Hvac Application Engineer
Pubblicato il 05-08-2026 - Dormont Manufacturing in Italia
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Where is the work:
On-Site (5 days)
HVAC Equipment Application Engineer - PadovaJob Summary The Equipment Application Engineer is responsible for selecting and sizing units based on the specific requirements of each application and providing technical support throughout all project phases, from early design through installation.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide technical guidance and consultancy to Sales Engineers and customers on equipment and hydronic systems.
- Prepare technical and commercial proposals for Trane equipment and auxiliary equipment.
- Propose innovative technical solutions, including basic schematics and control logic for advanced chilled and hot water plants.
- Provide guidance and training to the sales network on software and products.
- Prepare and deliver technical product presentations.
- Conduct webinars and live seminars for customers.
- Check the technical compliance of received orders.
- Update CRM records accurately and regularly.
- Cooperate with internal teams such as Sales and Customer Care, as well as external stakeholders including designers, end users, and contractors.
Qualifications and Expectations
- Degree in Engineering, preferably in Thermodynamics, Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent.
- Good knowledge of the fundamental concepts of heatin