Our client is a leading Greek manufacturing company, with an international presence, specializing in the design and development of advanced elevator automation and control systems. With a strong focus on innovation, engineering excellence, and product quality, the company develops both hardware and embedded software solutions that power mission-critical systems used worldwide.
As part of the continued expansion of their R&D department, they are looking for an Embedded Software & Hardware Engineer to join their engineering team and contribute to the design, development, and continuous improvement of next-generation embedded products.
The Role
You'll become part of a highly skilled R&D team responsible for developing both embedded software and hardware for PCB-based elevator control systems.
Working across the full product development lifecycle, you'll design new embedded solutions, improve existing products, troubleshoot complex technical issues, and collaborate closely with hardware and software engineers to deliver reliable, high-performance systems.
Key Responsibilities
What You'll Bring
Nice to Have
What's in It for You
€3,500 – €4,500 Gross / Month , depending on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes private health insurance, company-subsidized meals, and Learning & Development opportunities to support your continuous professional growth. The role follows a primarily remote working model, with occasional on-site visits for team collaboration, project meetings, and key development activities.
You'll have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge embedded hardware and software solutions, contribute to the full product development lifecycle, and collaborate with an experienced R&D team developing innovative products for a global market.
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