 7,500 employees, we opened our first Italian office in Milan in 2018. Given our continued growth, we are strengthening and expanding our team with people who share the same values as our company : AMBITION, SMILES, DYNAMISM, WILLINGNESS TO GET INVOLVED, all in a constantly evolving environment where human relationships always come first.

Position : Firmware Developer

Seniority : Expert (at least 4 years' experience)

Location : Remote

AGAP2 is looking for a Firmware Developer with at least 4 years of experience to join a high-tech project in the IoT / Telematics sector.

The position is fully remote, with occasional meetings at the Rome office.

Responsibilities

The candidate will be involved in the firmware development of embedded electronic devices and will be responsible for :

• Firmware development in C language for STM32 microcontrollers (STMicroelectronics).
• Implementation, configuration, and debugging of connectivity modules via AT commands.
• Integration and control of BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) transceiver chips.
• Management of peripherals and communication protocols (UART, SPI, I2C, GPIO, ADC, PWM).
• Performance optimisation, consumption analysis and memory management.
• Collaboration with hardware, software and QA teams to ensure product stability and reliability.
• Support during the testing, validation and debugging phase on real hardware.

Essential requirements

What do we offer?

The world needs you

AGAP2 is an equal opportunities employer : we believe that all forms of diversity are a source of mutual enrichment. We are committed to ensuring an inclusive work environment in which every single resource can bring unique value to our organisation. Therefore, we welcome applications regardless of age, gender, nationality, disability, sexual orientation, religion or marital status.

Furthermore, we honour our commitments by paying attention to resources belonging to protected categories pursuant to Articles 1 and 18 of Law 68 / 99.