Junior Embedded systems Engineer

• During your onboarding, spend time on-site with the ops team to grasp the real constraints of deploying Vizzia terminals in the field
• Understand what breaks, what limits installations, and what clients can’t do today - this is the raw material for everything you’ll build next
• Back in the workshop, use that knowledge to configure and validate cameras in controlled conditions

1. Design the accessories that make every installation possible * Prototype new accessories (external chargers, remote antennas, solar panels) from concept to bench-tested unit * Solder, assemble, and iterate on hardware components in the workshop * Run hardware tests to validate performance in real conditions

• You have a background in embedded systems or mechatronics (engineering school or equivalent) with strong hands-on projects
• You have built things : a robot, an electronics project, something that works in the real world
• You prototype fast and iterate even faster
• You are comfortable in the field as much as in the workshop
• You are graduating in 2026 (currently in your final internship) or recently graduated

• Package : 40€000 - 47€000 selon profil
• Hybrid work
• Contrat cadre and RTT (between 8 and 12 days per year depending on public holidays)
• A Mac or PC depending on your preferences
• BSPCE
• 60% coverage of meal vouchers worth €9 per worked day
• / Sustainable mobility allowance
• Mutuelle (Alan)
• Offices located in central Paris (9th arrondissement)
• Annual offsite with the whole team and plenty of company events

If you’ve read this far, you’re probably very interested in the role and/or Vizzia. We’d like to hear from you even if you feel ou don’t check every box.

Vizzia equips 250+ French local authorities with connected cameras, sensors, and IoT devices to improve urban security and cleanliness. Each deployment relies on the Vizzia terminal - a standalone unit that must work reliably in the field, often without access to public power infrastructure.

Today, roughly 20% of potential clients are unreachable because the terminal lacks the accessories needed for their specific installation constraints: extended battery life, remote antennas, high-capacity chargers. Building that ecosystem is not a side project - it is what determines whether Vizzia can keep its commercial promises.

You will join the Hardware team under David Thibault, responsible for both the operational reliability of deployed terminals and the design of new accessories that make every installation possible.