System Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Getronics in Milano
As a System Engineer, you will be responsible for providing technical leadership, proactive service support, and operational coordination to ensure the delivery of high-quality, stable, and efficient services across complex customer environments.
You will work closely with customers as a trusted technical point of contact, collaborating with global technical delivery and operations teams to ensure optimal service performance. By combining hands-on technical expertise with strong coordination and customer-facing skills, you will contribute to service excellence and continuous improvement.
This role primarily supports key customers in Italy and is based in Milan, with work mainly performed on-site at the customer location, with potential hybrid flexibility in the future.
Responsibilities:
- Act as the technical lead for assigned customers, ensuring overall service health and performance
- Collaborate with internal technical teams to ensure customer requirements are properly understood and delivered
- Manage and prioritise customer requests,
ensuring timely resolution and premium service delivery
- Participate in technical discussions and provide input on operational issues and improvements
- Lead operational meetings, handle customer enquiries, and manage escalations or critical incidents
- Monitor and improve SLA performance in coordination with Service Delivery/Customer Service Managers
- Ensure smooth transition of services into operations
- Oversee and coordinate patching and maintenance activities with customers and internal teams
- Support sales and service management teams in identifying opportunities for service improvements and business growth
- Operate within ITIL processes to ensure structured and high-quality service delivery
Qualifications:
- Minimum 3-5 years of experience in technical support roles within infrastructure services
- Strong coordination skills across multiple technical teams in a global environment
- Hands-on expertise in at least two