AKKA ranks as the European leader in engineering consulting and R&D services in the mobility sector. As an innovation accelerator for its clients, AKKA supports leading industry players in the automotive, telco&media, industrial, aerospace, rail and life-sciences sectors throughout the life cycle of their products with cutting edge digital technologies (AI, ADAS, IoT, Big Data, robotics, embedded computing, machine learning, etc.).

With the aim of strengthening our team, we are looking for an:

IoT Developer - Protected Group

The resource, in the context of smart cities technologies, will deal with the development of new sensors for monitoring parameters of interest and development of new models.

He/she will be involved in development, testing, operating, and supporting LoRa related IoT cloud services, interacting with the R&D team, to deliver a high-quality product, and with internal and external customers. The resource will also develop test plans and create automated validation/regression test suits, service monitoring functions, and alerting software for cloud environments.

The ideal candidates have a Master’s Degree in Computer, Telecommunication or Electronic Engineering and have 6 months of work experience in design and study of IoT architectures and also in software development with C++.

Requirements:

• Experience in the IoT/Cloud Market
• Experience with Linux, C++, Git
• Understanding of IoT physical devices constraints (LoRaWAN)
• Knowledge of Doxygen will be a plus
• Fluent knowledge of English
• Protected Group

Job Offer:

Long-term contract

Location

Milan

Founded 1984, AKKA has a strong entrepreneurial culture and is pursuing fast-paced growth and international development in line with its strategic plan CLEAR 2022. The Group continues to recruit at a steady pace to support its strong business growth. With more than 21,000 technology-passionate employees, AKKA is dedicated to advancing the future of industry and supporting the digital transition of its clients. The Group recorded revenues of €1.8 billion in 2019