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Nanological: Junior Software & Hardware Integration Engineer

Fecha límite de admisión de CV: 24 Dic de 2026
Fecha límite de admisión de CV: 24 Dic de 2026

Nanological is looking for a Junior Software & Hardware Integration Engineer based at its headquarters at Madrid Science Park (Cantoblanco campus).

 

About Us

Nanological, a CSIC spin-off, is a deep tech startup building a new class of in vitro diagnostic tools, starting with the rapid detection of sepsis. Our proprietary platform integrates optomechanical sensing and machine learning to transform complex physical signals into actionable clinical answers.

We’ve been recognized as a Deep Tech Pioneer by Hello Tomorrow, selected among the Top 100 startups by APTE, and awarded by EIT Health, Parque Científico de Madrid, and the Spanish Ministry of Equality for our innovation and clinical impact.

 

Role Description

We are looking for a Junior Software & Hardware Integration Engineer to support the development, integration and automation of the hardware components of our measurement system.

You will develop software to control scientific instrumentation, electronics, sensors, actuators and positioning systems, integrating them into automated acquisition and measurement workflows. You will work closely with our R&D team in a hands-on laboratory environment.

 

Key responsibilities
  • Developing software for hardware control and integration.
  • Automating signal acquisition and measurement workflows.
  • Communicating with instrumentation through APIs, drivers and communication protocols.
  • Integrating sensors, actuators, positioning systems and acquisition electronics.
  • Developing automated calibration, alignment and characterization routines.
  • Synchronizing motion, acquisition and data processing.
  • Implementing diagnostic tools, logging and error handling.
  • Supporting laboratory testing and validation of new functionalities.

 

Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Telecommunications, Electronics, Industrial or Computer Engineering, or a related field.
  • Python programming skills.
  • Fundamentals of electronics and instrumentation.
  • Basic knowledge of signal acquisition and processing.
  • Understanding of hardware-software integration.
  • Ability to understand and troubleshoot experimental systems.
  • Interest in working directly with hardware and developing control and automation systems for scientific instrumentation.

 

Nice to have
  • FPGA/HDL.
  • Experience with hardware communication protocols such as Serial/UART, USB, Ethernet/TCP-IP, SPI or I²C.
  • Familiarity with Linux environments.
  • Git and good software development practices.

We are looking for a junior profile, so relevant academic projects, internships, final degree/master’s projects and hands-on technical projects are valued.

 

Why Nanological?

You will work on a first-in-class diagnostic technology combining sensing, instrumentation, software and AI, alongside a multidisciplinary team of engineers and scientists.

The role offers hands-on responsibility for real measurement systems and the opportunity to contribute directly to the development of a technology designed to improve clinical decision-making in severe infections.

 

Applications

Send us your CV and a brief introduction to careers@nanological.es, indicating on the subject Junior Software & Hardware Integration Engineer

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